The Great Official
大官人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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I feel like there was a change of character in the later stage. The early stage was written to perfection, but the later stage was completely rude. From the beginning of the Han Dynasty's rebellion, the protagonist has been completely passive and is being plotted for everything. He seems to be unable to do anything but fight desperately. The most important point is that as a time traveler, the protagonist has not had any effect on changing the times at all. He is the same as a native, and even has a lot of civil wars.
The writing is good, but the plot design is a bit illogical. This is also a common problem with most time-travel novels. Most of them will follow 75% of the normal history first. The protagonist is made to die again and again and then fights back. It is too unreasonable. Normal time travelers should first develop economy, technology + force, learning + faith, and then they can reduce dimensions in an all-round way to attack all opponents on Blue Star...
The requirements for the works produced in 2013 should not be too high. Generally speaking, they are okay, but they are a bit petty and lack the style of a big country. I originally wanted to comment after reading it, but I really couldn't bear it anymore. The more I wrote, the weirder it became, and the more I wrote, the more I couldn't stand it. Did the author experience major changes in his life during the writing process? As if he had received a major stimulus, he lost all sense and was completely different from the other person. It's really embarrassing
It's just a mess at the beginning, then it gets better and better, and then it feeds you in a cycle
From the beginning of the Han Dynasty's rebellion, the protagonist is like a retard. The male protagonist is comparable to Long Aotian. If Wei Wuque kidnapped the male protagonist from Nanjing, I would have broken his limbs and cut out his tongue. The effect would be the same as taking off his clothes with Xu Miaojin and throwing them on the street.
It's over after you're halfway through. What follows is just pure shit.
Jianwen started killing his uncles as soon as he ascended the throne. The author said that he had learned the benevolence of Prince Zhu Biao?
It's a very good novel, but I had to follow the trend and write it as a harem novel, and I tried every possible means to say that I'm not a scumbag, so I gave up.
Not bad
A very nice book