Great Han: I Built a City in the Desert
大汉：我在荒漠建城池
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- Completed
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- 677k Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 2y ago
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How to put it? Imagine a modern woman traveling to the Western Regions during the Han Dynasty. Note that it's a modern woman traveling to the ancient Western Regions, a world where the strong prey on the weak. She's still dressed in traditional clothing, without any powerful family to rely on, and isn't treated as a breeding machine or as food reserves. She's actually living a fulfilling life. Do you think this is the era where ordinary farmers and common people are all educated?
Um, all alone, a woman, in that kind of place, I can't think of how to develop the situation. People come and go, my first reaction is not to grab her and sell her, right?
The system is displaying too much nonsensical language. And what about the usual pattern in female-oriented fiction? A group of people are thrown into the Gobi Desert to die, and then there's a description of what happened to these people. It seems like they'll inevitably meet again later, and the other person will probably be shocked again and again: "You actually survived!"
Why not add a reporting function so that female-oriented content can be reported effectively?
General? Exiled to the border? His whole family? We're not suggesting he go wild. He's a general guarding the border, and you want his whole family exiled, even to the very place he's supposed to be protecting?! This is outrageous!
If it's written like this, and that general suddenly appears looking for the female lead, I'll quit the story on the spot. I'd rather the protagonist be a widow than get involved with these scoundrels.
That's a bit harsh. "Border soldiers, generals, and their entire families exiled"—not a single one kept as hostages. What if he rebels?
I don't quite understand why the author would abandon the foundation of a female-oriented storyline to run a male-oriented one, only to be met with criticism. Good luck...
If you focus on your career and avoid romantic storylines, you'll have the potential to win over millions of fans.
What? You're going to build a road in the desert?!