
The Carefree Young Governor
逍遥小都督
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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My Reading List: Worth Your Time
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When I got the new book, I felt that the new book did get rid of some of the bad habits of the old book and was more in line with the audience's needs for a refreshing harem novel. In particular, the lack of relevant development of martial arts is not only uninteresting, but also makes people feel hesitant and has no reading experience. The old book is not popular because it drags on too slowly, and the plot development is very scattered. It is like a dragonfly tapping water. It does not leave a deep impression on people, but it rushes to the next scene (for example, the flashback at the beginning, I don't know how long it continues) It took a long time to continue to the beginning of the content; another example is opening a jewelry store, going back and forth several times before opening, and after opening, opening a store to deliver jewelry, and then setting it aside to talk about other topics without showing any excitement), even if the author reminds me that it will be better after more than 200 chapters, it is not much People can endure reading it... The experience of the new book is completely different, it also starts with a flashback, and immediately returns to the beginning after talking about the preface; Picking up a girl is a complete short story theater every time, leaving a little foreshadowing for the follow-up. Compared with this book's Dong Yilang The reading experience of Touxi Yibang should not be improved too much; the story of the tavern owner that just ended recently is quite interesting (Lao Xiao is also very interesting, and the author writes the story well, the old man wrote it well); I wish the author good success in the new book 😁 I will continue to read the old book vigorously
The front is really ugly, with all the possible poisons. It doesn't matter if the character is stupid, the key is whether he thinks normally. Why can't you read it? Because "if it were me who traveled through time", I wouldn't be so stupid. Whether you are smart, stupid, kind, or evil, when you first arrive in a strange place, you will at least maintain the status quo and protect the existing disguise. This is the instinct of beings. Instead of throwing away your current identity from the beginning and pretending to be crazy and pretending to be another character, isn't this sick? Unless you make it clear what the protagonist is planning from the beginning - if so, please explain clearly what the protagonist is thinking While the people around you are afraid of the "most evil playboy" protagonist, he talks bad things behind his back, and is not even afraid of being caught saying bad things in front of his face. Saying bad things in person is a way of bullying an honest person, right? If they were a villain, these people would have been beaten to death long ago... Please, the passers-by portrayed in this way are also stupid. Would passers-by in ancient times really speak ill of a playboy to his face? The protagonist may be so nice that it's disgusting, who can fill the role?
The godfather was injured and instead of pursuing someone, he flirted with a girl. This is what a fucking human being can do.
I don't know what the IQ of pig's feet is at all. Good books are all kinds of poisonous
After reading Prince's Book, come over and take a look.
Haha, yes, yes, it's just that it's a little more poisonous than the prince, especially the protagonist's martial arts. He started out as a bad guy, but he didn't want to recover his martial arts first, but concentrated on doing business. He was tricked by others until chapter 88 before he even thought about practicing martial arts. This is too poisonous. It's still nice to ignore it.
😅 I had to complain about the early writing. The protagonist actually wanted to make money. He almost died several times. He had as many enemies as 🐶, but he actually wanted to make money! ! ! ! I've been beaten to the point where I can't take care of myself, and I don't want to get my martial arts skills back. There's something really wrong with this money-making plot (I had to order 500 chapters before I complained). The protagonist is too slow to recognize his own position.
I have to say that the early writing was really bad. As a book friend said before, a good hand at the beginning was a mess. After being so discouraged in the early stage, who would have the patience to see through to the end? Alas, I'll take it out now. I'll pick it up and read it again when I'm in the mood one day.
Starting from Chapter 30, anyone with high poison resistance may wish to try it. I have already broken the defense 😐
It's a rubbish plot, with more than 400 chapters in it, and it's being played around by others, and it's so cunning and cunning, and it's just a reckless man.
It's a bit toxic, so I don't recommend reading it if it's not a book shortage. Not only is the male protagonist weak in the early stage, but the biggest poisonous point is the princess. This almost green male protagonist's operation and the servants who are holding him back are not explained to the readers. Generally speaking, even if you design this kind of plot, Later, the woman needed to pursue her to make up for the psychological gap, but now I just accept it. As the saying goes, every injustice has its owner. If the resentment towards the princess cannot be eliminated, the character creation will have no charm at all I just want to say that the princess is really disgusting with the money.