The Heroic Ambitions of the Late Eastern Han Dynasty

As for the chronicle article, the author wrote too many of his own thoughts in the novel, either passing them over in one stroke, or adding some useless things in a mess. Do you have any thoughts after reading this?

Kneel down and lick forcibly, but you are still aggressive. You can't even compare to a bear. At least a bear has some strength!

I finished reading this book late at night. I burst into tears while reading it. What can I say about this book? Different from the traditional Romance of the Three Kingdoms, it perfectly tells the story of a person's imperial journey from the perspective of a third person. It opens up God's perspective and allows us to experience it for ourselves. It does not have the exaggeration of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms and truly tells a real world, just like I experienced it personally. I cannot express it in words. As a 7 or 8-year-old I am an old bookworm and have read a lot of Three Kingdoms novels, but there are not many true works about the gods. This one can be called a masterpiece, especially at the end, the description of emotions made me burst into tears. Oh, it is perfect. Among the systematic Three Kingdoms novels, I call Bastard Wuwei the strongest. For real-world Three Kingdoms novels, I am willing to call you the strongest. (Personally, if you like reading Three Kingdoms novels, this one is a must-read).

Compared with other brainless Romance of the Three Kingdoms, this book is truly a work of conscience and has its own understanding of history. Writing about the protagonist's daily life experiences creates a living person with flesh and blood, and his series of decisions and psychological activities are naturally rationalized. Moreover, many of the foreshadowings were well laid. For example, he sent his entourage to follow Cao Chi as soon as he entered Luoyang. It was not until Cai Gong was assassinated that the role of these entourages was known. The most annoying thing is that once you travel through time, you don't care about the historical background or the social environment the protagonist is in. You just want to conquer the world and collect generals. Really mindless.

As the title suggests, the protagonist has a lot of inner drama. Sometimes it can take up almost half of a chapter. I actually don't really want to know the inner activities of the protagonist, and of course I won't say much if you write about it. But you might be overdoing it by writing so much. These psychological activities make my balls ache, so I made a post to complain about them.

I just saw someone complaining about a novel on Douyin. It was said that the male protagonist went up the mountain to collect a basket of purple river carts and made a lot of money. I thought, are male channels writing books so rough now? Zihe Che is placenta. From which mountain can this thing be harvested? Made me laugh so hard. [Emot=default,29/]

If the advantages of modern people cannot be used at all, this book will be a failure. You use everyone's feelings in the water. The only unique feature of your book is your control of human nature. A portrayal of a person who is arrogant at heart and unwilling to be ordinary, but has no characteristics at all. You don't understand the meaning of justice, the influence of wind, and luck. This thing can make a person survive from a desperate situation, or he can also fall into the bottom of the valley. Knowledge is bargaining chip, and sometimes reading more is a good thing. If you read too much, you will become **. A modern person still reads the Four Books and Five Classics. Five thousand years of Chinese and foreign culture may not be enough for you to learn, but rebirth can make you so miserable. The brain is a good thing. The positioning is to have a goal, which is farming, and not to make plans and plans everywhere. The author is a professional genius.

There are more than 300 chapters, and many of them are nonsense. What are my policies and my future unification? Every chapter is almost nonsense. The author is great. When we read historical articles, we almost have a little bit of historical knowledge. The introduction is not so clear. You introduced him so clearly and also used modern knowledge to ancient times. The more you read, the less it tastes. What kind of politics do I want to steal your people? I won. If I don't move one man or one soldier, I win.

This novel cannot be completely called a novel. It is more like the author's mental journey after time travel, which is closer to reality. However, because part of it is too much reflected in his own thoughts, or his thoughts at that time, some of the content may vary from person to person and can be carefully studied or ignored. After all, it is just a monologue. To be honest, modern knowledge was extremely dangerous in that era, and if you had no power or status, what could you do? In the end, isn't it just a matter of someone else's stabbing? We don't have enough troops, can you fight? Gunpowder does not require raw materials, manpower, material and financial resources? What's more, gunpowder is invincible? It's better to use it by surprise or for the first time. If others are on guard, they can kill you with manpower. But with rights and manpower, gunpowder is truly invincible. Throughout history, gunpowder is still one of the most powerful weapons. Of course, if you say that the current CT bombs are not gunpowder, just pretend that I didn't say that.

It's nice to read, but every now and then, I have to devote a whole chapter to the main character's inner monologue or reasoning. Too much, and it becomes a flaw.