Leaning on the Myriad Worlds, I Play the Divine Con Man
背靠诸天当神棍
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- Completed
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- 174k Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
- Updated
- 5y ago
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Kang Youwei was a terrible person. He wasn't even involved in the petition to the emperor, and it seems he did produce some works, which were plagiarized. Many of his achievements were just boasts from his students.
Is there any point in saving such a vile Qing Dynasty?
Many novel protagonists are like this: self-important, utterly selfish, and complete egoists. The author writes Wang Wu very well, capturing the original image of a historical figure—a chivalrous hero who speaks out for the people, sacrifices himself, and embodies great righteousness. The protagonist on the other hand is mindlessly boasting, "I'm the best in the world! I have a system!
The last few chapters haven't been very engaging. I understand the author is trying to say that everyone is intelligent and has their own ideas, but I still feel the protagonist's presence is weak. It's like the feeling of being passive or active at the center of a vortex; the protagonist has lost control.
I feel like it'll get a 404 error; they've messed with history. This is just my personal opinion, so please don't attack me.
Author, why didn't the protagonist just kill Empress Dowager Cixi? Why not kill all the leaders of that country, and the leaders of other countries as well? If you're going to play this game, go all the way and kill all the warlords within China too. Then establish your own power and rule the entire country.
The first chapter is a defeat. I hate it when the protagonist is controlled by a cheat system and forced to evolve every now and then. Isn't that just being a puppet?
These kinds of novels are prone to being taken down (404 error), and they're often poorly written!
That's it?! If it hadn't been recommended, I wouldn't have even clicked on it based on the title. Even after it was recommended and added to my bookshelf, I hadn't read it for days. I only picked it up today, and it's so great! The title misled me! This book is really exciting!
I finished it in one go. These days, I rarely feel this exhilarated while reading. Even though those great authors' books are excellent, they just don't offer the same enjoyment, and end up gathering dust on the shelf. This book is different; it's so enjoyable! The Qing Dynasty arc gave me a thrilling feeling. Although I felt there was a lot of writing missing, I can understand. Keep it up!