
The Bad Guys: Rebuilding the Tang Dynasty
不良人之再造盛唐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 703k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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300Chapters
1.2kRecommendations
9.8kFans
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I can accept the "the world revolves around me" premise in other anime fanfictions, but I really dislike it in *Bad Guys*. I don't know why, but the protagonists and antagonists in *Bad Guys* are very inspiring, while the fanfiction only focuses on showing off, making the protagonist seem not very smart and constantly bragging about how profound their methods are.
Completely bewildered, it's like they're playing house in the State of Qi. They started off with an aura of dominance, but then they turned around and started playing house in the State of Qi. It's hard to judge.
It's not easy to write fanfiction about Bad Guys. Li Xingyun was dealt a bad hand by Heaven's hand, and then he lost. If anyone had a legitimate identity from the time travel, they could have easily won.
The first two chapters of this story were so exciting, and then it just starts licking boots? I understand the ambition to conquer Qi and the idea of being resurrected, but this story is completely devoid of any efficient historical setting; it's all about fawning over the Empress.
Seeing the author belittle the Heavenly Gang Technique while praising the Dragon Transformation Technique, I couldn't stand it anymore and took my leave.
Another issue is that most novelists habitually lower Yuan Tiangang's intelligence. When writing about Yuan Tiangang killing himself, they often show mercy or don't kill him, frequently adding unnecessary details or deliberately creating drama. Given Yuan Tiangang's temperament, if you really develop your power, he won't need anyone to lift a finger; he'll come on his own.
Just go directly to Yuan Tiangang. Why not just raise an army? He already has the identity and the imperial seal; why bother going to Prince Qi and doing business with him? Isn't that pointless? He clearly has the ability to rise directly, why insist on climbing the ranks from the bottom? Is he trying to emulate Zhu Yuanzhang, starting as a beggar, monk, or common soldier before becoming emperor?
With such a respectable background and such high martial arts skills, why are you doing this?! If you just changed your identity, no one would criticize you...
The first few chapters were incredibly domineering, but later they became incredibly subservient. Why did he go to the Empress? It's because she's beautiful! What kind of bullshit infiltration was this? After a few dozen or a few hundred chapters of filler, he was already talking to the Empress. He's acting like a grandson to someone else and still wants to settle scores with Yuan Tiangang. 😜
It's ridiculous that a crown prince would kneel before Prince Qi.