The Imperial Preceptor
国师
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 940k Words
- Genre
- Xianxia
- Subgenre
- Classical Xianxia
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- English
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270Chapters
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137kFans
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The funniest joke I heard today was from hell: Wu Zetian's greatest virtue was her love for her people. 😄
The last book had a lot of readers; I even read the "extra edition" 🙂. I just hope the author doesn't take too much credit.
It really comes down to the skill of a well-known, veteran author. The writing is smooth. I read all 80 chapters in one go and couldn't find any fault with it. I only realized it was written by that treacherous author, Wan Tianqing, after reading the reviews halfway through. 🙂 I don't quite understand why you changed your account. It's like you secretly started a new book and no one knew.
You've switched accounts and started a new book, why didn't you post a separate chapter in your old "Dream of the Red Chamber" book to let everyone know? I only found out you started a new book when I went to browse the comments section of your old book after remembering you, but many people don't even know!
Still not as good as the Immortal Dynasty Era
The Dream of the Red Chamber is too padded out; this one is too smooth, with no ups and downs at all. You switched to the Immortal Dynasty book, but I think you'll probably never be able to write anything better than that one in your lifetime. The Immortal Dynasty has enemies, tense situations, sadomasochistic relationships, and ethical dilemmas; you probably won't be able to write like that again.
The book's scope (known)
Martial arts: Acquired (nine levels), Innate, Grandmaster, Great Grandmaster... (Excluding Acquired, it is divided into Beginner, Intermediate, Advanced, and Peak). Immortal Path: Qi Sea (nine levels), Heavenly Gate, Danxia, Dao Embryo... (Excluding Qi Sea, it is divided into initial, middle, later and peak levels). Demons: Spiritual Communication (Nine Levels), Transformation, Demon Core...
You cut it off before even reading it? Now I have to start all over again waiting for the new book. I came here because of the fame of "Dream of the Red Chamber." The author prioritizes interaction in their writing, with the main plot secondary. Personally, I don't think people read this author's books for the main storyline. (Comments can be deleted if there are any disagreements.)
The question of whether the Empress should accept it.
The current plot clearly suggests that Empress Wu Zetian's ascension to the throne as empress in the future is a logical progression. As for whether or not to recruit her, most readers of harem novels would certainly enjoy seeing the empress recruited. As the imperial advisor, if the protagonist were to sleep with the empress, it would make the plot much easier to execute.
This book should be categorized under the female-oriented section. It's too much of a female-oriented story, which feels very awkward in the male-oriented section.
Could the author include more married women in this book?