The Carefree Marquis

This is truly unbearable. I had no choice but to speak up. How long have we been fighting our way into the capital? All you've written about are trivial matters. Even the suppression of two major rebellions, such a significant event, is only touched upon superficially. It's okay to have some filler, but you should stop here!

I couldn't stand it from the very beginning!! In that era, women already had it tough enough, and you were going to spend all your time squandering someone else's secret stash of money to save your concubine's mother? It's truly toxic from the very first scene. Hey, who are you? The eldest son of a concubine. Do you even know what you're doing? You petty, narrow-minded trash.

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The rest of the content is okay, but it gets really awkward when it comes to women. Either the woman does something stupid or the protagonist does something stupid, and there are also 404 errors. Let's write less about scenes where the woman is pretentious.

This is so padded out! Chai Rong died at 500 chapters, then they kept saying Zhao Kuangyin couldn't hold back and was preparing to rebel, and now at 800 chapters they still haven't rebelled. There's just too much repetition and endless rehashing of the same things. 😰

The author is alright at writing palace intrigue, but really bad at historical fiction. The writing is too casual; the beginning is bearable, but the later parts become unbearable. The subordinates' titles for the protagonist are too inconsistent, such as "Lord," "Master," "Fragrant General," "Spirit General," and "Teacher."

This book should be renamed "The Resurrection Grass," because it keeps reviving and trembling every now and then. As someone who's been there, I advise any newcomers who stumble upon this book to cherish their partners and stay away from it!

I left a comment on a chapter of another historical novel, saying the author was terrible, the story was bland and uninteresting, lacking any real twists or turns, and that it was only the beginning after over 900 chapters with an uncertain ending. My comment was deleted, and I was permanently banned. Other comments criticizing the author's writing weren't deleted, perhaps because what I said hit the nail on the head. He knows what's in his heart.

Two books and he's a literary giant? The first book has 140,000 readers.

I started seeing my child in college, and now they're almost in elementary school!