
The Tang Dynasty's Greatest Thief
大唐盗帅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 14y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Let's talk about whether it's good or not, and I won't mention it or make any comments, but you, who is missing a few chapters, originally thought that there were only two missing chapters at the beginning, but when I flipped through the table of contents, there were still some at the end. You still have to sign A for this, and you still expect monthly tickets? After looking at the comment area, I found that most of the comments were missing chapters and chapters. It probably took more than a day or two, and they didn't even have the most basic attitude. In the end, I was absolutely offended. It wasn't because it didn't look good, it was because of your attitude.
Very well written. It was towards the end when I saw Du He attacking Hou Jijun that I realized that the book had lost its essence: the bandit commander! The most enjoyable plot in this book for me was when the protagonist was the bandit commander and the man surnamed Du who pretended to have fallen off a cliff and died to investigate the rebel party. And the subsequent plot always makes me feel that Du He is not a handsome man at all. To be honest, this is really a pity! Because I think the author is really talented in writing about rivers and lakes, but when it comes to writing about war, although the plot is well set up, I wanted to fast forward while reading, because what I wanted to see was a bandit commander instead of a commander! However, the quality of this book is indeed very high. I didn't expect that there would be such high-quality Huitang works in 2010. I also hope that those who are angry because of the lack of chapters and chapters can go directly to the pirated version. Is it necessary to abuse the author in the comment area? Can you watch it after you scold me? The blocking was done by Qidian, not the author. You should also scold Qidian! Also, the book I read was a pirated version. But I hope the author can write another book and let me chase your genuine version!
Is this missing chapter serious...?
Has the author never written another novel?
Has the author never written another novel?
Everyone is a loser, you are a loser
Still handsome? To put it bluntly, it is stealing, no matter what standpoint, stealing is stealing! A thief is a thief
There is only one question. No one finds it strange that the protagonist's Qinggong is so good that he can run as fast as a war horse, as if this is normal.
Big mistake
What about Chapter 39? This is a big problem! In addition, please ask the second-generation master, Li Shimin, can you stop letting the protagonist call him "uncle, uncle" 🤭
Good! But the writing style is far inferior to that of Drunkard of the Tang Dynasty
Judging from the first few chapters, this book is dedicated to reducing intelligence and attacking.