The Tyrant Rules
昏君当道
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
649Chapters
639kPopularity
972Readers
4.6kMust-read votes
9.1Score
7kRatings
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Reader comments 35
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Bragging too much
It was too sudden. I thought it would be over as soon as I reached the climax
It's been several years, and there haven't been so many women for a child. How is it possible?
It's a pity that this ending is too embarrassing.
Since I lost the war and entered the world, my writing has gotten worse and worse. I couldn't help but skip to the last ten or so chapters. I was speechless when I reached the end. The first part was well written, but the middle part was mediocre and even irritating. Even if the ending is mediocre, it can still be regarded as a readable novel. If it ends badly, I can only say that I am better than you at writing shit.
Don't write it next time
The whole family is unfinished, but it's still watchable, but the main character suddenly dies suddenly, so the end is unfinished.
Super bad
The overall structure is too bad. The writing in the front is smooth and compact, but the ideas in the back are unclear. Then the structure of the article is too stretched, which affects the readability of the whole book. The ending is too hasty.
The previous writing is quite interesting, but the protagonist keeps delaying his arrival in Shu, and the subsequent unfinished work is a bit unjustifiable.