Making a Name
扬名
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 195k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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70Chapters
4.3kRecommendations
8.9kFans
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You, a scion of a prestigious family (and a top one at that), are sending food and medicine to a commoner (Wang Hu), and even personally visiting him during times of plague and famine. Given the circumstances at the time, even if Wang Hu is an important supporting character in your future works, doesn't it seem a bit excessive?
Eggplant Bro strongly suggests you go back to writing basketball novels.
The protagonist has done this twice. The first time, he killed the powerful eunuch in the street. The second time, he directly led starving people to attack the county magistrate. Does he think he's invincible and won't be punished? Author, can you please use your brain and write something properly?
If you don't update on time, I dare say your book's performance will be even worse than your previous one. I'm not asking you to update a lot every day, but at the very least, you should post at the same time every day. How are readers supposed to follow your book if you don't update regularly?
Let's talk about the usage of "Lord"! The author lacked proper knowledge; in ancient times, the hierarchy was strict, and titles could not be used indiscriminately. First, during the Three Kingdoms period, the honorific titles were mainly continued from the Han Dynasty.
Basketball was invented at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty. Those who were exceptionally skilled at it even became prime ministers, known historically as "basketball prime ministers."
The protagonist is either courting death or on the path to it. The key element ahead: strategy. Is this an insult to "strategy"?
The protagonist's faked death... Even reached the emperor! If he were to actually come back to life, it would be a clear case of deceiving the emperor. While the author clearly intended to use scheming,... I really don't know how to describe it.
Holy crap, it just cut off like that? None of the currently serialized Three Kingdoms novels are this meticulously researched. It's already cut off? Couldn't you have held on a little longer?
The latest chapter is about entering the palace, so he entered the palace?