
The Blade at Work
操刀
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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35.2kRecommendations
75.3kFans
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You need to change. Qidian's system has undergone major changes. In the past two years, far too many new works by top authors have flopped. Qidian's anti-piracy measures are better, and more people are paying to read books, which means there are more demanding and picky readers. We can't rely on past glories anymore.
Naïve and innocent + saintly bitch + simp = poisonous weed! Verdict: Screenshot taken before posting deleted!
No more cuckolding!
Has the author had a change of heart? Is he finally willing to write about virgins again? Hopefully, they won't be ruined by bandits later on.
Dear author, the beginning of this book is quite good. I hope you won't add modern elements later on; please don't include things like explosives and steam engines, as they can easily annoy readers.
After reading more than ten chapters, I really couldn't hold back anymore. It's clearly the work of an experienced author with such good writing skills, so why does the author have to write such a simp story? The author should just go and develop their career in the female-oriented genre!
Happy New Year
Wishing all my book lovers a Happy New Year, all the best, and a life that gets better and better like sesame flowers blooming!
A comedic protagonist doesn't fit into historical fiction... I've been searching for days and can't find a single historical story with a protagonist who has a normal personality. The ones with normal protagonists are poorly written, and the good ones are all already read... Why do people always like to write comedic protagonists? It's so strange.
I've figured this out now. The author wrote this entirely for film and television companies, not for readers! It's a copy of "Joy of Life," just with a different cover! But the core themes are still the same: court politics, farming, war, martial arts, and romance! It's clearly aimed at TV adaptations! The ultimate goal is to make money by selling the rights! As for subscriptions, that's completely unimportant!
I watched the beginning... So she's supposed to be the female lead, right? I can't really watch anymore. The bandits from beyond the Great Wall seem to have been cursed and turned into idiots when they're with this woman.
Zhang Qingyun's personality is inconsistent and inexplicable; he's a protagonist's simp. The ambush scene is utterly useless. Didn't the opposing prince have any trump cards? Was he the only one who did, just babbling on and on, causing the kill to fail? The plot is abrupt and disgusting; it's not the kind of plot a brainless protagonist should have.