A Scholar of Merit
书生有种
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- The Scholar Has KindnessEnglish name
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Hurry up and take in single women living here, they're all oddballs.
The question of the female protagonist in the character card game
Why are all the character cards currently female supporting characters? Because the main character hasn't been recruited yet; only after that can she be promoted to the female lead!
The author is dead; please burn paper money for him if you need anything.
The author is dead; burn paper money for him if you need anything.
Before transmigrating, he was a good-for-nothing; after transmigrating, he was an absolute waste and a spineless coward.
"Scholars have guts? What guts they have?"
The entire story is severely padded with unnecessary words; five chapters of plot were stretched into fifty. I'm dropping it.
Actually, your writing is quite good, but for some reason, it seems like very few people read it. Anyway, so far I haven't seen any major flaws.
Wow, so many female protagonists, but it's a single female lead, not a harem? Since you're writing a novel, can't you at least satisfy everyone? Does it have to be this realistic?
Too much rambling. Even a small matter is blown out of proportion. The weekly journal came to arrest Liu Ziyun, and you insisted on spending huge chunks of text describing the conflict between Liu Ziyun and the protagonist, dragging things out. Everyone just wanted a satisfying moment, but this conflict took several chapters to resolve. Can't you write without padding?
The author's writing is too drawn out; a very simple matter is stretched into several chapters. I found the later chapters where the protagonist informs the princess about the gunpowder to be incredibly boring. A simple act of showing off and getting humiliated is stretched into several chapters of the protagonist arguing with the governor's son.