
I Am the Tyrant
朕乃暴君
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 425k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Dynasty Wars
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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145Chapters
2.4kRecommendations
20.9kFans
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Their combat power collapsed. Others could easily break through to the Great Perfection of the Dragon Gate Realm in one or two months after obtaining the Dragon Gate Realm technique, and were only half a step away from catching up with the protagonist. Moreover, the other party was a little girl.
Is the dynasty's destiny something you can seize by killing someone? Do you think you can just take whoever you fancy and claim them as yours? And since it's the dynasty's destiny, wouldn't continuously depleting it lead to natural disasters and man-made calamities?
Summoning historical figures is disgusting.
I think it looks pretty good.
This book is quite interesting; it's a fast-paced, exciting read, but not a simplistic, simplistic one. I highly recommend it!
The supporting characters are written too brainlessly; they all just come to get themselves killed. Leaving aside the earlier examples, just consider this: Daqing wants to attack Dayu, and even sends its daughter and concubines to Dayu for a visit—do you think that's possible? And this is after the protagonist has already killed the Divine Child.
Let's stop writing about tax reform; it's really idiotic. If you lower land tax and poll tax without increasing other taxes, where will the dynasty's expenses come from? Don't let them reinstate the imperial examination system, open martial arts academies, and then make tuition free. If that happens, I'll be sick of watching it. Reforms need to be gradual.
My suggestion is that if you're willing to temporarily relocate your mind elsewhere, this book seems quite enjoyable. 😍😍
There's no needle mark, but there's a mother-daughter well, and a goddess. The fairy has fallen from grace, hasn't she?
Chapter 21 shows that internal problems haven't been resolved, military and political affairs aren't fully under control, and all that manpower has been summoned are a few people plus some shadow guards. Why spend so much luck on a Grand Tutor when you could have summoned more usable, less expensive individuals?