The Rebel
反贼
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 885k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 14y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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322Chapters
9.6kRecommendations
13.7kFans
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Good heavens! I was just like, "Good heavens!" I hadn't even read the book yet, but I'd only glanced at the synopsis, and oh my god, the protagonist graduated from a metallurgical university! I never expected that! Was he just preparing to transmigrate to ancient times and rebel? That was my first thought. Then I wondered, does our country even have a metallurgical university?
Everyone says that Li Zicheng's success was largely due to luck, but the protagonist himself often encountered problems and made mistakes. To put it bluntly, which great achiever wasn't favored by fate? Cao Cao killed Dong Zhuo and fled for his life; most people would have been killed long ago. Yet, some high-ranking officials even abandoned their posts to join him. Liu Bei, a commoner, wandered from place to place; without a bit of luck, he might have ended up like Sun Jian.
They treat war like a joke! Celebrities' heads are chopped off like cabbages! Unbelievable!
I don't understand. Why haven't they been making any gunpowder for so long? What's with all this talk about holding bamboo poles all the time?
They robbed the Gai family of tens of thousands of taels of silver and left it unused. Several battles have already been fought, and they still don't have any medicine? Couldn't they have stocked up a little before they desperately went to buy it? It's like they're forcibly demoting their intelligence.
After reading a few chapters, I found the plot, descriptions, and language to be immature, so it's understandable that the grades weren't good.
It's a poorly written ending; the later parts aren't detailed enough, but the beginning was passable. They didn't even manage to conquer a single province, just rushed through it. Maybe it's because of bad grades; I don't want to write anymore.
So far, up to Chapter 48, blast furnace ironmaking, is generally acceptable. I wonder how it will go later. I hope the cheat codes won't get too overpowered. The cheat codes from the Metallurgical University are a bit too overpowered; it feels a bit unreal.
This book is pretty good, thumbs up!