The Ninth Imperial Prince: Demoted from the Start, with Famous Chinese Generals at My Command
皇九子，开局被贬，我有华夏名将
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 860k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
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422Chapters
360kPopularity
1.2kReaders
8.8Score
1.3kMust-read votes
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Stop writing, what kind of garbage is this? I call you the ultimate piece of trash.
The story begins with the protagonist being demoted to Beiting, and although he was supposed to go there, he didn't actually set off until more than 50 chapters in.
Author, if you're not good at character description, please don't include so many characters in the book. Zhuge Liang and Liu Bowen are basically high-level butlers and errand runners; Lü Bu and Zhang Fei are bodyguards; Man Chong is a deputy general doing odd jobs; and we haven't seen Huo Qubing do anything yet...
After reading so many bizarre books, this one is finally a decent novel, at least it's not illogical and nonsensical.
I hate this kind of setting that bluntly tells people about the system. Besides, in ancient times, they used Barrett rifles and telescopes. Even a 7th-rank warrior was considered a master. You have Lu Bu, a peak 9th-rank warrior, and Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, so why bother with modern technology?
"Hehe, it's not that it conjures things out of thin air, but rather that I possess a magical system," Ning Quan chuckled. Telling others how powerful it is to have a system is truly impressive.
The character doesn't fit the role; it feels strange.
There are so many typos! Even the main character's name is wrong! Couldn't you at least copy it properly?
Poor logic
It feels a bit sweet.