
The Son-in-Law of the Emperor of Great Song
大宋之天子门生
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 17y ago
- English
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This book is from 2008, and it was really good back then. Now it's 2020, so of course it looks different to you now. Can you please stop criticizing it? 😅
This is the first online novel I've ever read; I'm nostalgic for it.
A great piece of work. Worthy of remembrance!
I just want to vent. There were only two books on the bookshelf. I haven't read the contents of the new book yet, but the synopsis is mindless and speechless. Looking at the table of contents, it seems like a mindless wish-fulfillment novel. It features a lazy character with only a cheat ability who doesn't improve his own abilities.
The protagonist, a complete idiot, jumps into specific details without even understanding the overall picture. Does he think that investigating a county is all there is to it?
The details surrounding the two prostitutes are too melodramatic. (This is) idiotic thinking.
There are far too many Wen Chaogongs, who wrote so many ridiculous adjectives.
Time-travel novels all start with characters who are idiotic and end with those idiotic characters succeeding! They don't subtly or imperceptibly change the era at all.
Why write in such a wild and unrestrained style? Especially actions like laughing out loud.
Because only stories that portray modern people as pretentious and arrogant can be considered "feel-good"?