The Pillars of Troubled Times
About This Novel
The world is divided into three parts, with the two Wei dynasties in the east and west in the north, and the Xiao Liang in the south. However, due to internal and external troubles, Jiangnan is no longer prosperous, buildings are about to collapse, and people are in ruins. In troubled times, he stood up like a pillar, holding up the broken rivers and mountains.
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Official(13)Scraped 11d ago
no climax
I just read the first few dozen chapters, and I feel like one wave after another is full of troubles hitting the protagonist, whether they are brought about by the protagonist or not, but there really is no climax. It can be felt that the author has a good foundation and has made great efforts to check historical materials. It should be more in line with the taste of the textual research party. However, judging from the collection, the results are not very good. It can reflect the tragedy of that era more realistically, but after all, it is a novel that should have some climaxes. If you don't keep being so depressed, maybe the results will be much better. Personal advice
Not so good
The first few chapters are really good, but then it gets messed up. I want to burn glass and make soap. Can you make it? You can die immediately after you make it. You can eat as much rice as you want from a bowl. No rights, no relationships, no power. It's just a plate of food.
Was Jiangnan prosperous during that period?
Before the Tang Dynasty, the south of the Yangtze River was desolate, but the Grand Canal slowly developed after Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty.
Crystal flame crystal crystal flame crystal flame crystal flame crystal flame
Don't like the protagonist's character
Too much wear and tear, if so, most humans will be extinct
It's a part-time job. If you're looking for a fight for hegemony, don't come here.
Perhaps the author wanted to write about the feeling of hoarding grain and building a wall, but in that period of the Southern and Northern Dynasties, class conflicts were acute, and the superiors could decide life or death, so it felt out of place to still want to work in peace and contentment.
The protagonist is so holy, it doesn't hurt her hair at all, she is decisive, procrastinating, how can she pretend to be a saint?
I didn't even know that a new book was released. It's late.
I've watched Ni Shui and I think it's pretty good😘😘Come on, author
If you see a tie, leave a negative review.
The things in the dream must be written down to disgust me.
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Community(0)
Official(13)Scraped 11d ago
no climax
I just read the first few dozen chapters, and I feel like one wave after another is full of troubles hitting the protagonist, whether they are brought about by the protagonist or not, but there really is no climax. It can be felt that the author has a good foundation and has made great efforts to check historical materials. It should be more in line with the taste of the textual research party. However, judging from the collection, the results are not very good. It can reflect the tragedy of that era more realistically, but after all, it is a novel that should have some climaxes. If you don't keep being so depressed, maybe the results will be much better. Personal advice
Not so good
The first few chapters are really good, but then it gets messed up. I want to burn glass and make soap. Can you make it? You can die immediately after you make it. You can eat as much rice as you want from a bowl. No rights, no relationships, no power. It's just a plate of food.
Was Jiangnan prosperous during that period?
Before the Tang Dynasty, the south of the Yangtze River was desolate, but the Grand Canal slowly developed after Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty.
Crystal flame crystal crystal flame crystal flame crystal flame crystal flame
Don't like the protagonist's character
Too much wear and tear, if so, most humans will be extinct
It's a part-time job. If you're looking for a fight for hegemony, don't come here.
Perhaps the author wanted to write about the feeling of hoarding grain and building a wall, but in that period of the Southern and Northern Dynasties, class conflicts were acute, and the superiors could decide life or death, so it felt out of place to still want to work in peace and contentment.
The protagonist is so holy, it doesn't hurt her hair at all, she is decisive, procrastinating, how can she pretend to be a saint?
I didn't even know that a new book was released. It's late.
I've watched Ni Shui and I think it's pretty good😘😘Come on, author
If you see a tie, leave a negative review.
The things in the dream must be written down to disgust me.
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In the Northern and Southern Dynasties, on the eve of the Hou Jing Rebellion in the Liang Kingdom of the Southern Dynasty, it rose to prominence at the end of the
Background: Before and after the "Hou Jing Rebellion" in the Northern and Southern Dynasties. There are very few novels from this era. The best one I have read is probably "Northern Han Moon", which was written during Chen Qingzhi's Northern Expedition. It's a pity that this eunuch is a novel.
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