The Great Qi Rules the World
天下大齐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 650k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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213Chapters
5.4kRecommendations
9.5kFans
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What the heck? They wouldn't take the weapon, and then a woman put it against the protagonist's neck? Is that robbery?
The writing is terrible.
The author's literary skills are terrible. It's impossible for refugees to revolt and fight fearlessly against a city. An army without professional training would likely lose its fighting spirit if its mortality rate reached 10%, and even a slightly better army would start scattering and fleeing after 20%. Yet, in the author's writing, the refugees are all portrayed as fearless warriors—this is utterly impossible.
Writing books without using your brain
You killed soldiers and rebelled, and you didn't even run away? Expecting a bunch of wealthy peasants to rebel with you is utterly ridiculous. Using JFJ military methods to train soldiers is laughable. You, a modern person, are even less intelligent than the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom's people.
With so many words already, and the fighting still taking place in a small county town, I instantly lost interest in reading it.
This kind of story is always toxic once it describes a beautiful girl. I endured it and read over 100 chapters. The cult part was a life-or-death crisis, so please, no more romance! They were still running. The other minor toxicities were okay, and the writing is quite good. Keep it up!
The book was alright at first, but I don't know what the author was thinking. A person who has already rebelled goes to Nanzhao to sow discord, without any followers at all? It gets even more outrageous later on; he dares to go to the capital with just a few men, and it's not even considered an important matter…
It's like a diary entry; you gloss over the exciting parts that should be detailed, and ramble on endlessly about the parts that should be briefly mentioned, constantly adding narration and explanations...
The main character shouldn't be pretentious.
In ancient rural areas, very few people were literate. When a group of peasants rebelled, they shouldn't speak in a literary style.
It would be better if there were no female lead. This story seems to have been written just for the sake of having a female lead. Skipping the female lead's scenes makes the reading more enjoyable.
The female lead is a complete failure. Less romance in the later parts, better to just gloss over her and focus more on the power struggles. 😭😭😭