Against the Sui Dynasty
逆隋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 15y ago
- English
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Garbage, garbage, garbage! Is the author as childish as the protagonist?
Um, just wondering... Did you send out points/coins every day 10 years ago? How come this book has hundreds of thousands of fans?
The author wants to get into tourism? That's absolutely hilarious...
What's the point of having a protagonist in the middle of the story? You can write according to historical records, no problem, but you have to make changes. What's the difference between a time traveler coming and not coming? It's just Luo Yi, who made some money and then planned to write everything according to the Sui Dynasty history, ending with a climax like Li Shimin?
That's too toxic; the protagonist's personality is hard to describe.
By the standards of ten years ago, it should have been quite well-written. Unfortunately, I'm reading it now and I just can't stand it. The beginning is riddled with logical flaws, especially those two maids. They dared to leave the sick young master alone in his room, and they dared to tell him he was having a fit of hysteria when the mistress and mistress were keeping it from him.
Very mediocre, at the level of a beginner's novel.
It's alright, but the system is a bit flawed. It seems there's no clear division of government offices; taxation, police, courts, and the cabinet are unclear. Technologically, at least electricity, glass, and gunpowder should be developed. With a little effort over fifty years, we could at least reach the technological level of the Republic of China era. The imperial system is also flawed.
A dynasty I quite admire: the Sui Dynasty. The book is a good book
It would have been better to just write Yu Chi Fan Chi's death; is it really necessary to make women so important in a chaotic era?