I Can Sign In in the Great Tang
我在大唐能签到
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Author, I beg you, please don't use your sense of superiority to belittle our ancestors. You keep saying that pigs are for the lower classes. Do you know about castration? It existed as early as the Eastern Han Dynasty. And in ancient times, pigs were always black. The kind of white pigs you're talking about are only bad if they're not castrated, okay?
Replacing "" (gongzi, young master) with "" (dalang, eldest son) and "" (gege, elder brother) with "" (xiongzhang, elder brother) would give it a stronger Tang Dynasty feel. This is just my personal opinion.
Reborn as Nalan Yanran, she brutally crushes Xiao Yan from the start.
The protagonist transmigrates into the body of Nalan Yanran, awakens a female villain system, and starts by announcing her engagement to Xiao Yan and tyrannizing him. She kills Gu Xun'er, annihilates the eight ancient clans, destroys Canaan Academy, kills Yao Lao, Xiao Zhan, Xiao Yu, and Zi Yan, captures Queen Medusa, and exterminates the entire Xiao family. From then on, I am Empress Nalan.
Reading this novel will make you stupid. The writing is terrible, not to mention the content. Is marrying a princess really that simple? Is marrying a noble family really that simple?
The protagonist is a complete waste; he would have died long ago without the system. Giving away all those resources for free—what a saint! He's been assassinated twice, yet he doesn't dare to assassinate a few powerful families? What a loser!
This is a story about a master-abusing servant, featuring a spineless and spineless protagonist who is also somewhat dim-witted. (This comment will deflect all attacks.)
The seventh image, the dialogue, reminded me of "Unexpectedly." Author, are you trying to be funny? Even in the Tang Dynasty, buying and selling people required a written contract, right? Making Cheng Chumo addicted to smoking, but without cigarettes, that would be hilarious. He's courting death!
To be honest, as a transmigrator with a system, shouldn't one at least be calm and composed, instead of being arrogant and domineering?
What's the point of a protagonist who transmigrates to a dynasty that can't contribute to social development, and doesn't rebel? The court rejects making money, and even if it does, it doesn't build infrastructure or serve the people. This ancient dynasty is doomed to perish.
I couldn't finish reading more than a few chapters. I realized that if your character survived three days after transmigrating, it's purely because you're the protagonist; you're treating people in ancient times like idiots.