
Ancient Paintings Connect Past and Present: I Stockpile Goods to Spoil the Villainous Prince
古画通今,我囤货娇养反派异姓王
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- Completed
- Length
- 389k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Farming & Business
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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A truly excellent article, concise and well-structured, spanning both ancient and modern times. Highly recommended.
It's quite good. It's similar to a novel I read, where the protagonist relies on a vase, while this one uses an ancient painting. I really enjoy reading novels like this, especially those with spatial elements. Are there any other readers who like the same kind of books as me? If you do, I'll tell you the name of the novel (In a Famine Year, I Stockpiled Goods to Pamper an Ancient General). It's quite good.
At first, the female lead sold the male lead's dagger to pay off her family's supermarket loan, and then felt that giving the male lead food was a particularly compassionate act. The villagers weren't like villagers, they were like a mob. Not only did they refuse to sell grain to the army, but knowing the army had food, they actually tried to rob them and then morally blackmailed the general.
That's great! That's incredibly imaginative. Do parallel universes really exist?
The story is illogical, poorly written, and the female lead's intelligence is questionable. Despite having plenty of information to plan ahead, she only acts when the male lead makes a request. How could an ancient person clearly understand modern items?
The logic is flawed and the writing is immature. The female lead lacks overall planning skills, and her procurement decisions are often impulsive (she's already bought hundreds of chickens, ducks, fish, beef, lamb, and pork, yet she insists on clearing out several food streets? She'll empty ten snack streets at a time, making such a fuss?
Gunpowder, guns? Where did China get these? What are you trying to do? Blatantly breaking the law, don't you have a brain?
This is incredibly drawn-out, not just a little bit drawn-out, but also ridiculously drawn-out. In a society governed by law, how can someone commit robbery, kidnapping, and imprisonment like this? I'm truly speechless. Not only are these awful relatives constantly causing trouble, but the mistress who stole her mother's position and the bastard who stole her identity were also constantly…
Add some more plot elements and develop the characters further, and it will become a decent long novel.
The male lead is incompetent; he couldn't find the spy after investigating for so long.