
Rising from Humble Beginnings
从寒门开始崛起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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Synopsis
All-time: Clicks, Favorites, Fans, Recommendations.
542Chapters
0Monthly tickets
94.1kClicks
220Favorites
1Fans
51Recommendations
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Reader comments 23
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This kind of novel is also a novel written by Erha. I lost interest after looking at two or three pictures.
The names in this novel are really interesting
The beginning was okay, but the ending was too rushed! Anticlimactic,
I thought it was a mindless and enjoyable novel, but I didn't expect that it was not only mindless but also frustrating. In the end, it simply turned into a family ethics novel. What a crappy book it was written.
Chapter 494 is a coward. Someone has a gun and still pretends to be one. Has the author finished pretending?
This is the first time a novel has made me abandon it after reading five chapters. Good luck to the author and I will read it straight away next time I encounter it.
Stop writing, don't write Ding again.
I'm curious, why do the protagonists in every time-travel novel have the same name? Could it be said that if you have different names and surnames, you can't travel through time? Maybe all authors are psychopathic?
I just read the beginning and gave up. What's wrong with writing this? It has to be something that is borderline and intellectually subdued? Why do you want to write the protagonist as if he is so lustful and just be sexy at the beginning? Is it okay to have some brains? Really, there are also curse words. There are too many Internet slangs for me to enjoy. I feel that the author doesn't have much ink in his stomach. I hope you can avoid the thunder after reading it.
Alas, you can exaggerate when writing novels, but you should be more realistic. You can recite six poems and Chinese cabbage. Yes, you introduced that one tael of silver is equivalent to ten thousand yuan today, not to mention whether the grasshoppers can be sold for money. In those famine years when people were starving to death, the villagers were offered five taels of silver a month to catch grasshoppers, which is a monthly salary of 50,000 yuan. See what you can do.