Delivering Steamed Buns in the Western Jin Dynasty
我在西晋送馒头
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 622k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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202Chapters
422Recommendations
70Fans
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With a steamed bun in hand, I have the world at my fingertips!
This is toxic! A total Mary Sue/Holy Dog story. Enter at your own risk! No wonder there are hardly any readers after 200,000 words. The person who wrote this Mary Sue story is quite a talent. The author probably abandoned the story altogether. What a waste of life!
The new book is here, it's great!
I don't want to watch anymore if the protagonist's brother-in-law is a mixed barbarian or a Jie barbarian. 😰 It's the Five Barbarian Era, not the Northern and Southern Dynasties. In the Five Barbarian Era, killing 99 out of 100 wouldn't be wrong.
The subject matter is great, but the writing is absolutely terrible.
With an infinite supply of steamed buns, wouldn't you destroy the world? Why be so cowardly? Just swipe the mouse and charge through. If you're old enough, you could be the world's emperor, let alone an emperor.
Suggestion 1: Don't be a sanctimonious hypocrite; just be normal. 2. Killing is not unacceptable, but killing those who deserve to die. 3. Kung Fu is gone, 4. Regarding women, don't be promiscuous; have several, but make sure one is with a man. Responsibilities. 5. Having a cheat-like advantage; how many men in this world wouldn't want that? Location
This is my fifth time reading this book. I don't know why I can't continue after reading five or six chapters each time. I've read 24 chapters so far, and the more I read, the more awkward something feels.
The world-building is decent, and the supporting characters and villains are all intelligent. The protagonist's incongruity with the people of ancient times is also very obvious. The feeling that the ancients treated ordinary people like dirt is very realistic, which strongly highlights the protagonist's modern values of treating people as human beings!
I haven't read it yet. The premise seems interesting, but after reading reviews saying that the inclusion of martial arts might deter me from reading further. So far, all historical novels featuring martial arts have flopped or been abandoned. I hope this author can be the first to achieve a "high-quality" rating. It seems like one or two fantasy and martial arts novels, particularly those about otherworldly dynasties, have already reached this level?