Cao Wei Xiahou Lu

From the roadside stall review circle. After reading this book, I completely rejected the little bit of history of the Three Kingdoms that I was very confident in. I was completely defeated... This book is different from ordinary online novels. In fact, it is more like a historical text of the Cao Wei period. Although the author of "Xiahou Lu of Cao Wei" is a short story that is an extension of the story of that era, the style of the characters, the way they sit and act, the clothes and accessories, and the demeanor and attitude are all a walking legacy of the Wei and Jin Dynasties. The descriptions in the book change scenery with each step, which is dizzying and leads people to dream but makes them reluctant to wake up. Every time I read "The Records of the Xiahou of Cao Wei", I feel like I can't put it down, and I can't bear to put it down and read it in one sitting. I firmly believe that people who like the history of the Three Kingdoms, Wei and Jin will definitely love this book. The author's excellent writing style, care and rigor can be seen in every chapter, every paragraph and even every volume title. That era created countless heroes, each of whom had a unique charm. The author did not choose a character that was poorly written by other writers, but chose Xiahou Taichu from the ninth volume of Wei Zhi. The introduction of this book clearly explains the time point in which this story is told, which began in the winter of the second year after Emperor Cao Pi replaced the Han Dynasty. Any character and story in this period is quite interesting. Why did the author choose Xiahou Taichu? Xiahou Xuan, whose courtesy name was Taichu, was a famous metaphysician and writer during the Cao and Wei dynasties of the Three Kingdoms. He was quite famous when he was young, had outstanding appearance, and was known as Gaojie. People at that time thought that he was "as bright as the sun and the moon in one's arms." He was erudite and talented, especially proficient in metaphysics. He was known as one of the "Four Congs". Together with He Yan and others, he pioneered metaphysics in the Wei and Jin Dynasties and was an early leader of metaphysics. It is a pity that such a handsome and beautiful person was tabooed because of his high reputation, and was killed by Emperor Jing of Jin Dynasty because of his high reputation. The first time I knew such a character was in "Shishuoxinyu", because the characters of that era were all outstanding, and I really didn't know much about him. Fortunately, this book "Records of the Xiahou of Cao Wei" once again brought me into that era, that dream thousands of years ago. The author's writing is very innovative, using a dream a thousand years later to bring the author's perspective into that period, as if an outsider is hiding beside them, slowly experiencing it bit by bit, integrating with the characters in the book and feeling the stories of the past. The Taichu in this book is upright and noble, which is in line with the comments of people throughout the ages. There was a time when I was confused as to why Xia Houxuan in The Romance of the Three Kingdoms was not outstanding. Later I realized that the key lies in the author's love for the character.

The single author has mixed tastes. This is a historical work. Friends who like the history of Cao and Wei in the Three Kingdoms should not miss it. This book has been completed. It is well written and has a sense of history. I support it!

It's finished, feel free to read and add some thoughts (•̀ᴗ•́)و ̑̑ It is also a textbook-level work. You can learn the history of the Three Kingdoms by reading the novel. The writing style is elegant and elegant, and the background is particularly rich! I seem to see Sister Xiao Qiao writing a book for me in her own hand (๑•́ωก̀๑) The History Channel is really full of talents, I love Xuan Yue Dad so much!

This historical novel written by a friend is really good! The writing and content are excellent... Less meat but plenty of flavor... Coupled with the update guarantee, so, recommended...