The Late Ming Dynasty's Tyrannical Boss
晚明之霸道大当家
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 660k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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What can I say? Times are progressing, but the author insists on regressing, just like my Qing Dynasty back then.
It's already happened. Rifles, electricity, rubber, and plastic have all appeared. The protagonist isn't a petty thug; he should be an academician-level engineer.
The protagonist keeps saying that speed is everything on the battlefield, which makes me laugh. How many cuts can you possibly make with speed? A spear can kill you with a single thrust.
An archer can be trained in a year, to be honest. Nobody believes it.
The more I watched, the more awkward it felt, but I couldn't quite put my finger on it. All I could say was that everyone spoke like modern people, and it lacked the charm of watching an ancient, fictional world. Take, for example, the protagonist asking Xiaohong to create a "resume". Xiaohong didn't seem to think anything was wrong, and she immediately went to arrange everyone's resumes...
After reading seven or eight chapters, here are my thoughts. First of all, the protagonist comes from a lowly background; how could he possibly train a renowned general? Let professionals handle professional tasks. Find a scholar to teach them literacy, hire a martial arts instructor, and the protagonist's role should be to cultivate relationships through kindness and loyalty, instill respect…
Are you saying that training a top archer in just one year makes Olympic champions look like trash, since it takes so many years to train them?
The protagonist's previous life involved a rather high-class gang, complete with a gym and archery facilities.
I'm here, and this is the first time I've read such a new book. However, the writing is a bit lacking. The first few chapters are too verbose. It should use a reverse chronological order to directly describe the troop training, regardless of the number of soldiers. That would be more engaging. The farming part could be briefly introduced. Then it should be about bandit suppression, conflicts, etc. Otherwise, it'll just be... Well, let's just say it's not very good. Just my personal opinion.
They haven't even figured out the most basic principles: a life for a life. If bandits kill, why can't the Tartars? And the idea of no nationalization is utter nonsense. Colonialism is the only way to go.