
Starting Out as a Captain of a Hundred
从百户官开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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553Chapters
539kPopularity
1.1kReaders
3.4kMust-read votes
9.2Score
2.7kRatings
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Reader comments 16
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The subject matter and writing are both good. But it seems to be missing a bit of fireworks. The author knows the history of the Ming Dynasty and has enough explanations, but I still feel that everything is a coincidence. Especially mixed with martial arts style, this is very dramatic. Just say that after a year of practicing so-called kung fu, you can wave a stone lion on top of a stone lion. You can only skip and watch these plots.
Bringing together Swordsman and returning to the Ming Dynasty to become a prince. I feel that it is neither fish nor fowl, and the ostentation is not made out of thin air. There is really no need to write about Jianghu sect. Since I have joined the central government and come to the emperor to see the problem, I should take the world as my responsibility.
Seeing 328, I feel generally good. Although it is not stated clearly, it should be regarded as a weak golden finger. The character's personality is stable, unlike most novels nowadays where the character's personality jumps around and changes with the author's mood at the time. But it can be regarded as a kind of nesting doll. The villain keeps comforting himself and then gives away his head. I didn't have the patience to read the rest, so I took a rough look at the table of contents.
Nowadays, there are so many good plots in online articles, these authors can only make up random things and piece them together! But is it appropriate for you to write about the Ming Dynasty and also fantasy? If you include Lao Jin's book, it can only be said to be nondescript and full of loopholes.
Bragging well
The dogs don't care!
Stitches combines Jin Yong's martial arts novels and modern Ming Dynasty novels with the Ming Dynasty history as the background. The world view is very confusing and it is difficult to continue reading.
He's really good at writing water.
If you want to fly, I will give you blue sky, sea, vast grassland and thousands of miles of mountains, and then give you a pair of wings...
The characters and plots are copied mechanically,