My Golden Finger Country

This book feels like... The author has tricked himself. ... First of all, let's talk about the writing style. The author's writing style is excellent and the story he wrote is easy to read. ... Then, the title and introduction are extremely misleading, causing people who are attracted by the title and introduction not to see the attractive things in the title and introduction in the text... ... Nine out of ten readers will feel deceived by this. The remaining one may be attracted by the author's writing and read reluctantly, but there is a high probability that he will not pay for this book with a deceptive title and introduction. ...... As for the sense of substitution, what web articles focus on is the sense of substitution. Whether it is a pig's foot or a supporting role, as long as it can be substituted, the reader can continue reading. However, the pig's feet in this book have a relatively small space for substitution. Whether it is his words, deeds or way of doing things, it gives people a sense of ancients. Among the readers, there are so few people who can relate to the pig's feet of this book...

The timeline of your novel is a mess. . . The introduction says it's the late Tang Dynasty, the novel says it's the Ming Dynasty, and the classification is arbitrary. . .