
The Six Rogues
六贼纨绔
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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After reading the reviews of several of your books, the protagonists are generally trash. It feels like you are involved. I have been fighting against readers, and I can still keep writing for so long. I really admire you. Even with such poor grades, I can still persist in writing according to my personal ideals. You are awesome. But I hope I won't starve to death. Those who pay to read genuine books are out for work and reading novels to relax when they are stressed. You insist on making everyone feel so uncomfortable. How many people can persist in reading your book? If the book is not shown to readers, it cannot resonate with reading. You can only entertain yourself.
A third-rate author wrote a third-rate work, and the first three chapters were scrapped.
Since the Qin Dynasty, there have been many military generals who usurped the throne, but Zhao Kuangyin could not find any reason to clear himself. Therefore, based on the interest of guarding against military generals, the Zhao family summarized the cause of the Tang Dynasty's demise as "separatism of vassal towns."
If you think it's not good for the book, delete it. You can say, I can delete it, it's a normal operation.
What is it written about? What a fart.
The Sui Dynasty fell due to the tyranny of Emperor Sui Yang who was eager for quick success. The Tang Dynasty fell due to the corruption of the ruling class. The unification of the Tang Dynasty lasted for nearly 300 years. The peasant uprising in the late Tang Dynasty, which was forced out by the decadent ruling class, defeated the Tang Dynasty. Of course, the peasant uprising in the late Tang Dynasty failed. It cannot be said that Zhu Wen usurped the Tang Dynasty and that it was the vassal town that ended the Tang Dynasty. The Eastern Han Dynasty was controlled by the Cao family and usurped the throne, but the Eastern Han Dynasty was destroyed by corruption.
After reading the title, the Ming Dynasty garrison later became corrupt, the garrison land was embezzled by officers, and the soldiers became serfs. The guards were not as good as the soldiers of the Sui and Tang Dynasties. At least the soldiers would not become serfs when the system of the soldiers collapsed. Zhu Yuanzhang did not expect that the system he designed would be exploited.
The author doesn't read the book review section, and just keeps updating.
I feel that the writing style of this book is quite good, but the plot progress is a bit slow. Those who are used to fast-paced novels from the starting point may not be used to it. Furthermore, the protagonist is only six or seven years old, and the pace of the book is relatively slow, which made me somewhat lowered my expectations for future stories. Of course, anyone can find faults, but those who can write books and some writing skills are still very good.
Come on, author, your data is so bleak, please make more progress.