
A Tang Dynasty Civil Servant
唐朝公务员
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- Completed
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- 1.4M Words
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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- 16y ago
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The author, Shui Yezi, is a university professor of pre-Qin literature. This book was written during her graduate studies. The author passed away yesterday due to a sudden heart attack at the age of 42. May he rest in peace. May the author rest in peace!
The protagonist is indecisive and hesitant, unwilling to get involved in court intrigues yet reluctant to relinquish his connections with high-ranking officials, which is disappointing.
What a pity. Rest in peace!
Actually, writing a book is very hard work for the author. I think as readers, we should read it, not criticize it. Those who criticize are just spray bottles.
I don't know about the writing style. All I know is that several chapters are missing, and if the links aren't even connected, what's the point of reading? I lost interest after only about 40 chapters. I could tolerate missing chapters in a pirated version once or twice, but four or five times? Ugh, I can't keep reading.
In the Tang Dynasty, civil servants were controlled by powerful landowners with connections and a large number of henchmen! As an ordinary person without military support, you wouldn't even know when your family would be wiped out. Don't try to apply modern social ideas to ancient times, or you'll suffer a terrible fate!
This book is becoming increasingly unreadable. At first, the widow, due to feudal superstitions, can only sleep with the male lead after eight months. Finally, after eight months, she says it would be best if they were married. The maid also says that she can't be the first to sleep with the male lead since the young lady hasn't shared a room with him.
What I don't understand the most is why poor people still have children.
Ten years have passed, and this is the third time I've read this book.
The protagonist, upon becoming a civil servant for the first time, immediately uses his power to settle personal scores. I thought that having the protagonist use his own abilities to exact revenge would demonstrate both a clear distinction between public and private matters and showcase his competence. This book, however, is morally questionable and I highly discourage its recommendation.