Emperor Han

Liu Xiu was a good emperor ~ in this book and also in history. I like this book ~ even though it has more fiction than history

I didn't know much about the history of the early Eastern Han Dynasty before, so I just studied the history, not to mention that the writing was pretty good.

It is very exciting, with history as the main line, interspersed with the author's rich imagination, the historical pictures are vivid, the story has ups and downs, and it makes people forget to eat and sleep. Many of the characters' thoughts, language communication, strategy implementation, and combat tactics seem to be the characteristics of each character, but they are actually derived from the author's life experience.

I read this book day and night! Still unfinished! I know very little about the history of the Eastern Han Dynasty, but I still know a little about Liu Xiu. Although the author describes it in the form of a novel and many of the plots are fictitious and imaginary, he also consulted and excavated a lot of historical facts, giving readers a sense of time travel when reading, as if they are immersed in it. The author's language description skills are very profound, and his knowledge coverage is also very wide, which makes readers benefit a lot from reading it. Thanks to the author of this book! Thanks Tomato Novels!

Although I have only read the beginning, I can feel that the author is very knowledgeable and has put a lot of effort into this work. Worth reading

I finally finished reading the wonderful Yimu book. Liu Xiu is the most charismatic person in history.

It's not bad. After reading a few pages, I immediately found it to be a book that I could continue reading. It's not superfluous. It's a book worth reading.

This book can convey positive energy. Every character described is vivid, lifelike and has its own characteristics. The descriptions of each battle are clear and detailed, from the whole to the parts and then to the individual, making people feel immersed and gripping. Especially the description of the fighting actions and the description of the state of death are particularly realistic.

To be honest, this book is not bad, but in fact, the content of the entire book is basically factual records. This book is not like a novel, but rather like an autobiography of Emperor Guangwu Liu Xiu.

After reading the whole article, I feel that apart from Mo Yan and the four dead men, Zhang Duo and Guo Youran all love to cry. Children cry, parents cry, couples cry, ministers cry, friends cry, people cry, monarchs and ministers cry...😏😏

When Guo Youran predicted the rise of the Han Dynasty for a hundred years, it not only relieved Liu Xiu's personal anxiety, but also quietly revealed the essence of the rise and fall of all dynasties - the cycle of heaven is not forced by human power, just like the poisonous insects will eventually turn into white smoke in the fire. Mo Yan's four-nine sky and Guo Youran's purple qi view form the two poles of yin and yang. The setting that the poison is hard to get rid of is just like the residual poison of power that can never be purified in the long river of history.

It is really a prequel to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Compared with the excitement and exaggeration of the novel, this book truly writes the wonderful entrepreneurial history of Guangwu. It makes people feel that the right time, place and people are right, and the Tao follows the natural way. Compared with Tang Yin's overhead travel in another world, I prefer this historical type. I remember the last time I had this feeling was watching - Those Things in the Ming Dynasty

Let's read what Liu Dao wrote about Tang Yin in Another World. Oh, it's also about military conquests. It's also very interesting.

It's very good, historical knowledge and interesting.

This book is simply wonderful. All the characters are described perfectly. There may be some deviations from history, but it is not a big problem. Just watch it

Super good book, there is no weak book written by Liu Dao

The detailed descriptions and character introductions are all very attractive, making people willing to follow the ups and downs.

I watched Xiuli Jiangshan Changgexing again. I love Liu Xiu a lot, sympathize with Deng Feng, and like Guanglie Queen Yin Lihua.

The writing is smooth, the plot is coherent, the characters are delicately portrayed, and the historical context is clear. It is indeed a very good book.

The content is very exciting and rich, the plots are interlocking, and the character descriptions are vivid. The biggest shortcoming is that the robot's narration is rigid and rigid, and it lacks correct pronunciation and flexibility for polyphonic words and exclamations, making it uncomfortable to listen to.

The structure is clear and analyzed, only the war is written, not the rotten things in the inner palace.

The writing is very good. It records the original history of many things, as well as the ups and downs of Emperor Guangwu's road to resurgence. It is not difficult to see that the author has put a lot of effort into this book. Of course, I still like the sentence, "Anyone who offends my strong man will be punished no matter how far away he is!"

Well written, this kind of historical novel is pretty good. Much better than those who have traveled through time and tinkered with steam engines, electricity, and artillery.

As a descendant of the Liu family, it is a great honor to have such an ancestor. Well written.

So exciting, most of it is based on history

I really want to read all the biographies of self-made emperors. Brother Dao, only Liu Xiu is not enough.

True, true, false, false, true, true. Well written.

It has both the agility of history and the characteristics of online literature.

The reviews of the book are not high, but I think it is really good, a very good historical book.

Because it is a novel written based on historical trends, similar to a novel, I am not particularly excited about it, but it is well written, so you can check it out.