Late Tang: I Am Heaven's Mandate

The protagonist actually wants to take a formal way to become a slave. In troubled times, as long as you have a knife, robbery can be done. As long as you kidnap a master and ask for a horse, there is no place in the world, and there is no guide. Isn't there anything that can't rob passers-by? Nowadays facial recognition can be used as a substitute. What is there to be afraid of in ancient times?

First of all, this book is not bad in terms of writing and plot, and the timeline is also well chosen. Moreover, the protagonist is one of the few books that explicitly mentions joining the Caojun camp. In my impression, I seem to have read one late Tang novel about joining the Caojun camp. But there is one thing that still makes me feel stuck in my throat, and I can't complain about it, that is, the pressure on the protagonist in the early stage was too heavy. I blindly guessed that the author might be afraid that readers would be taboo about Huang Chao's bad reputation, so he wrote several conflicts to explain the inevitability and justice of the protagonist joining the Grass Army. But now that cool writing is popular, this way of writing may be thankless. The last and most important sentence. I hope the author's grades will get better and better, and he will not stop replacing eunuchs because of poor grades, because I heard people say that the eunuchs of the novel's author will eventually be projected into the real world, causing Gou Gou to become 3cm shorter. I don't know if it's true or not, and I hope the author won't try it easily.

Do you have to write about the suffering of the protagonist? Who watches this plot? It's so depressing Look at "The Floating Life of the Late Tang Dynasty". You can be at the bottom in your life, but you are a time traveler, and the world is in trouble. Still consider yourself a slave? Does the author want to write about the protagonist's psychological journey? Who among the current readers has the patience to read this? Even if someone is killed in modern Mexico, the murderer cannot be found. The protagonist is in ancient times. To be honest, when you leave the city, it is deserted, and no one will look for you every day if you have nothing to do.

Origin is very important, because after you enter the circle and work hard for a period of time, unless you start from scratch again, your backbone will be original. Once added to the dye vat it is difficult to clean.

The protagonist hasn't given his name yet, why not call him Quan Zhong?

This author uses a modern perspective and environment to write ancient novels,

No golden fingers, depressing, not suitable for me.

Good books come out slowly, especially the first book by a novice writer. It is not popular. There are not many good novels in the late Tang Dynasty. I hope you can write this one well and never be a eunuch.

It's well written, but it's a pity that it didn't become popular.

If you write less than a hundred chapters, you will definitely become a eunuch