Great Song Super Scholar
大宋超级学霸
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- Completed
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- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 7y ago
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I just want to ask, am I the only one who dislikes this female protagonist surnamed Zhu? Every time she appears, my interest in reading the book diminishes.
Write a long, serious review. Firstly, I had high expectations when Lao Gao announced he would be writing novels in this genre. Firstly, his willingness to try new themes deserves praise. Secondly, authors like Lao Gao, who have written eleven historical novels and still diligently and quietly continue writing, are extremely rare.
This is my first time reading this author's book. I'm just a casual reader, and I'll share my impressions, focusing solely on the protagonist's love life. I'm a woman, and I don't know what you men think. I just want to ask, isn't it better to simply grow old together, supporting each other through thick and thin?
Let's start a thread and see if we can keep voting seven times a day until the book is finished!
It's really getting harder and harder to watch. One second the male lead is in love with his wife, the next he's eyeing the maid, and the next he's seeing his former older sister. It seems like all these women in the show are after him. His wife has helped him so much since childhood, and he doesn't appreciate it at all. He's so damn promiscuous! And they call him self-disciplined? Maybe he is? He falls for every woman he meets. His belt is practically nonexistent! What a load of crap!
This novel is truly awful.
The protagonist's father had an affair with a singer and wanted to take her as a concubine. The protagonist's mother had a huge fight with him over this, and they eventually divorced. Later, this concubine also divorced the protagonist's father and remarried, and the protagonist even gave her several thousand coins as a dowry. Is this a plot even humanly possible?
Is it because the author had writer's block later on that the plot became so weak? To be honest, the scenes of the protagonist and heroine's wedding weren't particularly uninteresting, but the scene where the author's father took a concubine was truly unreadable.
The author copied whatever came to mind.
You copied Su Dongpo's poem, fine, let's just say you're a child prodigy. But a ten-year-old writing about "ten years of separation by life and death"? Okay, let's assume the protagonist has been separated by life and death for the past ten years. But you actually plagiarized Feng Yansi's poem? He was a poet from the Southern Tang Dynasty! His work is hundreds of years old! How could you possibly write such a plot?
Having read over 500 chapters in one go, I wanted to share my reading experience. From the first few hundred chapters, it felt like a historical fantasy novel. The protagonist encountered almost no difficulties in the imperial examinations and promotions; those who stood in his way were easily dealt with, even the early big boss was defeated in a few moves.
To be honest, this book has two major flaws for me. First, the author's portrayal of the protagonist always feels incongruous. Sometimes he has the soul of an adult, and other times he has the mentality of a child, which feels really awkward. Second, the protagonist, a modern person who travels back to ancient times, is smitten with a twelve or thirteen-year-old girl... Please, that's pedophilia!