I Want to Be a Grand Secretary
我要做阁老
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 314k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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158Chapters
392.3kRecommendations
24kFans
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A good book with a good theme; I'm waiting for you to write a thousand or two chapters.
The beginning is a bit simplistic. Donating grain might bring fame, but basically no one will do business with your family anymore. It feels like an understatement. It's like in 1920s America, where lower-class workers went on strike demanding various benefits, but the Chinese didn't strike and continued to work for capitalists. As a result, lower-class workers basically regarded the Chinese as traitors.
I've read over ten chapters, and it's as enjoyable as ever. I'll continue to support it. I'll keep it going!
First of all, the writing is not bad. Secondly, the female lead? The female characters weren't well-written, and I personally think it's best to have fewer annoying ones; they're a bit off-putting. Finally, good luck to the author!
The latest two pieces really don't show any need for the apprenticeship plot. Scholars exchanging poems and making friends through literature is enough to create a lasting legacy. Besides, the person in question is renowned for his poetic talent but doesn't rely on poetry for his livelihood.
Next book will be about the Song Dynasty, about Emperor Renzong's short-lived son.
However, life was too difficult, so he had no choice but to enter the palace and become a eunuch.
What's the point of being a Grand Secretary? Might as well become the emperor!
You can still talk here? Even the mysterious ones and that one who hasn't been deified yet aren't allowed to talk.
Invested, will sell when profits are high.