
I Gain Attributes by Eating in the Great Tang
我在大唐吃属性
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 341k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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162Chapters
759Recommendations
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Having such a powerful cheat code and not using it is like being a peasant in a card game, holding two kings and four twos, only to discard them and then have to fight wits and courage with the remaining cards. 😅
Keep it up, it's great and has potential, I'll add it to my favorites.
Uh! It wasn't until chapter 30 that I realized the protagonist has such a powerful cheat ability—he's picking up attributes! Instead of maxing out his combat power, he's attacking the Wei family, showing off his intelligence. If he actually did that in the Tang Dynasty, he'd be dead by now. It's like playing cards: you're a peasant with two kings and four twos, but you forgot the kings, lost the four twos, and are now using the remaining cards to outsmart your opponent. 😅
The author is making a fool of himself by expecting servants to eat at the same table as him.
I can tolerate the protagonist having a cheat-like ability and showing off his intelligence. But the thing is, he goes around claiming everyone as a father, calling even a county magistrate "father"—that's just too much! The Tang Dynasty was founded on filial piety, so it's a miracle the protagonist is still alive.
I originally wanted to read an invincible protagonist story, but... Li Shimin has already taken notice of the main character after only a few chapters? Even his own son wouldn't pay this much attention! Is Li Shimin that idle? If his eldest son had this much attention, there probably wouldn't have been a Wu Zetian in the Tang Dynasty.
The writing was so silly I couldn't keep reading and gave up.
The story begins with a debt of 10,000 strings of cash and 12.5 Catties of rice costing 5 copper coins. Do the math—that's how much rice! It's already a melodramatic story, but what happens next is truly speechless. 😒 Your cheat-like abilities are on a path to immortality!
What happened to picking up attributes? We've gone off-topic.
I hate authors like you the most! You make people pay to read a bit and then you just stop writing.