
The Young Lord of the Gu Family in Story of Minglan
知否小公爷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 680k Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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316Chapters
3.2kRecommendations
9.2kFans
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Hmm, the protagonist falling for a seven- or eight-year-old Minglan is a bit too much. I'm afraid the book will get banned. I remember in ancient times, novels about romance usually required the protagonist to be sixteen, otherwise they'd get censored.
It's a strange novel; everything is compliant and submissive, with virtually no changes. If anything, it's like changing morning bowel movements to afternoon bowel movements—no big deal.
Qi Heng actually has a hard time controlling his own life. Although his father has a high title, he has no real power, and he has a domineering mother. I think Minglan would have a hard time managing him. Moreover, in terms of talent, ability, and personality, Qi Heng is quite similar to Jia Baoyu, but Minglan is not Lin Daiyu.
Qi Heng marrying Minglan? This kind of scenario only exists in TV dramas and fantasy novels!
The author has developed a path dependency; he dislikes and finds everyone except Minglan annoying, though it's unclear what he finds annoying. He thinks about liking Minglan every day but doesn't act on it, insisting on following the plot of the book. 😥
Most fanfiction about "The Story of Minglan" doesn't understand that men in ancient times really had a hard time participating in the plot (the inner palace). Even the emperor could only indirectly influence the harem, let alone ordinary people.
It's so much worse than the one written by the young Grand Secretary.
The more I look at it, the more speechless I become. It's absolutely terrible.
The writing is alright, but I didn't feel there were many satisfying moments, and the main character was always chasing after the female lead, which wasn't to my taste. Looking forward to the next book!
Can you be worse off than him?
This guy's last book was 6.66 Million words long, and only 3 people read it. This one is about the same length as yours, but only has 500 words, 18 chapters, 4 monthly votes, and is currently following the story. Others can write millions of words in a single game.
The beginning was alright; the protagonist is young and helplessly controlled by his domineering mother, which is reasonable, but it still feels somewhat frustrating. I wonder how this will be handled later. If the protagonist remains this frustrated as he grows older, it will be rather unpleasant.