The Musket Couldn’t Pierce the Pantyhose

The book has a writing style I like, and the setting is both borrowed and innovative, which is really good. However, it's really not popular. I even managed to get to 12th place on the fan ranking! Author, are you sure it's not because your name is too revealing and scares away readers? 🤭 Shouldn't you change to a different car to lure people on first?

The book and the author have some great ideas, but, well, I feel the author could have written it better; it's just a little bit short. The beginning of this book was alright, but the further it went, the more problems arose, and in the end, I couldn't finish reading it.

I've basically finished reading the book in the last couple of days, and overall it's pretty good. While there are always flaws, it's certainly much better than those books on a certain online ranking list (you know which ones I'm talking about). The writing style is decent, quite good for a web novel, and there's room for improvement if the author continues.

Firearms were a product of technological advancement, representing the capitalist class that grew stronger with technological progress; while stockings were clothing exclusively for the aristocracy, even a symbol of the upper class in some ways. Historically, it was the invention of firearms that gave the emerging bourgeoisie the possibility of defeating the aristocracy, whose foundation was the knightly class. So this book title is simply brilliant; the author is a genius at choosing titles.

I couldn't watch it after the reboot. The more I watched, the more confused I became. Yeah, the beginning was great, but after the reboot, the storyline just didn't make sense to me. To put it bluntly, rewinding the game so early on is ridiculous. An early boss just caused the world to go back in time, speechless.

Many people have said they can't quite imagine the art style of a Chinese dynasty during the steam age/first industrial revolution, and they also don't quite understand the depiction of people's Hanfu attire. Here are some pictures for your reference, just to get the ball rolling. (All images are from the internet; please contact us if there are any copyright issues.)

It's well-written, but tiring to read! The poor naming makes it feel like beef jerky is delicious, but eating too much of it can be tough on your teeth. Punk Dynasty is an alternative version of Cthulhu; Forbidden Object Fate Map is about containment objects and suspicion; Purple Bamboo Taoist Temple recruiting people is the same old trick of Lord of the Unseen.

There's a reason this book isn't popular. It doesn't belong to the type of book that unfolds gradually and captivates the reader. The author has their own unique creative approach, and it seems more like a self-indulgent attempt at self-expression, a newcomer's attempt at self-indulgence (I suspect the style will change drastically in the next installment).

This book shouldn't be read too closely, as you'll easily find flaws. But without careful reading, it's not very interesting... At first, the cat brought the little white ball back and hid it in a cloth ball, dragging it back to its den to hide it... But later, when it went out to cause trouble, it could switch into a puppet at any time...

Another perverted person lured in by the book title