
The Tyrant of Great Qian: Listening to the World
大乾暴君:谛听天下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 426k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Subgenre
- Dynasty Wars
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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150Chapters
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The story is good, but the lengthy descriptions of characters and clothing are a bit annoying. An ordinary person on death row managed to portray the feeling of a domineering president.
Not to mention the many practices of other concubines Xiao, even ten words of "death" are not enough to write
Are they fellow practitioners from the two groups again?
One glance is overwhelming again. Specializing in one lane has higher speed and combat power than two lanes. I never thought of the benefits of dual cultivation I won't watch anyone who practices immortality and physical training.
Intelligence is not prediction
Why do novels with this kind of intelligence setting contain precognition? Intelligence refers to things that have happened, and predictions refer to things that have not happened. The two cannot be confused. They are all trying to sell dog meat. You can't write novels that are purely about intelligence.
I didn't want to subscribe today. . . Subscribe and wait and see. . .
I heard it all, if you go out you will die! Then you have to go out? ? ? People are still dead. . . Doesn't this mean the book is gone? ? ? Then forcefully revive him? Well. . . If you don't understand the brain circuits of these chapters, are you starting to screen readers? ? ? I don't understand. . An informant also knows that he will die if he leaves the city, and then, hey, guess what, he will leave the city, even if he leaves for various reasons and excuses! And then it breaks out, hey, guess what? Dead, really dead! What about the one inside him? Oh, ah, you can't be exposed or recovering, you will die anyway! ! Then, if he is not possessed by the weird, others will get up and become weird after they die, but he will not. And, you read that right, no one cares about him? ? ? Regardless of whether it was his murderer or something strange, he selectively forgot? ? ? This is fantasy! They can torture the soul, refine the corpse, just forcefully ignore it, and then be arranged to be resurrected! ! ! Today, if you don't want to subscribe, just read the book catalog or your comments. . . Let's wait and see. . . . Forcibly fed, I was stunned. . . Fortunately, it was cut quickly and we really entered the palace.
Chapter 3 needs to be revised by the author
The protagonist suddenly learns the identity of the fourth prince. Either you change it here so that you know the identity of the prince, otherwise it is a bug. If it gets really popular, someone will dig into it and it is illogical. Because the fourth prince said lonely, so you can say prince, but it cannot be the fourth prince.
Another author with a grudge against the Japanese? Slipping away.
According to your book, the royal bloodline of Daqian has various peculiarities, so there must be a way to identify the bloodline. So how do you solve the problem of your royal bloodline?
It's a pity, it's a little bit worse. If I feel better, it will be a high-quality product with a guaranteed price. You can book it if you want. The way things are now, it's really a bit bad. In one sentence, the author has a good idea, but he just can't grasp it, and the writing is a bit inconsistent.
Haven't you writers of novels ever studied Chinese?
The Chinese teacher taught you to use () to describe the psychological description of the character? 😅