The Biggest Dandy in the Great Zhou Dynasty Burned Paper and Bought Twins

I really can't stand it anymore. I originally thought this book was really good. The setting is very novel. Although there are poisonous points, it feels like nothing after passing through these poisonous points. It looked good from the beginning, but since the author started to give likes and updates, the book fell apart. The word count seems to be a lot, almost 600 chapters, but just look at the title and you will know how much happened in total. The word count is crazy. Even a supporting character can be confused on the way back to the mountains to pick up his wife. A mountain road is confusing for three chapters. It's completely meaningless to the whole text. I feel that the author has some misunderstandings about the book. We think the book is good and want to see the development of the story quickly. It's not about you standing still with unlimited word count. I have read dozens of novels. This is the only one that I feel is too dull to read. I can't stand it when I see the mountain road. I don't want to read the rest of it because of the title. I hope the author will write well in the future.

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It is a very good novel on the Qimao platform. Although there are bugs in the setting, I am not a science student. The author writes the book just for the enjoyment of the readers. Anyway, I was happy. The protagonist traveled to the past, and technology did not allow the indigenous people to enjoy it. The various harsh jobs brought about by the development of science and technology made the indigenous people cry out. I read Chapter 60 and started to be serious. I thought the author was a good person... And his driving skills were a little worse than mine. This book is good, please come on Mr. Author!

How should I put it? It has some flaws, but it looks pretty good. I think it's okay. It's quite interesting, the writing is quite humorous

There are more than 600 chapters, and it's still in town. Moreover, there is a problem throughout the book. The concept of time is not clear. Many things that in ancient times would not take a month or two to complete are completed in a few days. There is a serious problem with the timeline. The characters are not clearly explained. The names of the characters around the protagonist pop up every few chapters. You have to go to the front to find out who they are. They are just describing small characters. Just look at the front of the whole book. The more you go to the back, the more confusing it becomes. They are all short essays about the general's kindness. I kind of suspect that it was written by several writers and then synthesized into a novel. It may even be written by AI. The further I read, the more I read it as a short story, and the events that happened throughout the novel were not connected at all. The further I read, I could skip dozens of chapters without affecting my reading.

It's so long-winded, it's all about talking, socializing, and doing things with little people. You're careless. You give out priceless gifts at every turn, but you do everything respectfully.

I've read Chapter 30, and the time-travel theme is a bit novel and very good.

Too ordinary, a waste of time

I have read more than a dozen chapters. The subject matter is good, but I am a little confused. I have a good understanding of the characters, narrative, dialogue, and background. It is a bit tiring to read. It requires thinking and understanding of unfamiliar vocabulary, which is a bit difficult.

Although the plot still travels back in time, it is very enjoyable to see how modern industrial products are used to reduce the dimensionality of ancient times. The protagonist is steady and steady, and is not so arrogant that he directly relies on modern power to directly crush him, and develops his power step by step. I was really happy with the microwave-only place, but the tenosynovitis took a little longer to rest. The novel is no longer a eunuch. If it doesn't work, the author will try voice input to text.