
Great Tang: Zhenguan's Beggar County Magistrate
大唐:贞观叫化县令
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 747k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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285Chapters
2kRecommendations
7.2kFans
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This is a light novel, you can read it without thinking, but with so many good things, do the powerful and wealthy think they're blind? Building a new city is something you can just do whenever you want?
I could tolerate some of the illogical parts and keep reading, but the more I read the part about redeeming people from their bonds of servitude, the more upset I became.
Moral education? Begging? Even the synopsis isn't serious; how can you expect the novel to be good? It's ridiculous!
Well, the development has been too rapid and doesn't quite conform to scientific principles. You might want to watch it if you're not thinking too much.
Every few chapters, I test the readers' tolerance for the toxicity to see how many readers will remain by the end.
Your outline is really useful.
I'd like to offer some suggestions after reading over 30 chapters. Personally, I felt the article's pacing was too fast; the protagonist accomplished everything in one fell swoop. In reality, many of the things the protagonist did would have presented significant challenges in ancient times. Many technologies, when applied, must be adapted to historical context.
I couldn't continue reading after seeing "young master" so many times at the beginning. If it's about the Tang Dynasty, at least make sure you know the proper way to address people.
Ugh! It's started licking. I can't watch anymore.
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