
Myriad Worlds: A Blazing Era, Starting with Taking Qin Huairu as a Concubine
诸天:火红岁月从纳妾秦淮茹开局
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- Completed
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- 1.8M Words
- Subgenre
- Myriad Worlds
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- 2y ago
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Taking a concubine in a historical novel? You could say you secretly took one, so no one knew, that would be understandable. But you're openly taking a concubine? Do you think the government's iron fist isn't strong enough, or have you gotten too arrogant? 🤓
No female protagonist novel
Please take a look at the cover description: In all the myriad worlds, there is only the male protagonist. If you're in the mood, please give this a like. Do not watch if you don't like it. Please don't criticize if you don't like it...
Don't ever write about the protagonist helping important figures with their illnesses! The protagonist can't possibly be worthy of such treatment, and it's just too much trouble with no real benefit. It makes it seem like the protagonist is begging those important figures for treatment! There are far too many of these lowly protagonists these days.
I specifically cast two monthly votes to come and criticize this. The rural setting was perfectly fine, but the story suddenly slumped when they moved to the city. The female characters became mentally challenged, and the protagonist turned into an idiot. They eat up the leftovers in the countryside, but they disappear in the city? Chen Xueru and Lin Xiaoniang are like mentally challenged children, yet they weren't bullied? And they even have to offer themselves before taking in a son-in-law?
It's very weak. The courtyard house plot alone could have been written into 30 to 50 million words. The title "All Heavens" is inappropriate. Also, if the protagonist doesn't have the ability and charisma, don't write a harem/succession story. I was fed up after chapters 70 or 80. The plot didn't advance at all. It's just a few women and it's turned into a palace intrigue drama. It's unreadable.
Taking a concubine in 1948 seems reasonable, right?
The book's title itself is a sign of intellectual devaluation. Don't say that nobody cared before liberation. Do you mean nobody cared after liberation either? Or that your whole family left the country? Take Lou Bancheng from the original drama, for example. Would someone like that not have a concubine? But have you seen that in the real drama?
Damn, even someone without a brain can't stand watching this. It's purely AI-generated, completely lacking in logic.
Can you cut the fluff? Each chapter only has a few sentences, with various introductions taking up most of the chapter. Is this a novel inserted into an instruction manual?
The words "smiling" and "awkward" appear far too often! 😳 They're making me uncomfortable! 😣 Even if you deleted them entirely, it wouldn't change anything.