Conquer Jin
干晋
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 530k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Shocking! A Douluo Continent fanfiction author has moved to the history channel! Is this a sign of moral decay or a distortion of human nature?!
Given the protagonist's current situation, he can at most pacify the world, but he can't rule it. Moreover, pacifying the world seems like an overpowered ability. The most likely scenario is that he will establish a separatist regime. We'll have to see what happens to his son later.
To be fair, if the protagonist with the surname Li established a dynasty, I wouldn't even consider "Tang" as the name of the country.
Is this some kind of nonsensical literary work? The protagonist has absolutely no character development, and the plot is completely flat. Deng Ai rose from a lowly oil clerk to a general because Sima Yi directly promoted him when he was Grand Commandant. The protagonist, from a humble background, has no chance of climbing the social ladder through conventional means; even aristocratic families look down on him. This level of writing is so poor I could easily crush you in middle school!
Some say it's just a chronological account, but I think it's fine. The important events only need to be described in detail. If every little detail were written down, the plot might only be at the point where the protagonist is governing Jingzhou, which would be too weak.
At that point in time, after Sima Zhao's death, there shouldn't be any powerful figures left, right? Then, during the Rebellion of the Eight Kingdoms, one could first occupy a region, slowly develop, and once the chaos subsided, clean up the mess. After all, the Sima family is unpopular.
Someone who writes Douluo Continent is writing history? Can you even manage to write it?
Having read up to Chapter Fourteen, nearly three years have passed, and not a single one of the ten women has gotten pregnant. Amazing! The protagonist, a eunuch, wants to rebel? This is ancient times, after all; nobody would follow a eunuch in rebellion.
It feels like the protagonist is a boar in heat; he wants to sleep with any woman he sees.
The protagonist is too old. The War of the Eight Princes lasted for decades, and the protagonist is already in his 40s. He will be over 70 when he pacifies the country.