Keeping My Head Down as a Border Guard
苟在边境当小兵
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 935k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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454Chapters
3.8kRecommendations
49.5kFans
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Whoever said this book deserved to be featured in the "Featured" section received a huge sum of money? Or is it the author's alternate account? I'm not saying it's poorly written, but to be featured? Are "Featured" books so worthless?
There's a female lead! They actually said there was no female lead, making me read so much of it!
If you don't have a solid foundation in military matters, I suggest avoiding descriptions of surprise attacks or strategies; they'll just make the reading experience awkward. Moreover, when the strength of the armies is not significantly different, the battle on the main battlefield is never about who can pull off more fancy maneuvers, but about who can make fewer mistakes.
Is this Northern Wilderness a distillery? Why are there always spies here?
I couldn't continue reading past chapter 30-something. The author's idea could be readable if well-crafted, but the problem lies in its poor execution. Firstly, the spy issue is problematic. The protagonist has known animal language for so long and can communicate with all animals, yet he couldn't solve the spy problem. Secondly, the protagonist's thinking is flawed.
Where are you hiding? All you see is the protagonist showing off!
Speechless. They lack the writing skills but deliberately create suspense, always digging holes and forgetting to fill them! For example, at the very beginning, the protagonist hears the horse say there's something wrong with the grass it's eating. What's the point of saying all that? At least it's better than me not being able to write it myself.
At first glance, it seems alright, but after watching it a few times, it feels a bit strange. There's a sense that the conflict is created too awkwardly and abruptly.
It's painful to watch the protagonist hide their identity. 😥
Stem
The old saying goes, "Every profession is like a mountain to climb." I don't believe it. All jokes are jokes; it's just that China doesn't understand Japanese jokes, and Japan doesn't know German jokes. People within the same country generally know each other's jokes. Until I read this book. Not only did I not get the references, but I was completely baffled.