The Struggle for the Northern and Southern Dynasties
逐鹿南北朝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 454k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Sigh, it's a bit frustrating. The beginning was pretty good, with no major flaws, but then it suddenly turned into a martial arts or fantasy story, and I couldn't hold back anymore.
The writing is alright, but right now you're being a bit mindless, being manipulated by the demoness without actually fighting back, and even giving away the seal. The demoness is now a stray dog, so you don't need to be so afraid. You have power yourself, and you also have power with Liu Yu. You probably want to go on a double retreat, don't you?
There are so many eunuchs in this era; hopefully this book won't be abandoned.
The high temperature these past few days has made me dizzy and lightheaded. I'm trying my best to maintain 6,000 words a day, so please continue to support me.
I suggest the author standardize their word choice; words like "wife" and "production and construction corps" should be changed. The original meaning of "" is the wife of one's son. It only came to refer to one's own wife after the 1980s and 1990s.
The beginning seemed alright, then it immediately jumped into a martial arts fight scene. I heard there's going to be some fantasy later on. Bye...
Your novels are getting worse and worse; they're several levels below your earlier, more renowned works.
If you're going to write history, just write history honestly. Adding a bit of martial arts isn't a bad thing, but I really dislike fantasy novels that are just a historical backdrop. They're incongruous and make me unhappy.
The protagonist either establishes himself as emperor in Guanzhong or elsewhere, or, for personal gain, compromises with powerful clans to become emperor. He cares only for his own family's interests, not the safety of the realm. The more the protagonist does, the more likely he is to become too powerful and be killed.
Most likely, they sold the account. The writing style is indescribable compared to before.