
Brocade-Clad by Night
锦衣夜行
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Yue Guan's character development is superb; the female lead and supporting characters are all distinctive and vivid. Those who are calling for harem novels should take a good look at the characters Yue Guan has created before making their claims. Also, it's quite normal for historical novels to have multiple wives and concubines. Those who oppose harem novels should at least be realistic.
Yue Guan's books are excellent: *The Night Walker in Brocade Robes*, *Step by Step Lotus*, *A Carefree Journey*, *The Night Emperor*, *Drunken Pillow on the Rivers and Mountains*, and *Return to the Ming Dynasty* are all good. The current historical system novels are truly laughable—time-traveling to history with a system cheat code, it's insane.
Post-viewing thoughts
To my shame, I finished reading "The Night Watchman" a long time ago, but I recently picked it up and read it several more times before writing this review. Personally, I think the male protagonist is one of the most successfully portrayed gamblers on Qidian's historical fiction section.
My personal opinion on this book: While it doesn't quite reach the heights of "Return to the Ming Dynasty," I believe this book is better written. First, in many major events, Yang Xu could only make limited changes because he was merely a duke, a subject, unlike Yang Ling, who ultimately became practically a regent.
Who on earth is afraid?!
Why are there still so many haters on Yue Guan even after he left Qidian a few years ago? What are they afraid of? 😅
I couldn't stand it anymore. The writing is quite good, and the characters are well-developed, but in order to create a thrilling and exciting experience, and to forcibly bring the storylines together, some parts are too awkward and idiotic, and some parts are simply illogical. The forced attempt to maintain the story's plausibility is too toxic. In summary, this is suitable for beginners; seasoned readers might find it unreadable.
Ming Dynasty shoes didn't seem to have shoelaces! (It's already out in chapter 54.)
This book is definitely a blowout compared to the current crop of trashy novels, except for some poorly handled details. Zhu Yuanzhang dies too quickly, and the lighthearted plot at the beginning is almost entirely gone later on. The pacing is too fast – one event after another, the next is immediately introduced.
It's amazing that books from several years or even more than a decade ago are being dug up and criticized now, and there are even a bunch of people making trouble for history departments by saying they don't allow harems. It's not just this book; I looked through many old books and found that many are in the same situation.
Nonsense! These two people traveling on business by long-distance bus, or even a regular bus? Dude, this is the Ming Dynasty!