
The Tang Dynasty's Village Head
大唐里正
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 918k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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287Chapters
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The plot doesn't make sense. In the era of cannibalism, the protagonists talk nonsense and ask people to give food to the public. Some funny protagonists don't even have a knife.
It is completely a civilian mentality. Not to mention in ancient times, even now a military region commander also has guards in charge. He didn't take his own life and that of his family seriously at all. He killed so many people and thought that others were kind-hearted. It's been like this since the first one. It's impossible that no one reminded me, but I still went my own way. Proper wisdom. The ancient nobles were definitely much more ruthless than people in our civilized society. Rationally speaking, the protagonist you wrote will not survive more than a month.
I came back here specifically to comment. This novel has a good start, but its shortcomings are even greater. The pace is too fast. Fast pace is a taboo in farming novels. Development needs to be gradual. There is also the part about fighting bandits. Normal people should avoid it if they can. If they can't avoid it, they will find a way to contact the authorities instead of organizing a group of farmers to fight. It's very speechless. I think we can refer to the novel Farmer's Little Lucky Girl, both in terms of rhythm and narrative techniques.
Make up a book that temporarily involves getting a map.
The writing is good, but I can't stand it anymore. In Chapter 37, two people went to face the Tibetan army that massacred more than a hundred people in the village. They could still accept it. In Chapter 38, they asked the protagonist to help build the canal. The protagonist refused and scolded the other party. In the blink of an eye, he gave the blueprint and method of building the canal to the Tibetan army. God's operation. This is more harmful than the protagonist going to help Tubo build the canal. I won't read the rest.
At first glance, the writing seems pretty good, but when I think about it, it's actually a mess.
The transition from farming to fighting directly separates the entire novel. Well-written is good, but both have their own points of view. Starting from delivering grain, we cannot see a return to farming in the short term.
The author writes a book. If you don't like reading it, you can write it yourself or not read it. Why do you keep posting negative and resentful book reviews when you have nothing to do? I always feel that nothing the author writes is in line with your wishes. However, the author's update time does not seem to be accurate. I think the content is quite good.
Name this book whatever you want, don't use the name of the Tang Dynasty
Several hundred people in the village only had more than 500 acres of land, which was not up to par with the average at that time. The average per capita was less than 1 acre. The average at that time was at least 10 acres or more. The author lacked agricultural knowledge.