The Noble Young Master of Great Yan
大燕贵公子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Martial Arts
- Subgenre
- Wuxia Fantasy
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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I've read about half of the book. It was okay at first, but it got more and more depressing as I read on. The protagonist isn't very passionate; he's easygoing and forgivable. He's happy as long as he can get some money back. If he has more money, he'll share it with his underlings. He doesn't dare to kill any supporting character with a bit of status, even if they hire assassins to kill him multiple times.
The protagonist is a spoiled brat, not a good person, and in his dream, he's a doctor who gets killed by gangsters.
The protagonist is a spoiled brat, not a good person. Even in his dream, a doctor is killed by gangsters, and men in black appear in his house. He actually tries to save them—is that even funny? There's absolutely no logic to it. Doesn't he consider the consequences? He saves someone and then gets kidnapped. It's truly awful.
Three defeats are not my style; there are too many bugs.
After reading dozens of chapters, I was forced to give up. The title is "The Noble Young Master," but the story lacks any sense of nobility whatsoever! Instead, the protagonist seems rather rustic and timid! Aside from the catchy title, it's utterly worthless! It feels like clickbait! Goodbye, author! Never again! 🙂
Zhang's ending is ridiculous—she actually survives! The protagonist is such a saint; he forgives even the person who killed his own mother, prevented him from practicing martial arts for six years, and repeatedly sent assassins to kill him. What an unfilial son and a total saint!
If you're not a very bright writer, don't write palace intrigue stories! A protagonist like that wouldn't survive two episodes in a palace drama! Your writing style and ideas may be good, but please consider the intelligence of other readers! This kind of protagonist is better suited to running away as a refugee, then rising up in rebellion against the court, only to be killed by his own men and replaced!
This guy's got a screw loose, he likes being abused, what a fucking saint! What trash!
What utter garbage! Is the main character out of their mind? They always have to meddle, thinking they're so great and saintly.
At first, it was so-so, but then I saw Zhang Shi kill the protagonist's mother and constantly weaken his internal energy, making him drink energy-dissipating drugs every day to prevent the First Madam from targeting him. What if those drugs turned into poison one day? And the eldest brother isn't any better.
This is the worst protagonist I've ever seen, bar none. Others can die, so why don't you get revenge? I couldn't bear to watch any more than twenty chapters.