
Xiaoyaohou from a Humble Family
寒门逍遥侯
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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With a lot of money and no rights, there comes freedom.
I don't know how the pig's feet survived every step of the way.
Write your personal characteristics vividly and deeply, in a clear and step-by-step manner. Good
Unflattering comments will not be read. I know there is a background, which proves that good comments are all fake
Ninety percent of the reviews are just thumbs-up. I didn't have the desire to read this book from the beginning.
Can you say something that others can understand? How about talking about phones, computers, networks, cars, planes, subways, guns?
This book is an interesting time-travel historical novel. First of all, the setting of the novel is very interesting. The author skillfully combines the wisdom of modern people with the ancient environment to create a world full of novelty and challenges. The protagonist uses modern knowledge to invent, create, and solve problems in ancient times. He also uses ancient culture and wisdom to deal with various complex interpersonal relationships and power struggles. Secondly, the plot arrangement of the novel is compact and reasonable. The story is full of unexpected twists and thrills. The protagonist saves danger time and time again through wisdom and courage, which makes people feel cold sweat for him. At the same time, the author also put a lot of effort into depicting the characters, making each character distinct and three-dimensional. Overall, this book is an interesting and thoughtful time-travel historical novel worth reading.
How to reward? Send WeChat red envelopes? Can my friend tell me? Very good work!
A rare work! The character is well drawn! Keep up the good work, come on!
The author writes that people without background can only rely on people with background. Then the protagonist is too strong and blindly confident. Isn't this self-contradictory? A protagonist who is a gangster in the eyes of others, goes to other people's territory to discuss business with people with background? If I were this Second Young Master Bai, I would promise to capture your protagonist and keep him in captivity. He would come up with novel ideas for me every day. If he had no ideas, he would be beaten (see page D). Secondly, would you expose your wealth in front of a group of mountain people who already hate outsiders? Isn't this seeking death? It's so stupid that I can't stand it (even if I don't use my brain)