Peerless Brocade-Clad Guard
锦衣无双
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Xuanhuan
- Updated
- 8mo ago
- English
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After reading 20 chapters, I don't want to read any further. Putting aside the old tropes of this kind of story, the protagonist is killed once, and the woman who is tortured and threatened is made the female lead just because she is pretty, and she is dominated by her lower body?
Let's go back to the style of "Xiaoyao and Ruyi" (逍遥 and 如意), those are my two favorite historical fiction books.
Bro, let's stay in our comfort zone.
The alternate history with slice-of-life elements is quite enjoyable to read; why do you keep asking about that fantasy cultivation stuff?
Bro, let's write an alternate history story!
The beginning was alright, but then he couldn't hold back when buying salt. He had no background or identity, yet he went to someone (who was supposed to be the local tyrant) to sell his production techniques, demanding 30% of the price and haggling over it (all to deal with the harassment of a centurion). My god, is this really a great author?
The plot is too addictive; after reading a few chapters, I felt completely controlled by the beautiful woman in black.
Why does this thing keep switching books? It's been like this for the past few years, just letting it grow and then...
Having read so many of Rong Xiaorong's books, I still think "The Young Scholar" and "The Young Gentleman" are the best. The others are somewhat lacking, and many start strong but end weakly. I suggest polishing the plots more.
A top-tier author?
Chapter 14 begins with the poisoning, and the salt-making technology uses even more water. Besides, those who possess this technology are all thinking of using it to kill and rob; who would honestly sign a contract and fulfill its obligations? At the very least, they'd probe the situation. And the protagonist didn't say or hint at anything; he just proactively softened his stance to resolve the conflict. And the protagonist's setting here is the southern border, a wild and untamed land!
I've dropped this book, so here's a brief review, no offense intended.
This book falls short in both directions, lacking depth and appeal. The plot is dull, featuring numerous female leads, but none possess compelling traits or distinct personalities. If the author sees this, I personally suggest that if they release a new book focusing on plot, 3-5 female leads would suffice, with more engaging character development, interactions, and daily life.