The Tang Dynasty's Greatest Thief

I won't comment on whether it's good or bad, but this book is incomplete. I initially thought only the first two chapters were missing, but after checking the table of contents, there are more later chapters. And this is supposed to be an A-level contract? Do you really expect monthly votes? Looking at the comments section, almost everyone is commenting on the incomplete chapters.

It's well-written. However, near the end, when I saw Du He attacking Hou Ji's army, I realized the book had lost its essence: a thief-king! The part of the book that I enjoyed the most was when the protagonist, a master thief, and a man surnamed Du who pretended to have died from a fall off a cliff were investigating the rebels.

Is this missing stamp for real...?

Has the author never written another novel?

Most other projects end up unfinished, but yours is just a mess from the start!

"Thief King"? To put it bluntly, it's stealing. Regardless of one's stance, stealing is stealing! A thief is a thief.

There's only one question: how come no one finds it strange that the protagonist's lightness skill is so good, even faster than a warhorse, as if it's perfectly normal?

Chapter 39? This is a huge problem! Also, please, second-generation author, could you please stop making the protagonist call Li Shimin "Uncle, Uncle" all the time? 🤭

It's alright! But the writing style is far inferior to that of "The Drunkard of the Tang Dynasty".

Judging from the first few chapters, this book is specifically designed for brainwashing and debunking techniques.