A Commoner's Struggle in the Tang Dynasty
大唐之寒门的奋斗
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- 1.1M Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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- 2d ago
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Outrageous
The protagonist saves Ma Zhou, and then inexplicably talks to Ma Zhou about the dispute between the King and the Crown Prince of Qin. I don't know how courageous the two of them are. They actually dare to discuss such a life-threatening matter with a stranger they meet for the first time, or the lives of nine clans. For Ma Zhou, the protagonist is the savior, but that is not the reason for him to talk about such things. For the protagonist, Ma Zhou is very talented, but his talent does not mean that he is very moral. This plot is simply confusing.
A poor family is also a family, but a mud-legged person is nothing. The protagonist is not pretending to be a poor family.
It's chapter 40, what is the protagonist doing?
Just a few pictures and 52 households were wiped out.
The key is that there are no logical details. It feels like a primary school student just looked at the sofa and decided to write it with AI. The Ma Zhou part is also inexplicable and too poisonous. Similarly, I didn't write about how to frame the case for the King of Taiyuan. It felt like it was just to show off and slap in the face, but I couldn't even improve the intelligence of the supporting characters, so I simply brushed it off.
Liu Ruyan, can a family name their daughter like this?
What I wrote above seems to be the patriarch of a clan. He develops science and technology to increase productivity, improves the family system, and manages economic affairs to improve family culture and cohesion. The poetry writing scene here has become so vulgar lately.
The dialogues in the latest two chapters are really painful to watch. Is the author not very good at writing group scenes?
If you maintain this sense of quality, this is a magical book!
After reading Chapter 16 or Seven, except for some typos, it was generally okay. Then came the unbearable shock: a rumor was spread in Chang'an and hundreds of people were silenced. Is this really a person who doesn't know the concept of hundreds of people and kills them decisively? If other families spread some rumors or even those aristocratic families, would the population of the early Tang Dynasty be enough for them? Also, does the protagonist have the strength to kill hundreds of people but not the strength to carry out assassinations?
Poisonous hair
Kneeling down and licking Ma Zhou, the conversation was shallow and profound. After one chapter, the character completely collapses.