
The First Lord of the Poor Family
寒门第一枭士
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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690Chapters
679kPopularity
1.1kReaders
6.8kMust-read votes
9.0Score
7kRatings
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I finished reading it, finished it, finished it in two days and three nights. Tell me about your feelings: In terms of plot, you can actually rest assured that it is not toxic and not boring. The methods used in the time-travel novel (gunpowder, bearings, iron-making, steel, business, etc.) Are not too many in the officialdom, and may not be too exciting. (There are also plots such as workshops and armies) Mainly because it's relatively smooth sailing, and those who are short on books or like this kind of subject can give it a read. But don't delve into it. Some of the things you do (such as traveling, making things, etc.) Will make people feel that they are done easily. Another point is that there are many typos in the book, and even the names of people are confused in some chapters, which will affect the perception. In terms of characters: Lin Hai (the protagonist) is generally smart enough, and his conversations in officialdom, the army, and the workshop are in line with the times, and are not too "unfashionable". This book is also about a harem, so I won't mention the specific characters. Let's go to the book to learn more about them! Finally, I sincerely recommend that friends who are short of books or who like this kind of subject should read this review. For me, it is good to find an overall good time travel article. After all, I am also suffering from a shortage of books. This is also my first time to give a positive review of a book, and I hope it can help fellow book lovers.
It's a bit cool to be more upright
The first half is okay, but the second half makes the readers think they are idiots! As a time traveler, don't you understand the dangers of the feudal imperial system? When state power is concentrated on one person, the harm caused by a mistake will be devastating to the country, society and people! The male protagonist just blindly promotes the development of science and technology, but does not change the backward feudal social system! Under such circumstances, he secretly included the princess and the queen mother into his harem. After the world was pacified, the new emperor succeeded him, and he still imagined that he could retreat to the mountains and forests to enjoy the blessings of the people? What are you thinking! You kidnapped the emperor's mother and you still want to live in peace? This is the most idiotic time travel article I have ever seen, bar none. If you care, please avoid it!
Very good, no tremors, the article is smooth, and the ending is perfect
A reborn person who has not yet established himself yet leaks so much in one meeting and gives up.
The beginning is okay, but from chapter 100 onward, the plot is confusing and seems to be missing chapters. The protagonist's personality in the early and middle stages is completely different. I doubt that the ghostwriter or author was changed.
Starting from Chapter 170, the writer begins to reveal his true identity as a gangster, and the writing becomes unreadable from now on.
Except for the protagonist, everyone else has been forcibly reduced to intelligence.
What kind of thing are you writing without common sense? You ate the sulfur in the gunpowder. I wonder if you don't know how to look up the information?
What are they? After reading a few chapters, I wasn't interested at all. This is the crappiest book I've ever read.