Stay Away, Confucians! I Don't Want the Novelists Getting the Wrong Idea
儒家离远点，我怕小说家误会
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 384k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 28d ago
- English
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136Chapters
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6Recommendations
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I'm so sorry, dear readers. The results were terrible, and the book was cancelled. This humble author can only try my best to present the outline to you at the end. I'm truly sorry...
The plot is somewhat interesting, but the character development is average. The main character and the female lead are unlikable, and the main character seems repressed.
The writing is so-so, but the plot is quite outstanding; it doesn't follow the usual formula.
It's quite interesting; it's not the usual formula.
Sorry guys, these past few days have been mostly about filling in plot holes and creating new ones, so the plot has been a bit slow. Starting tomorrow, it'll be back to the fast-paced, exciting story mode!!
These kinds of stories often fall into a trap: the protagonist, unless they're a time traveler, is destined to die in any pre-arranged scheme. It's as if everyone sees themselves as a pawn, but once a pawn has played the part of the player, they remain a pawn. Even a major pawn—like members of the Meng family themselves—would fall if it were someone else entirely.
The first few chapters are okay, but from chapter 30 onwards it gets really padded. I'm too lazy to read it if I skip ahead, so don't bother. It's just filler.
Dear readers, a reader pointed out an error: before the early Han Dynasty, the title "Eldest Princess" could refer to the emperor's eldest daughter, but after the early Han Dynasty, it generally referred to the emperor's sisters. Therefore, to avoid confusion and controversy, the author has changed "Eldest Princess" to "Grand Princess" in the preceding text, and will continue to use "Grand…
Excellent book, certified by a 15-year veteran bookworm.
After some thought, I've decided to create a "supporting characters" section. With numerous roles across various schools of thought and factions, there are many vacant characters. Dear readers, if you'd like any characters to appear in the book, please leave a message, and this humble author will select them based on the plot.