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A magnificent fictional historical novel A patriotic literature that brings a sense of refreshment A romance with an imaginative ending

Just because of one character. The historical status of Britain and China has undergone a 180-degree change. But it does tell the truth - a piece of history is sometimes dominated by one character. Just like Qin Shi Huang established the historical direction of China from now on.

Who would have thought that in this book, Zheng He's insistent actions would completely rewrite history. Perhaps many of us have fantasized about such a different world, but Liu took the practice to present it in front of us, a Ming Dynasty where the sun never sets, a Forbidden City built on the New World... As expected of Liu, I give you a thumbs up!

This is by no means an ordinary obscene novel, but a rather wonderful satirical novel, and the comments in the comment section and the book more than double the satirical effect.

If Liu changed Washington to Xijing or New Shengjing, New Beijing! Changing New York to New Shanghai would be more appropriate! Readers will also understand at a glance

This setting is enough to write an fictional historical novel with several million words.

There is nothing spectacular about Liu's book, or even a straightforward narrative without waves, but there is a damn romance in it. Really awesome.

I watched it when I was in high school. Watching it now still gives me a unique feeling. After ten years of drinking ice, it is difficult to cool the hot blood. If it were that year. . . Maybe it really is the Ming Dynasty, the empire on which the sun never sets.

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Liu Cixin postulates another possibility of history and at the same time satirizes reality.

He has a rich imagination, and Liu is very good at telling stories. His stories make it easy for people to immerse themselves in them. This is something that many people cannot do. Many places in the book allude to hegemonism, extremism, etc. In the world today. It is worth reading it several times and savoring it carefully.

In the early Ming Dynasty, when science and technology was budding, there were no evenly matched opponents. A little bit of science and technology could achieve the goal. The development of science and technology lost its stimulation and gradually stopped developing.

This book presents lies in a serious way, but makes people feel immersed in it, as if it were true.

Interesting historical reconstruction. But there are a lot of bugs. For example, in the New World of China, how can there be NEW YORK and Manhattan? New Yangzhou, Manxitun, etc. Are pretty much the same.

Dongfeng doesn't want to be with Zhou Lang, and Tongquechun locks Erqiao deeply.

How should I put it, I feel that this book talks about two aspects. The first aspect is the historical judgment standard. This may be relatively unified. Simply put, the winner is the king and the loser is the bandit. As long as you have merit, black can be said to be white, and vice versa. The second aspect is the cognitive gap. Different cognitions lead to different opinions. Don't use your own criteria to evaluate others.

It's a good idea. Can the place names in the New World be changed to Chinese ones?

Liu is worthy of the name of the Three Giants of Science Fiction. Both his novel The Three-Body Problem and this short story are both fascinating and thought-provoking. All I can say is "Awesome, that's awesome."

Commenting on you has nothing to do with you. [Laughing evilly] Ahem, sorry, I went to the wrong set. It's wonderful to see the world from a different angle

It's rough, but it fits Liu's writing style. Only he can handle it.

A wonderful world, a world that yellow people yearn for?

New York City, Washington, ChinaFunny

While I was thinking about who Liu Cixin's teacher was, I was also thinking about whether this was Liu Cixin's book.

I really like this kind of "imaginary" novel. I also read "The Man in the High Castle" in the same genre. It always helps me understand the world from different aspects. Different paths lead to the same destination, and history is inevitable.

Awesome, exciting and interesting

It's a very good book. You may not know what it's about when you first read it. But as it slowly unfolds, it describes the legend of history, the inheritance of culture, and the spread of art in a short space of time. It's worth recommending and watching.

Liu's book is still so profound. Many places in the book secretly reflect the current situation of our country.

Good idea, novel creativity

Lies won't hurt, the truth is the sharpest knife.

This kind of history gives people a strange feeling.