
A Peaceful Northern Song Dynasty
北宋无战事
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 178k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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That's it for now. The plot just keeps coming up out of nowhere. And the protagonist's actual abilities haven't improved at all; he's only relied on some pre-transmigration knowledge to bluff his way through, plus a lot of luck. You need real skills to succeed; being useless and pretending all the time is pointless.
I hope the cheat codes in your book will work their proper function. The author's bad habit is that the cheat codes are very powerful and enjoyable at the beginning, but feel like they weren't there in the middle and later stages, making the level feel suppressed.
I've read three of the author's books, and they all have the same problem: the early stages, focusing on farming and development, are very engaging, but once they gain an advantage, it all becomes a mere chronicle of events.
Author, please ignore those in the comments section who are saying no to cheat codes; they're a minority! Most readers of your book like cheat codes, they're just generally bad at commenting. Stick to your own style, don't try to include cheat codes while simultaneously suppressing them, that's what makes you lose out to everyone!
I've read several books by this author and found quite a few typos. Many readers have pointed them out, but you haven't corrected them. This really affects the reading experience!
Oh, it's the author who always likes this kind of thing. That explains why it seemed so familiar. No need to read further.
Living a carefree life, you find a house, beautiful women, and a life of leisure, where no one can control you. But you've fallen into a whirlpool, into the toilet, and into it.
A game with a "farming and developing" cheat system (or similar ability) is being forced to include some contrived plot conflicts.
The author could have simply changed the dynasty of that novel about the Southern and Northern Dynasties' "golden finger" (a powerful, overpowered ability); there was really no need for innovation. Historical deduction plus a little bit of cheating was already quite satisfying; the most important thing was to rebel.
I need an answer. They won't rebel, will they? Someone surnamed Zhao isn't fit to be emperor.