Unparalleled Bastard

Why is there such a bad word🤷‍♂️

The male protagonist is purely a dog, both capable and upright, and a brat. Someone in the hot comments said it right, Mojiji just wants to be the emperor.

The writing is okay, but the content is boring! The male protagonist is both acting and standing, grinding and whining, and wants to be the emperor over and over again!

Flashpoint means that there is no golden finger in time travel, and there is no so-called system. From a dying little person to reaching the top step by step, it depends on your own efforts and luck. I have very high requirements for book boxes, and almost all of them have negative reviews, but this book is still acceptable because there are no common sense mistakes, the characterization is very good, and the character's personality is very consistent with human nature. The only flaw is that it has a single female protagonist. Although I don't like stallion stories, the ones with three or five beauties are still more interesting. This article lacks the power of love. Nine cents is not an exaggeration

Very well written!

I've read almost 600 chapters so far, and I haven't skipped a chapter. Personally, I think it's better than 90% of time travel novels. Many novels almost know the ending after reading the beginning. I made several wrong predictions about this novel. When my friend Duan commented on how it should be like this, everyone was slapped in the face, and of course I was the same. This book is a Machiavellian novel and is very well written. Friends who like to read Machiavellian novels can enter and have a look. If you want to read harem stories or airplanes, cannons, etc., You don't have to enter.

When I saw that in the end, when I became emperor, I just gave up the book. Always using "being forced" as an excuse is disgusting.

The content is monotonous, wordy, plain and uninteresting, upright and square, and the format is too small. They all revolve around wars and family feuds, and do not reflect the advancement of modern people's advanced ideas in promoting social and institutional changes. Instead, they use explosives as a killing weapon. Winemaking was a highlight, but it was passed over in a hurry. There were some ups and downs before helping the King of Wei ascend the throne, but after that it was smooth sailing, nothing thrilling. There is no love between men and women, and there is nothing difficult to reconcile. However, the writing is smooth and the details of the historical features are relatively realistic. In short, after reading this, I felt like eating stir-fried loofah. Originally, I only needed a small plate, which had a smooth and refreshing taste, but I had to bite the bullet and finish a bowl of soup. Although it was bland, it was so greasy that there was no aftertaste. I hope that when the author makes another masterpiece, he will design the frame more delicately and meticulously, with red flowers and green leaves complementing each other, and more interaction between the male protagonist and the young woman.

I feel that 🐷Jiao's three views are a bit unfair, and he should be merciful when he has to, but his biological father is still pursuing and beating him at the end of his life. Doesn't it seem that his relatives don't recognize selflessness? Isn't it all about human beings in life? 🐷Jiao is too ruthless, very dark, and he is both arrogant and arrogant. He is a bit perverted.

To be honest, I was a little interested in reading the revenge novel, but after reading less than 100 chapters, I felt that the protagonist was portrayed as a real and upright person, just like some reviews said that he did not have any modern ideas. Even if your entire sign-in system or any copycat system is not affected by this poison, you must know that in ancient times, the feudal system was no better than the slave system, and the only way to improve the lives of civilians was to They are scientists and inventors rather than so-called rulers, what about seclusion, what about internal circulation, what about emperors talking about the art of controlling the people, the eight-part essay, that was really done. Let's talk about the low productivity at that time. Firewood for cooking had to be chopped down by someone. Don't think that you can just chop down every hill without knowing which official and landlord it belongs to. Someone had to carry the water for food, and who owned the well? Not to mention how much was produced at that time, the staple crops of beans and corn? To put it bluntly, digging for food in the soil is good. There is no such thing as the kind where you can see the magistrate of Jingzhao Prefecture every day, or the kind where you can see the Marquis every day. Some are not necessarily horse-drawn carriages, but more likely rickshaws. Anyone who has read Lu Xun's Xiang Lin's Wife knows how many servants a landlord's family needs to feed and drink. In order to support the landlord's daily life, and most of the population in ancient times was only about 50 million to 100 million, they grabbed the flat and fertile land of the Central Plains. So, having said so much, why does the revenge novel have to go around it? The protagonist can just give a cheat. Is it difficult to write about physical strength and so on?