Three Hundred Years of the Ji Clan
姬氏三百年
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 72k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Doubt
Having come from the position of Prime Minister, I don't understand what this book is trying to say. The synopsis talks about the rise and fall of an indigenous family, which means there are several generations of main characters? And then there's the story of their decline? Is this trying to follow the format of *Dream of the Red Chamber*? Can online novels really be written like this? Hmm...
The author really doesn't care about building a fanbase. Following two books and ending up like this is honestly quite discouraging for fans. Sigh.
I'm speechless. "The Prime Minister" was already a mess, and this one is pretty much the same.
A few thoughts
How many purely fictional indigenous novels has the author seen become bestsellers? Most popular historical web novels feature time travelers, mainly because they allow readers to easily immerse themselves in the story. As long as readers feel a sense of immersion and have a good experience, they are willing to pay to subscribe.
Can you finish writing about the Chongzhen Restoration? It's the best and most decisive historical novel I've ever read.
No matter how many times you write about it, it's always the Ming Dynasty. Look at the controversies surrounding even the great author (Old White Cow). So, Ming Dynasty novels might be at risk of being banned. Writing about the Three Kingdoms, the late Tang Dynasty's Huang Chao Rebellion, the Song Dynasty, or the Sui Dynasty would be much better. Just do more research on Baidu, and you can write a good novel.
It's really good, why isn't it being updated?