The Hound-Headed Grand Strategist
狗头大军师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
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Dear author, after reading more than ten chapters, I noticed your descriptions are overly detailed. There's the explanation of how to cultivate the techniques, the repetitive use of terminology, and the constant mention of certain events. My suggestion is that your language should be more concise. When it comes to cultivation, readers only care about the results, not the methods. And there's no need for detailed introductions to every character (except for those in the main story).
In Chapter 1, the protagonist poured himself a glass of wine, and by Chapter 10, the wine was still warm. 🤓
Has the author entered the palace?
Why did the protagonist, in his attempt to escape, insist on taking the entire Su family with him to the capital? Did he really intend to repay the debt of saving his life? His wife and daughters had been forced into marriage with a thief—a humiliating disgrace he couldn't bear to let anyone know. He should have been killed to silence them. I don't know how the protagonist could be so brainless.
Wow, this is quite a stretch... How long are you going to describe just one scene? How many chapters have there been and it's still just this one scene! It's like a single shot (He steps out the door) leading to this scene. (He slowly walks over, his footsteps carrying a hint of desolation. His brows are furrowed, as if deep in thought. What is he thinking about?
It's been over 500 chapters, and the protagonist is still stuck on that mountain.
This is the first book I couldn't stand, dropped, and then complained about. It's rubbish, constantly repeating irrelevant things. It's highly toxic, and reading it is a waste of my time.
Having read up to chapter nine, a full nine chapters, the male protagonist hasn't left his room at all; the entire time has been devoted to his inner monologues.
This is really a bit padded out; the whole chapter is about the difficulties of escaping, and it's something that's already been mentioned several times before. The escape route will have to wait for the next chapter. 🙂🙂🙂🙂
This is the most verbose book I've ever read, bar none. Be prepared if you're considering reading it.