The Carefree Little Landlord
逍遥小地主
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Are you sure it's safe to eat beef? Won't you get your head chopped off?
The ability to write compelling stories about the mundane lives of ordinary people—that's true success! Unfortunately, similar novels are everywhere, none of them unrelated to power struggles. I used to enjoy reading them when I was younger, but I don't like them as much now.
We're living in an era where 2K is the norm; 3K is considered a big deal now.
I remember that 3K pages used to be looked down upon; at least 6K was considered a big deal. What happened now? How did it become like this?
This book is a bit childish and has some shameless moments; it's like a prostitute trying to maintain a virtuous image. Just so-so!
Why are all the historical novels about the Tang Dynasty set right next to the capital? They all involve the emperor! Even farming novels are like that. No wonder I don't like Tang Dynasty novels.
Please research historical materials before writing historical articles.
The Tang Code's provisions on fighting and disputes stipulated that: For minor fights resulting in injury, punishment varied depending on the severity of the injury, ranging from flogging, caning, to imprisonment. Those who killed in a fight were to be hanged; those who killed intentionally with a blade were to beheaded; those who accidentally killed were punished one degree less than those who…
I hope the later parts of this book will be better than the previous one.
Poorly written. Too much rambling, no highlights, no originality. Scrap.
Having read Tang Dynasty Bricks and other similar works, I really can't get into this one... I'm leaving. Sorry, author.
The author has written quite a few history books, so how can their writing be so naive?