Great Han: The Rise of Liangzhou
大汉：西凉崛起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 858k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Three Kingdoms Saga
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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411Chapters
6.6MReads
10.0Score
416.3kFlowers
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The people of Xiliang, born in the wilderness and rising on the frontier, lived alongside cattle and horses, competed for food with tigers and wolves, and fought against other tribes. They fought for survival, lived for dignity, and were never subservient to power or inferior to others.
It'll be released in a few days. Anyone reading it yet? I'm a little unsure. If you think this book is good, please leave a comment below! Just a "1" would be great!
Actually, you can live without a system! But my personal feeling is that in ancient times, no matter how good your kung fu is, even someone as powerful as Xiang Yu, the Hegemon-King, is still just a mortal! How easy is it to fight and live in ancient times?
To be honest, if Qin Shi Huang hadn't prevented the million-strong army guarding the border from returning to defend the capital, Xiang Yu's tens of thousands of men would have been no match for him.
I'm so confused! You Han Chinese are so great! Since when did the Han Chinese represent China?! The other 55 ethnic groups get criticized for writing novels! How can you be so arrogant! Authors shouldn't pay any attention to these trolls!
This protagonist seems no different from an animal. Was his mother captured by the Xiongnu, gave birth to him, and was then raised by the Xiongnu?
Those who were once only fit to be slaves are now on equal footing with the Han Chinese, and even treated better than us... But a lowly barbarian is always a lowly barbarian; how can the son of a dog or pig be human?
Feilu actually has a completed book.
The entire text was filled with exclamation marks, which really made me want to vomit.
I used to hate Japan's invasion of China. I always thought that one day I would invade Japan just as fiercely as Japan invaded China. My classmate said: "Then what's the difference between us and Japan? If we do the same thing, even if we wipe out all the Japanese, other countries will eventually learn to invade us in the same way, and the cycle will repeat itself."