Governor, Please Stay
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The governor is the leader of an army. He has a high position and great authority, and his words are all powerful. No one without strength can do it. The era of the two Jin Dynasties has gone far away, and the glory of the Sui and Tang Dynasties has not yet arrived. At the end of the Northern Wei Dynasty, the imperial court was corrupt, and the uprising in the six towns was in full swing, and countless popular governors emerged. Among them were Governor Erzhu Rong Erzhu who was more successful than Cao Cao and worse than Dong Zhuo; Governor Chen Qingzhi who swept the Northern Wei Dynasty with seven thousand white robes; Governor Gao Huangao who started his career with only one face and one mouth and was a hard worker; Governor Heba Yue who was both literary, Taoist and military; Governor Yuwentai Yuwen who was low-key and honest, etc. Everyone is a hero. But among these majestic governors, there is also an alien who is very different from ordinary people. There is a little-known Governor Liu, although he is more handsome than Gao Huan, more powerful than Chen Qingzhi, has a better temper than Bi Zhurong, is more cautious than He Bayue, and is more low-key and generous than Yu Wentai. But because of whoever he supported died, whoever he followed fell down, and whoever he praised was unlucky, he was nicknamed the "Crow Commander" and was despised by all forces. ..."Brother, have you heard? Er Zhurong is a unique genius. Cao Cao is reincarnated and has a powerful army. He will soon ascend the throne and proclaim himself emperor. How about you and I follow Er Zhurong and try to follow the dragon." On the street of Luoyang, Liu Yishou swore to Chen Yuankang, the baron of Linqing County, and said seductively.
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Official(38)Scraped 23d ago
Three sentences are about handsome guys. Is this what the author is missing and making up for? It's very dramatic, okay?
Shouldn't historical novels be more rigorous? The beginning is so glib. Even modern glib people are not likable.
Governor, please stay.
There is a little-known Governor Liu, although he is more handsome than Gao Huan, more powerful than Chen Qingzhi, has a better temper than Bi Zhurong, is more cautious than He Bayue, and is more low-key and generous than Yu Wentai. It is the style of the author (Traveling Far Away with a Sword), which is shameless, but it may also be the truth. But "Commander, please stay" is what someone said to the protagonist. Why was he given this name?
It is indeed well written, the writing style, plot design, word choice and sentence making are all worth reading!
If you like the history of the Southern and Northern Dynasties, you must read it. This is a more exciting era than the Three Kingdoms. The protagonist is in the era after the Six Towns Mutiny. There are many heroes in troubled times such as Er Zhurong, Chen Qingzhi, and Xiao Bodhisattva. The development context is in line with the laws of social and historical development (unlike other books that are too impetuous and regard those heroes in troubled times as fools )
Unfinished
It was okay at the beginning, okay in the middle, okay at the end, but it ended badly.
Three lines about handsome guys are too painful to read.
It's okay. I just feel like when dealing with the Xiao family, I'm still compromising. It's so hesitant and uncomfortable to read. In the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, you really had to compromise, and you really had to tie up your interests. But don't do this to those incompetent people in the Xiao family. And I think Xiao's head wife's position is not very stable, and she doesn't have a son.
The logic is not rigorous enough, it's like writing for fun
It's well written, but it ends too quickly
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Official(38)Scraped 23d ago
Three sentences are about handsome guys. Is this what the author is missing and making up for? It's very dramatic, okay?
Shouldn't historical novels be more rigorous? The beginning is so glib. Even modern glib people are not likable.
Governor, please stay.
There is a little-known Governor Liu, although he is more handsome than Gao Huan, more powerful than Chen Qingzhi, has a better temper than Bi Zhurong, is more cautious than He Bayue, and is more low-key and generous than Yu Wentai. It is the style of the author (Traveling Far Away with a Sword), which is shameless, but it may also be the truth. But "Commander, please stay" is what someone said to the protagonist. Why was he given this name?
It is indeed well written, the writing style, plot design, word choice and sentence making are all worth reading!
If you like the history of the Southern and Northern Dynasties, you must read it. This is a more exciting era than the Three Kingdoms. The protagonist is in the era after the Six Towns Mutiny. There are many heroes in troubled times such as Er Zhurong, Chen Qingzhi, and Xiao Bodhisattva. The development context is in line with the laws of social and historical development (unlike other books that are too impetuous and regard those heroes in troubled times as fools )
Unfinished
It was okay at the beginning, okay in the middle, okay at the end, but it ended badly.
Three lines about handsome guys are too painful to read.
It's okay. I just feel like when dealing with the Xiao family, I'm still compromising. It's so hesitant and uncomfortable to read. In the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, you really had to compromise, and you really had to tie up your interests. But don't do this to those incompetent people in the Xiao family. And I think Xiao's head wife's position is not very stable, and she doesn't have a son.
The logic is not rigorous enough, it's like writing for fun
It's well written, but it ends too quickly
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Personal rating: ★★★ This is a historical novel about the late Northern and Southern Dynasties. I have to say that the protagonist is a bit mean, and the beginning is a little bit like a virgin.
[History][Strategy][Troubled Times in the Southern and Northern Dynasties] At first, I found too many modern terms very unconventional and boring, but after reading it carefully, I was surprised to find that such modern colloquial terms actually made those head-scratching strategies and mental games seem less tiring. Excellent product (I haven't finished watching the free content yet)
The writing style of this book is really bullfrog, bullfrog, and it's so beautiful. It's hard to describe, the writing is excellent, and I don't think there's anything poisonous about it. The reactions of each supporting character seem to be normal, but the protagonist is too awesome, as if Wolong is reincarnated. When the ancients read The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, they were shocked when they saw Zhuge Liang. Maybe this is how I feel when I read this book now and see the protagonist Liu Yishou! So strong! How could there be such an elegant, almost demonic man in the world, yet he is so well-behaved, bullfrog, bullfrog! (Wow!)
Historical literature of the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Scarce resources. The protagonist in the author's works cannot be said to have an online IQ, but can only be said to be a true wise man. The calculation is very deep. Besides, he is a handsome man. The plot is reasonable. Looking forward to how the protagonist can calm down the troubled times, bring the world back into unity, and clear away the dust in people's hearts. Let people live like a human being again and make them want to be a human being.
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