A Grand Vision in Troubled Times

I've watched a third of it, and it still deserves a five-star rating. Historical realistic works like The Drunkard require some patience if you want to persevere through them. I don't know if this book was written early, but I always felt that the plot was a bit delayed. It may also be that I personally want to see novel settings such as flying and escaping from the earth. The wandering perspective of the little characters is perfectly integrated with the true portrayal of historical events. There are choices between different identities, as well as the ups and downs of fighting for supremacy in troubled times. His writing skills, characterization, environment description, historical knowledge and insights are all at the level of a master. The author himself is also a well-known and excellent writer, so asking me to point out the truth is just a trick. After thinking about it again, I still feel that compared to the Sui and Tang trilogy, the progress of this plot is slower. But the author's series of books are good and worth pursuing.

This is a good book, with clear logic, twists and turns, and vivid characters. It also respects history and does not make random changes. It is better than many books with a score of 9 or more. It is highly recommended to those who want to understand the history from the Later Han Dynasty to the Northern Zhou Dynasty.

Good book. By the way, why do so many people say it doesn't look good, especially the finale? A lot of people said they skipped to the ending after reading dozens of chapters, or even two or three chapters. Doesn't it look good? Also, after reading two pages, I don't have the patience to continue reading. I skip to the end and say I don't understand the sentence. Wouldn't it be better to just read the mindless and exciting article?

The Drunkard's books are always based on historical facts and are imaginary. The ideas are as grand as the water of the Yellow River, majestic and majestic, but the details can be nailed down. The description of a character is not about appearance, but about the heart. Describe the character's personality through expressions. An alcoholic's book, a hot-blooded man, worth reading

Different soul travels, delicate writing, detailed and real historical figures, and a perfect combination of personal growth and historical background. In the ugly human nature, there is still the slightest trace of human brilliance. The full text is logically clear, the context is coherent, and it is full of contradictions and errors that are different from ordinary Internet articles. Excellent product!

It's not bad. I found that the ones with high ratings on Tomato are the ones that slap you in the face and slap you in the face again and again. They are brainless and cool articles [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

The history of drunkards is quite interesting. It depicts the suffering of ordinary people in troubled times and the emergence of heroes in troubled times, providing a stable and stable life for the people of the world.

It basically does not change the direction of history. It is a rare good book. But I still hope to see a sequel to the Northern Expedition to Khitan and the recovery of the Sixteen Prefectures of Yanyun. Go straight to Huanglong Mansion and have a drink with all the gentlemen!

The writing is smooth and the storyline makes sense. It's neither a time travel story nor a Goldfinger Stallion novel. Except for the chapter names, which are not very attractive, everything else is good. Compared with many cool articles, I think they are more interesting to read.

To finish it all in one breath, The Drunkard's book is indeed wonderful! Adding a little bit of wild imagination to the heavy historical facts is nothing less than a refreshing spring in the current literary world.