Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1153 1150. Comments on "Suppressing Rebellion"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I recommend to you a novel that is currently being highly recommended.

"Rebellion", Sir Dybala, a great writer.

Category: History-Alternative History.

Summary:
The worst rebellion in history.

Looking at his only two subordinates, Yang Xuan felt that this rebellion was a bit of a joke.

"My dear, this isn't rebellion. It's... treason!" Yi Niang said seriously, "My dear, you are the legitimate ruler. The one in Chang'an now is a fake emperor."

Until one day, Yang Xuan opened the magical scroll from a thousand years later.

It turns out that rebellion, no, it turns out that fighting rebellion is really not a big deal!
【Brief Comment】

He doesn't have many books under his name, but they are all of very high quality.

For example, "Bringing the Warehouse to the Ming Dynasty" and "The Real Man of the Northern Song Dynasty" are both top-notch works with tens of thousands of orders.

Although "The Unlucky Star of the Tang Dynasty" has become a masterpiece, its quality has declined compared with the previous two books, and the author himself wrote it in a very awkward way.

As for the performance of the new book "Suppression of Rebellion", it is even more difficult to describe.

This is very unreasonable.

Because from the part I read, it is still very exciting and its quality exceeds many excellent novels.

The protagonist, Yang Xuan, is a native, but he has an unexpected surprise.

His scroll can be used as a radio to listen to news and music. It is a nice gadget.

His parents were gone, so Yang Lue sent him to a family surnamed Yang in a small mountain village, where he was bullied since childhood.

Although he was small, he was very capable and soon became the most powerful hunter in the mountains. Not only could he kill tigers, but he could also easily deal with spies.

This is all thanks to his extraordinary observation skills. He is very precise in judging people and taking action, and is never vague.

On the way to Chang'an, he solved a huge problem for the Wang family and protected Wang Xian'er, the eldest daughter of the Wang family, from being harmed.

The Wang family invited him several times, but he refused each time. It wasn't that he was ungrateful, but rather that he had great ambitions. He wanted to be a fierce tiger, not a cunning fox.

He is well aware of the importance of learning and cultivation, highly respects science and technology, and takes the task of suppressing rebellion seriously.

This book is very interesting both in terms of plot and characters. The overall style is also a big change from his previous works, and his willingness to seek innovation and change is admirable.

However, even with the support of four silver alliances, the collection only exceeded 4, and even the fine products could not be achieved. This was very confusing.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

I don’t quite understand the latest plot.

There's a lot of content but not many details. It's just a bunch of people and things that appear, the processing is very short, and the characters basically don't have any special interactions.

Simply put, it feels like keeping a diary.

Logically speaking, a great writer would not do this, perhaps he has his own considerations.

It's 185 million words long. What on earth makes the plot seem so random?

I thought about it carefully, it’s passion. There is a lack of a special passion for writing, which makes readers feel bored.

At the same time, the reader's sense of involvement is a bit forced, and it is difficult to empathize with the protagonist, because apart from the protagonist's kick that exposed the authorities' methods, there is basically nothing special.

The interaction between him and the madam was rather monotonous and could not be said to have won her heart.

The reactions among other forces were somewhat dull, and everything seemed to be taken for granted.

Therefore, I have a bad feeling that the performance of this book will continue to decline, which will lead to whether the author can complete the writing of all the content as planned.

Hopefully, I'm not being overly concerned.

(End of this chapter)