The Great Xia Dragon Sparrow at the End of the Sui Dynasty
隋末之大夏龙雀
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- Completed
- Length
- 6.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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There is no need to read it since the protagonist boarded the ship and left Liyang. The following dozens of chapters made me irritated. Not to mention the ambush and the annihilation of 2,000 elite cavalry. He escaped pursuit and ran to a small mountain village to sleep with Li Xiuning. He knew clearly that his territory was unstable. It was dangerous.
The author's writing is terrible. Historically, no remnant power in any country has been so persistent. If the master dies, the subordinates will inevitably fall; everyone has selfish motives! The story was already well-written; there was no need for such a weak and poorly written ending.
Some things cannot be changed; Yang Xuangan's defeat meant he deserved to die.
The author squandered a golden opportunity, insisting on a harem. The first three characters were one thing, but then they forced in a Taoist element – was it some kind of attempt to emulate the nunnery in *The Legend of the Twin Dragons*? Later, she even severed ties with Shangguan Wugou.
How many times did Li Xiuning try to kill the protagonist? Does the author even remember? The crucial point is that the protagonist always lets Li Xiuning go! How many times did she try to ruin the protagonist's important plans? Is this writing style specifically designed to annoy the readers?
The later parts were too weak; the opponents were forced in, making Li Ji and Chai Shao too strong.
Your novel is a mess. The beginning was okay, but the acceptance of powerful families later on was a disaster. Also, with so many women from powerful families in the harem, they might suddenly die one day. I suggest you read *The Third Generation of the Great Sui Dynasty*.
Why can't I agree to join the group that's a scam if I've already subscribed to the full subscription?
Having read up to chapter 16, and seeing that everyone breaking out was accompanied by a woman! Time to leave! Bye-bye!
Let alone the end of the Sui Dynasty, even when Li Shimin became emperor, he still had to be wary of the powerful clans. You dare to go against them?