The Iron Age
铁器时代
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Wow~ I've finished watching "The Age of Orange and Red" and found the prequel to watch backwards. All the mysteries surrounding the protagonist Liu Ziguang in "The Age of Orange and Red" are solved one by one. I must say, watching it backwards is actually quite good. No need to prick~
Ironware, the place where dreams begin, features a cast of flesh-and-blood main and supporting characters, from Liu Ziguang, Chen Zikun, and Liu Handong to Fu Ping'an. Although each character has a cheat code, they are not completely invincible, and each character has various flaws. The new book is out! I only downloaded Tomato because of this new book. The principal is still the same young man. Keep it up, Oli Gei!
I watched it once many years ago, and now I'm watching it a second time, and it still stirs my emotions.
I came here after seeing the later works. It's the kind of work where you find a hen that lays a good egg, and while you're at it, you try all the other eggs from that hen. There are a few minor flaws, but the overall structure is still very rigorous, and it's easy to read.
A masterpiece, a work from the principal's peak period. A work of swift justice and boundless heroism.
I watched "The Age of Orange and Red" before watching "Iron Age," and it's very good. I didn't get enough of it, and I feel a little regretful that Liu Ziguang traveled back in time.
Many people read *The Age of Orange and Red* and then reread *Iron Age*, the first book in the series. To be honest, I did too. As an urban fantasy novel, *The Age of Orange and Red* features political intrigue, everyday life, romance, business battles, war, espionage, and a gradual rise from obscurity to the pinnacle of life.
This is a book that seems like a time-travel story and absurd at first glance, yet it's also one that's impossible to put down. I give it five stars. It was exciting and thoroughly enjoyable to read; I finished the whole thing, even the three inexplicably nonsensical so-called essays at the end. The date is set for October 7, 2023.
The war scenes are grand, the emotional descriptions are delicate, and the historical allegory is profound. The green hills remain, witnessing countless sunsets. White-haired fishermen and woodcutters on the riverbank are accustomed to the autumn moon and spring breeze. A pot of wine brings joyful encounters. So many events, past and present, are all consigned to laughter and conversation. Opening this book is beneficial; why not give it a read?
The plot is exhilarating, but it feels like it's missing a bit of Emperor Chongzhen, and there's no deep-seated manipulation of the system of government. Some details resonate with me, and the subtle portrayal of the suffering of the lower classes contrasts sharply with the decadent lifestyle of the powerful, going beyond the realm of satirical novels.