
My Wife Is the Sword God
我家娘子是剑神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Subgenre
- Fantasy Cultivation
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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838Chapters
607kPopularity
1kReaders
2.7kMust-read votes
9.1Score
2.8kRatings
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I've finished reading it, and I'm still qualified to comment. There are a lot of things I want to complain about, but I'm too lazy to type. The author said it was a good read. In fact, it has nothing to do with Shuangwen. It's like tasteless. You can eat it, but there is really no need to eat it. There are so many novels, so I suggest you look for them carefully.
It is imaginative, but it abandons reality. First of all, ancient medicine belongs to Taoism. There are also formations that are also Taoist. Secondly, the author has not figured out what the background of the feudal dynasty is. The real background of the feudal dynasty is external Confucianism and internal law. To put it bluntly, external Confucianism has always been for outsiders to see, and those who really govern the country have always been Legalists. External Confucianism and Internal Law is an internal guiding ideology of a series of national policies implemented by the Chinese state power for a long time from the Han Dynasty to the Qing Dynasty. That is to say, they admire Confucianism on the surface, but in practice they also rely on Legalist thought, which is often a combination of Confucianism and Legalism, and Confucianism and Legalism complement each other. Political achievements and ethical persuasion are the two core means for rulers in the past dynasties to stabilize their rule, and they are also an important factor in the Chinese culture of Confucianism and Law. Generally speaking, Confucianism emphasizes benevolent government and emphasizes the implementation of governance through ethical persuasion, while Legalism emphasizes legal system and focuses on political achievements. However, these two ideas were mixed with each other in the Han Dynasty and formed complementary governance techniques.
I saw a slightly good-looking girl with sexy breasts, and I thought about the protagonist who drives a brothel every day. All I saw between the lines was obscenity, and there was also some writing on the subject; besides, if you want to have a harem, don't use this kind of title, it's not specific.
I can't stand it anymore. The main character is incapable of playing the leading role in terms of personality and mentality.
After reading about twenty chapters, there are a lot of flaws! The author is so great. He is a watchman, a sage of Confucianism and Taoism, and the story of something wrong with the wife is written in. However, there are too many unreasonable things. He got married and became a licker out of nowhere! Inexplicably, he got into a fight with someone else at his own wedding. I think most of the readers were confused.
How can I put it? After reading the bad reviews, it was originally a pleasure to read the text and pictures. We just have to enjoy it. 7 Points out of 10. There are some pitfalls. I hope the author can fill them in and come up with some extra chapters. For example, will the Celestial Master be resurrected? There are still some pitfalls that have not been filled in. Where did the treasures come from that can be filled in?
First of all, the title of the book is about a single female protagonist and the content is about a harem. Secondly, the harem story is a bit far-fetched except that Liu Jianli is a natural person. A man with a wife still has thoughts about others. I don't know what the difference is between the protagonist and trash. As long as Liu Jianli is not in the same room with him and ignores him, I feel that there is a reasonable premise. The one who finally persuaded me to quit was Anya. How did the author think of taking her away from such a utilitarian and hypocritical person? During this period, there was also the black-faced man from the early stage,
I've been watching others being awesome and others being bad. The protagonist has always been a scumbag and has no golden fingers. I can't take off the pretty face persona.
It's obviously a fairy-tale type, but it has developed civil servants and modern technology. It's better to just travel through ancient times. The most important thing is that the protagonist is so weak that it makes people speechless.
I didn't want to watch it until halfway through. It wasn't because the plot was bad, but because of the cowardly character of the male protagonist. He felt scared of everyone he saw. It was too uncomfortable to watch.