
The Tech Tree's Nanny
科技树保姆
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 742k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Speaking of which... Isn't it a bit much for Xiuxiu to be publishing two books at the same time?
Keep it up! I really don't think that book is suitable for you. 😌
I couldn't stand it anymore after chapter twelve. Why were the official staff so arrogant? The protagonist was helping, and they treated him like this? They even betrayed the protagonist in chapter ten? What happened to the promise of secrecy? I don't know what you're writing. Are you maliciously defaming the authorities?
This book seems to be of very good quality, comparable to my first book, "The Great Imperial Agent's Advance," in both quality and imaginative ideas.
It was alright at first, but then that government official who initially promised to keep the protagonist's identity a secret suddenly betrayed him. And to make matters worse, the protagonist's reaction to finding out he'd been sold out wasn't anger, but resignation? Anyway, I can't watch any longer if Jiang Li doesn't die. Time to leave.
First of all, I'm a complete subscriber, not a pirate. I saved all 110 chapters before starting to read. Beforehand, I saw many comments criticizing Jiang Li, and I thought it was just a light novel or haters, not that malicious. But after reading it, I was truly upset.
They created a really annoying character, and the government agencies were also portrayed in an exaggeratedly negative light.
The protagonist gets sold off in the first dozen or so chapters, and in a way that's not just being sold, but actually helping the seller count the money—and it's voluntary. This feels like a major flaw; I should probably withdraw from the game.
Actually, I'm more interested in the world the protagonist transmigrates to than the plot. Judging from the protagonist's psychic abilities, Shunliu and Shuangying are real historical figures in this world. So the question is, with such a group of anti-Japanese heroes, how many hundred million Japanese actually died during the Anti-Japanese War? 😃😃
It was interesting at first, but after less than ten chapters, I started to feel a bit tired.