Fierce Soldier
猛卒
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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1. Lao Gao's new book should be a "conquest and empire" novel, which is great. I love reading Lao Gao's writing style where the protagonist is ruthless and merciless, and his enemies and allies are cunning and domineering. However, I hope Lao Gao can bring some originality to this novel.
The protagonist is left without a single relative, completely naked. Old Gao is really not going to include any emotional scenes at all!
It's written in a completely low-quality, amateurish style. To be honest, it doesn't show any author's skill at all. It's all about martial arts competitions. There weren't that many martial arts tournaments in the Tang Dynasty. It's complete nonsense. The author isn't ignorant; they deliberately wrote it this way to cater to beginners. Alternatively, it might be ghostwritten—their behavior is utterly disgraceful; they've stopped thinking and are just scribbling nonsense.
My goal is to subscribe to all of them, hehe!
The content does not match the book title synopsis.
The title and synopsis are well-written, but after reading over 300 chapters, the main plot remains unclear. It's filled with rambling and irrelevant details. The main characters are unwilling to join the army, preferring to engage in assassination. There are no proper battlefield battles, and the romantic subplot with the female lead is extremely off-putting.
After reading over a hundred chapters, the protagonist is just a tool, devoid of desires, goals, or any plans for the future. His actions are completely aimless, and you can't discern any of his thoughts. This characterization is more childish than that of an elementary school student. Furthermore, the plot is severely dragged out and excessively padded.
I'm leaving, I'm not watching anymore.
Honestly, the protagonist in this book kills any enemy he sees, and he'd rather use his hands than his brain. That alone gives it that "power fantasy" feel. Seeing that the protagonist still doesn't have a decent opponent after 150 chapters, it's starting to feel like an invincible novel.
This is a soulless book, as bland as chewing wax. I still don't know what the protagonist is trying to do! I'm giving up; it was a waste of my time.
Remove the "no female lead" tag; it's disgusting.
I don't know why, but I always feel that these great authors' books are getting less and less substantial and less interesting.