
A Son Should Be Like Sun Zhongmou
生子当如孙仲谋
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
880Chapters
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How can I put it, the front looks good, but the back is suddenly very poisonous. This is not the first time I have read the author's book, and I really want to support it, but the author is so popular! I'll withdraw first, brothers, hold on
Chapter 2, after tomorrow, if you are still interested, continue to pursue it. It's so annoying (Yu'er vomited~~~~~~~~~~~)
I think what they mentioned about Qinchuan Tangyu is a bit abrupt, but it's not too far-fetched. I think everything was fine in the past, but I have to say that Yu'er is a big poison! ! ! Very poisonous First of all, the logic doesn't add up. We know that the other party is cruel and ruthless, and he killed the protagonist in the fantasy world, but why do we have feelings for each other just because we have been together for a few days? How is it possible to have feelings? Do normal people have such a reaction? For ordinary people, for someone with such a dangerous personality, capriciousness and obvious plot against themselves, the first thing they should do when they see Sun Jian is to take her down. Even if they are soft-hearted, the most they can do is to subdue her first and not injure her life! It's no surprise that the protagonist has such a timid and cautious character that everyone immediately surrounded and killed her. No matter how good her martial arts skills are, can she escape under Kazumo's men in the midst of thousands of troops? Secondly, the IQ suddenly dropped, and I won't say it if I'm a noob. But compared with the previous thinking and logic, it's almost like it was written by two people. The gap is too big, the style of painting suddenly changed, and the protagonist suddenly became infinitely tolerant and generous. The protagonist Yu'er did whatever she wanted to cause trouble for the Sun family without saying a word. The protagonist forgave her (the protagonist didn't know what she did before, but she guessed that it was definitely not a good thing, and the other party prevaricates (I won't pursue it after two sentences), to kill Qin Chuan, a good friend who I emphasize on how much he trusts and is a close friend, and doesn't ask any questions, especially when the other party almost drowned him in the bucket, but he just lost his temper and forgot about it for less than a cup of tea. Is this the original character of the protagonist? It is impossible for a normal person to trust and tolerate her so much. For those who don't know, he thinks she is the same family member as his grandmother, Sun Jian, and Sun Ce! This is completely contrary to common sense! I'm not here to troll people, but I really can't stand it. I've been following the author since Naruto: Tomb of Desolation. Except for Seven Gentlemen, which I don't really like, I like them all. The level has never been so low before! I originally thought it would be a good book like Guo Jing's. In the past, the student party had no money, but now I am full of confidence and want to book it all. The result is like this... To be honest, the author really needs to adjust himself, calm down and take a good look at it! ! ! 🌹🌹🌹
The book was quite interesting in the early stages, but when I came out of Luoyang and met Yu'er and forced her into the car, I really didn't understand it. There is a person who you know has evil intentions by your side. If you can't defeat her before arriving in Nanyang, there is nothing you can do. After arriving in Nanyang, shouldn't you just say "take her down"? I really couldn't survive this wave of poisonous points. Goodbye 👋.
What a pity. The book is a good book. I haven't seen such an eye-catching book for a long time. But to say something bad, from the moment Yu'er appears, the author seems to not want the plot to go too fast. Therefore, there are several embarrassing scenes in the text, such as misunderstandings and Cai Wenji's gaps in the protagonist. It's very uncomfortable to read. I really like this book. The author may say oh, why are they so vicious or so, or some readers are supporting him. I want to say that if possible, the author might as well read some sincere comments instead of trolls and improve them, otherwise it will be equivalent to being a person hidden deep in the hearts of some readers. In addition, readers, if you really like this book, you should not blindly support it and say that you should ignore these trolls. Instead, you should tell the author that you should make changes, and then support them with subscriptions and daily votes. Above.
It's not that the book is not good, I just think it made me click on it, but it didn't make me sink into it.
After subscribing to more than 400 chapters, I suddenly didn't want to read it anymore. The protagonist with a golden finger has always felt a bit childish. He is neither farming and growing nor rising with great success. The protagonist in the plot of more than 400 chapters is neither high nor low. A hammer in the east and a hammer in the west are neither bent on increasing the strength of the family and competing for world hegemony, nor are they determined to only practice martial arts and not participate in the struggle for hegemony. The protagonist has done so many things, what is the ultimate goal? It is said that in order to ensure the power of the family, the protagonist spends half the time worrying about the affairs of the world. It is said that in order to improve his strength by galloping in the world, he is always worried about the fight for hegemony between the princes of the family. I always feel that the image (label) of the protagonist is not distinct enough.
If you want to make money, just look at the readers' opinions, okay? Do you really have no idea that so many people don't like Yu'er? In my opinion, you are not short of money, otherwise you would not have written such a thing. I will give up this book without reading it.
Suggestions should be changed to: Sun Quan and the girls who caused Sun Quan to be hunted down, The Passion (I think the main reason is that the first hundred chapters are all about being hunted, going to Luoyang, being monitored, being chased on the way back to Jiangdong, being kidnapped, and being assassinated. One of the main reasons is for Diao Chan? You said that if you let Diao Chan go when you get the jade seal, how can there be so many things. That Yu'er is the same, stepping on your face and bullying you, and has no temper at all. No, you will retaliate if Yang Xiu comes here? Qin Chuan, a woman pretending to be a man? Did you know she was Diao Chan in the first place? And Cai Wenji, you are not a talented woman like everyone else. , I'm afraid she's not a miser? She should not implicate her benefactor for the sake of books. I don't believe that she, a person who has been influenced by Cai Yi since childhood, would not understand this truth. She is so depressed that she is speechless╯╰)
This Diao Chan wouldn't have sex with Emperor Xian first and then cuckold the protagonist to become his father, right?
Martial arts is the biggest poisonous point of this book. The author wants to use martial arts to bring difficulties to the pig's feet. I can understand this, but is it difficult? Once the pig's feet show up, they will be hunted down. This is simply cruel. More importantly, the author focuses too much on women, which completely wastes the background of the Three Kingdoms. Isn't it true that the Three Kingdoms is all about fighting for hegemony and scheming in troubled times?