
Back in the Great Liang Dynasty to Be a Foolish Emperor
回到大梁做昏君
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Synopsis
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All-time: Clicks, Favorites, Fans.
987Chapters
11.8kClicks
105Favorites
18Fans
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I just couldn't stand it anymore; it made me so tired of watching it.
The first 80 chapters were pretty good, chapters 80-200 were so-so but passable, and the rest... Well, it felt like the author changed.
Another author who writes about transcendent beings like this, sigh... I'm dropping it.
The fact that the terms of address within the six kinship ties are not consistent and incorrect is absolutely plagiarism.
The author wrote that the time-traveler had low intelligence, just to pad the numbers.
The Xiongnu were completely wiped out during the Han Dynasty. You don't understand history and are talking nonsense. How can you be an author?
Chapters seven and eight already set up the harem premise, what's so interesting about that!
There was no such thing as a hooligan back then.
Less of that palace intrigue, making the emperor look like a lecherous fool. Do you really need to keep repeating those palace scandals to yourself? And the two empress dowagers are supposed to be a burden on the emperor! Making money by selling tickets to the imperial palace, amazing!
The plot is fairly coherent, but the logical flow is disjointed. The outline is fine, but the details are poorly handled, leaving the reader confused.