
From County Magistrate to Imperial Mentor
从县令到帝师
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 814k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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399Chapters
12.7kClicks
93Favorites
16Fans
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It was a poorly written project, hastily ended... I'm speechless.
I've been reading "The Magistrate and the Imperial Tutor" these past few days, and now another one, "From Magistrate to Imperial Tutor," has come out. What's the difference? What's the point...?
Isn't this just like the script of "The Imperial Tutor and the County Magistrate"?
I've finally seen other dynasties! The others were either the Tang Dynasty or the Qin Dynasty—so boring! Let's see how this one is written.
—I haven't read this book yet, but after looking at the synopsis and table of contents, I can offer a few points of evaluation. —Books like this actually have a decent audience, but they don't get much buzz because the pacing is too fast; gunpowder, high-speed trains, and cars appear very quickly. There's a decent book of this genre, *The Number One Dog Magistrate in the World*, but it seems to have fallen apart around chapter 100. At a certain climax, the plot should have unfolded logically, but instead, the protagonist surrendered. As the protagonist, he couldn't even protect himself; at the slightest danger, he handed over everything, and when the enemy tried to kill him, he shamelessly fawned over them, acting like a sycophant, while also losing many people in the process. He's a classic example of bullying the weak and fearing the strong. The character was well-developed in the early stages, but it felt like a different person later on. Of course, it's also possible that the pacing wasn't well controlled. —It's easy to gradually turn into war for the sake of war, war for the sake of fighting. It's easy to get tired of the protagonist having no emotional fluctuations or romance from beginning to end, even in a story with a single male lead, which is much better. For example, "Three Years of Teaching in the Qin Dynasty."
It's that same opening again! I don't understand why! Couldn't you just start with a time-travel story? The plot is already set up, what's there to write about? I just want to see how it unfolds!
I've saved this; I hope we can exchange saves!