Zhenguan: I, Dou Fengjie, Refuse to Be the First Cuckold King
贞观：我窦奉节，不当第一绿帽王
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- Completed
- Length
- 532k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- English
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Your writing is good, but you only write about the characters' backgrounds. Although the language is beautiful, you can't tell the story clearly. Your writing is bad, but your word choice and sentence structure are fine. It feels a bit empty. If it's not AI polishing and it's handwritten, I suggest you adjust the enjoyment points. I couldn't stand reading the first three chapters. They basically don't speak like human beings and are not on the main storyline!
I was told to quit by the system.
It was alright at first, but then I saw the system, and I instantly didn't want to watch anymore.
Despite being suppressed and targeted by the royal family, the protagonist ultimately ended up obediently working and risking his life for them. How ironic...
To be honest, this book is really hard to read. The writing style is just too strange.
Explain the relationships between the characters; who would understand it like this?
The writing style is a bit odd. 🙂🙂
To be honest, I was quite satisfied with the first 53 chapters; my expectations weren't high. But as soon as I heard it praising traditional martial arts like Tai Chi, I knew what kind of book it was. It's almost the 30th century, and they're still hypnotizing themselves and their readers into believing that traditional martial arts are invincible! Sigh 😮💨
The prison finally rose up.
Princess Yongjia could no longer hold on. They've even gone out to fight! Congratulations! I'm afraid Li Er will marry his daughter to a prisoner to disgust him.
A sudden, inexplicable change; completely out of the blue.
Has the author always written like this?
I didn't really get into the first chapter... A lot of things seemed explained but weren't... The writing style feels a bit disjointed.