Back to the Warring States as Zhao Kuo
回到战国当赵括
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- Completed
- Length
- 3.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Around two hundred chapters to start a rebellion, five hundred chapters to unify the country, eight hundred chapters to conquer Rome, one thousand chapters to achieve basic global unification, and finally, the correct approach.
It's really good, I don't know why nobody's reading it. I believe the author will definitely succeed, keep it up, I'm your sincere fan!
A pretty good time-travel novel! Historically, Zhao Kuo was skilled in debate and had excellent theoretical knowledge of military affairs, but lacked practical experience. His first time as commander-in-chief, he was unaware that the enemy had replaced him with Bai Qi at the Battle of Changping, and was thus betrayed and killed!
I read this novel elsewhere a long time ago. Zhao Kuo's "armchair strategist" approach stemmed from his first experience commanding an army; his theoretical knowledge was sound, but his practical skills were lacking. This is why the Qin army concentrated all their archers to kill Zhao Kuo during the Battle of Changping.
This novel deserves to be read slowly. Both the novel itself and the audiobook narration are of excellent quality, easily earning a 9 out of 10. It's a slow-burn type of time-travel novel with a captivating and suspenseful plot. It doesn't overly mythologize the time traveler character, unlike other time-travel novels that immediately introduce gunpowder, steam engines, and muskets.
Very good, one of the best historical novels in Tomato's collection.
I only looked at about a dozen pages, but I think it's quite well written. First of all, it's normal for a young person in their early twenties to feel a little annoyed when no one around them believes in them. Secondly, rather than saying Zhao Kuo's abilities surpassed Bai Qi's, it's more accurate to say that Zhao Kuo had a significant intelligence advantage, and he also had Lian Po as his…
The best ancient Chinese literature I've ever read
I've written so many books that I've gotten bored. I'm trying to figure out how to progress step by step; palace intrigue dramas don't go that fast. Keep it up, author!
This book is very realistic, depicting the gradual building of Zhao's power and the elimination of its enemies, albeit a long and arduous process. I feel sorry for those who oppose the protagonist.