
Anti-Meta
反元
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 14y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I just want to say that there are too many things in it that feel too speechless. First, the heroine is too naive. The key is at the end of the Yuan Dynasty. A rural girl, her father died, and she shamelessly insisted on being with the protagonist. Also, women in ancient times were not too proactive. Second, when describing the protagonist, he often suffers from suspicion. Thinking that anyone will harm him. Everyone is understanding. You have the ability to lead everyone to live a good life. Everyone follows you. Third. Throughout the novel, civil affairs, military affairs, and technological development are not clearly described. Fourth, the villain is too wordy. And there is no IQ online at all. The whole novel is so messed up.
The most annoying country name in historical texts is the Chinese Empire, the Chinese Empire. Before the West suppressed the East, China's country name had never had two characters. If it had existed, it would have been the Ming Dynasty and the Yuan Dynasty. Every time I saw something like the Chinese Empire, the Chinese Empire, I would just abandon the book.
After reading less than 30 chapters, there are modern vocabulary everywhere, and Base 3... The author also copied the plot development in various ways, so I quickly gave up!
Too diaosi, shengmubiao, soft-hearted, unable to walk when seeing a woman, stallion, extremely childish
Alas, I don't understand why so many people like Confucian dogs? Confucian dogs are a group of traitors and white-eyed wolves. For the sake of Confucian dogs, the Han Dynasty overthrew hundreds of schools of thought. How did Confucianism repay the Han Dynasty? Confucianism directly helped aristocratic families to destroy the Han Dynasty. The Song Dynasty shared the world with the scholar-bureaucrats, so how could Confucianism repay the Song Dynasty? When the Mongols came, they directly surrendered to the city and turned into a large group of traitors to help Mongolia attack the Southern Song Dynasty. If Confucian dogs still had some humanity during the Han and Tang Dynasties, then from the Song to the Qing Dynasties they were just a bunch of beasts, not only traitors to their country but also to their nation. Confucianism has been sold to more than a dozen countries for two thousand years. It is so sad.
Didn't get 404? ? ?
A story about historical hegemony, with less emotional drama, and it feels like the pace of conquering the world is a bit faster.
It feels like the protagonist is a charlatan. He can obviously kill Zhu Yuanzhang, his biggest competitor, but he has to save him.
This book is so good that you can skip ten chapters without affecting your reading. Readers can tell this from the chapter titles.
There is a serious lack of historical background knowledge about the Song Dynasty and Mongolian Yuan Dynasty! High school level!
I've read the whole book, overall it's pretty good, the ending is a bit simple.
It's very well written, thank you to the author
The front is so slow that it doesn't stop even after nearly a hundred chapters, but the back is too fast.
Mongolians passing by in the front row😊
Generally speaking, I'm not too stupid and I even endured reading it. There are a lot of shortcomings in details.
Many important things were not written
What the hell! The male protagonist's character is comparable to Liu Bei's
I just tied the title of The First Minister of the Ming Dynasty. After reading two chapters, I feel a little uncomfortable.
Is he the author who wrote about the truck?