Chaos
乱唐
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 6y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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1.5kChapters
345kPopularity
1kReaders
1.4kMust-read votes
9.0Score
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The author's writing style is more delicate and pays attention to details, but the protagonist is too ink. An old man Fan hides in the house and is targeted by the Shenwu Army but can still run away. Overall, it has its flaws, but I really can't stand the procrastinating plot arrangement.
It's a pretty good book, but the ending is too rushed, and it feels like it's not finished.
The article was somewhat interesting in the early stages, but the more I read, the more boring it became. The protagonist has obvious advantages in traveling through time travel, but his character positioning is too loose, and his strong and melancholy characters are drawn in a confusing manner. The plot is intermittent. Although there are exciting things to say, I feel that the sense of substitution is not strong and it always seems to be a patchwork. Often the small characters in the novel are given too heavy a role in the setting of their characters, making the original rigorous plot too childish, lacking in excitement, and mediocre in its appeal.
The plot is quite good, and the characters are relatively realistic, but the protagonist is really too indecisive, too procrastinating, and a stingy man who survived for hundreds of chapters! Yang Guozhong almost stuck his head into the protagonist's face. The protagonist didn't even cut him off. He was so indecisive. He was so indecisive.
Finished? Don't be ridiculous, you're a eunuch, right?
The artillery is out, why not get explosive packs?
Forget it, I'm not looking forward to books written in the late Tang Dynasty.
When future generations go back, they will naturally find ways to use later generations' technologies and management methods to turn things around. Why are you always thinking about stopping the emperor from killing his generals? These two generals have nothing to do with you.
The plot is draggy and confusing, there are too many water characters, and it is often written in classical Chinese. There are too many things that are unreasonable to be classified as historical texts, and they are not related to Shuangwen. The character descriptions are rigid and unvivid, and the plot of events is hasty. There is no antecedent or consequence, not to mention the process. It is all speculation about the word water.
A defective time travel script.