
The Porcelain King
瓷王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 991k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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314Chapters
134.4kRecommendations
37.3kFans
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I haven't watched it. If you have, please tell me if the protagonist was killed off with the plaque stuck in his back, his entire family wiped out, his property seized, and he starved to death? Was his wife and daughter sent to a brothel?
Judging from the title, I thought it was about the king of staged accidents...
Why are there a few missing chapters? Where are chapters 13, 25, and 27?
The writing is skillful, and the characters and stories are well-developed. However, the characters' immature and obsequious behavior makes them difficult to accept.
While the female lead is alright, she doesn't really seem like a lady from a respectable family in this ancient setting.
I read this book many years ago; it's a great book! I've read it three times.
I only clicked in because I saw this title. I thought it was about the legendary, once-in-a-lifetime king of staged accidents, but it turns out it's just this...
I thought it was some kind of scammer based on the name. 😁
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Many well-written novels contain elements of rebellion, disregarding imperial power and class distinctions, yet they still adhere to outward rules, even using them to their advantage. This author's work feels like a makeshift operation, and the protagonist isn't some extraordinary, otherworldly figure; the writing lacks any real sophistication.