
I Made up Stupid Exercises in Da Qin, and Ying Zheng Succeeded in Practicing Them?
我在大秦瞎编功法,嬴政练成了?
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- 593k Words
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- Male
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- Pre-Qin Antiquity
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- 2y ago
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- Qidian
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This kind of book has a characteristic. The characters pretend to be stupid to each other, maybe they are really stupid. One person makes two stone piers to run away, and walks into pits. The protagonist does not need to use his brain, and is completely invisible to self-isolation.
Brother, did you arrange it for me like this? Written by AI? Maybe your wrong guess will destroy the dream of an author who has been reading online novels since he was a child and gradually moved towards writing online articles! Which book do you think has the same progress and is it written by AI? Please provide evidence
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In Chapter 5, wouldn't the protagonist find it strange to see a man carrying several kilograms of stuff? He's really brainless 😅😅😅 He also said that a stupid boy's strength is of no use, and I really don't know how to complain.
Nowadays, few novels with this kind of title are good-looking. This is the naming pattern of Japanese light novels. Don't say that only alien writing is done in Japan now. It's all the old routines before Qidian, and Qidian's current routine is Japanese naming.
I can't stand it anymore. The protagonist really has no IQ, his body strength has greatly increased, and he is as light as a swallow. Since he still thinks that nothing has changed, if you say that the protagonist is a fool in some way, it is normal, but you just assume that the protagonist is a normal person.
After reading it halfway through, I have a few thoughts. First of all, it is not good for the author to lack historical knowledge. It is recommended to read more relevant history books. Then, the plot turns abruptly and the character logic is inconsistent. Although you can read it now without using your brain, in the long run, this book will not go very far.
This book is a bit like a studio book,
After reading a few chapters, I can see that the master is not as cool as the master, nor is he pretentious or tactful. Disciples are not like apprentices either. So embarrassing
I haven't read the book, but the author has opened a few small comment areas to talk to himself and role-play. It's quite fun.
So funny, the comments are interesting. I am an IT man, and I know a little bit about AI. I just want to ask you, if IT can write long online articles, why don't you use AI to write them? Go make money!
This book cannot be read without using your brain. . .
The character creation is too poor, Ying Zheng and Meng Tian are a bit silly, and the history is distorted. The results at the beginning are outrageous, and Meng Tian also appeared too early. The details are sloppy, the time and background are not explained, the plot connection is blunt, and the overall appearance is exaggerated. Overall, it's average, I don't have much desire to read more.
It also felt like it was about making up exercises. It was very different from another book I had read.
Either you don't write in too much detail, or you do a little research on the situation of the Qin Dynasty. Anyone like me, a novice in history, who has read more historical novels will know that the Qin Dynasty didn't have pasta yet, so how did you have mutton steamed buns and meat buns? Moreover, even if you say it was invented by the protagonist, there must be conditions to be able to make it... The more I watch, the more uncomfortable I feel, and I can't ignore it even if I want to.
I won't talk about the protagonist this time, because they are all the same, the people in the story are all crazy. Move out 88
Why not write about an imaginary world? Do the historical figures you write about have the characteristics of historical figures? Looks disgusting
The introduction is wrong. How could Qin Shihuang have the idea of immortality when he was young? Even if he did, it was just a fantasy and he would not use manpower and material resources to pursue it.