Joy of Life: Scheming for Power
庆余年之谋权篡位
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 569k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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257Chapters
6kRecommendations
33.1kFans
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This is a completely simplistic, light novel. The protagonist starts practicing martial arts and secretly building his power at age 5, opens a martial arts school at age 10 to adopt hundreds of orphans, and expands his business nationwide. Even the prosecutor's office can't find the protagonist! At age 16, his martial arts skills reach the peak of the 8th rank! This is the content of the first 8 chapters. If you've been reading this for more than a year, I suggest you turn left and leave!
To be honest, with the author's level of skill, it would be impossible to read without benefiting from the popularity of "Joy of Life." There are a few points I just have to say. 1. The protagonist impersonates Fan Xian's uncle and, after murdering Fan Xian, constantly laughs when questioned by others. He keeps using words like "chuckled" and "smirk" in his sentences.
He died from poisoning. Goodbye.
Why is the protagonist also accused of plagiarism? Does the protagonist have any reputation in poetry? Furthermore, a key basis for Zhuang Mohan's accusation that Fan Xian plagiarized "Ascending the Heights" is that Fan Xian lacks the emotional depth and experience described in the last four lines of the poem.
Have Emperor Qing and Chen Pingping lost their minds? The protagonist buys a coal mine, and Emperor Qing and Chen Pingping can't find out? Even if they couldn't, would they need to? The mine is there, the assets are there; they could just directly target the protagonist, what could they do?
Keep it up! Well written, I support you!
Go go go!!! Keep it up, keep it up!!! Keep it up, keep it up!!!
He froze when he saw a woman. What's wrong with him? A normal person would freeze like that.
The protagonist's loser mentality is so awkward to watch. Knowing there's a chosen one, and both being transmigrators, why is he still wandering around aimlessly, plagiarizing, and falling in love at first sight? Think about it, if you were the reader, would you even be able to stand it?
The protagonist should focus their efforts on Northern Qi, where the royal family is without an heir and the political situation is chaotic—an excellent starting point. Fighting it out in Southern Qing would be a hellish start, especially since the emperor is the most powerful grandmaster. Facing a well-rounded emperor is unbeatable, unless Emperor Qing is given a fatal flaw.
It's obvious that the author is a loser. The war isn't even over yet, and he's already thinking about women. This kind of person is at best a peasant rebel.