
The Carefree Young Governor
逍遥小都督
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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The new book has arrived, and I feel that it has indeed abandoned some of the bad habits of the old book, and is more in line with the needs of the audience for a fast-paced, harem novel. The developments related to the loss of martial arts skills, in particular, were not only uninteresting but also made the reader feel hesitant and uninspired, resulting in a poor reading experience.
The beginning was truly awful, with all the usual toxic elements. The characters were not only stupid, but they also lacked normal thinking. Why can't people get into reading it? Because "if I were the one who traveled through time," I wouldn't be that foolish.
My godfather got beaten up and instead of chasing after the person who injured him, he flirted with a girl. Is that something a human being would do?
I couldn't see any intelligence in the protagonist at all; the book was terrible in every way.
I came here to check out the novel after I finished reading "The Prince's Book Famine".
Haha, it's good, it's good, but it has more flaws than "The Prince's Tale," especially the protagonist's martial arts. He starts as a villain, but instead of focusing on restoring his martial arts, he's preoccupied with business, only thinking about practicing martial arts after being tricked by others until chapter 88. That's really cruel! Ignoring those flaws, it's still quite enjoyable.
😅The early chapters were really bad. The protagonist was so focused on making money, even though he'd almost died several times and had countless enemies. He was already beaten to a pulp and couldn't even take care of himself, yet he wasn't thinking about getting his martial arts back. This money-making plot was really problematic (and I only got a chance to complain after subscribing to 500 chapters). The protagonist's self-awareness was also incredibly slow.
I have to say, the early chapters were really bad. As one reader aptly put it, it started with a great hand but played it terribly. With such a discouraging beginning, who would have the patience to read on? Sigh, I'm giving up for now. I'll pick it up again when I'm in the mood.
Starting from Chapter 30, anyone with high poison resistance can give this a try; I've already broken through their defenses 😐.
The plot is garbage. It dragged on for over 400 chapters, and the protagonist was completely outmaneuvered by others. He's supposed to be a master strategist, but he's just a brute.
It's quite toxic; I wouldn't recommend reading it unless you're really looking for something to read. Not only is the male lead weak in the early stages, but the biggest flaw lies with the princess. Her actions, which are practically betrayal of the male lead, and the unhelpful servants, are never explained to the readers.