The Ballad of the Sui Rebellion Beyond the Frontier

Among the new historical novels, The Drunkard's works have concise language, strong appeal, and are more realistic and substantial than most similar works. This is exactly what many historical works lack, and it also requires highly skilled writing skills to achieve. The Drunkard can naturally combine the cruelty of the battlefield, the poignancy of love, the cunning of human nature, and the heaviness of politics while narrating eloquently, and calmly present it to us. His writing level really makes the author admire him.

This book won my heart. It is written about history, but it is rare that it has no literary popularity. The novel is based on the most chaotic period in the late Sui Dynasty and early Tang Dynasty. The so-called heroes rose up and the land was full of demons. Chaos is just a word. This is also the preferred background of ancient legends. The prototype of the protagonist should be a friend from West Asia with a curly beard and curly hair, named Li Xu in the novel. The most tiring thing about reading historical novels is that the author often takes them to compare history. After reading a novel, I don't enjoy the novelty of adventure, but I become a copycat version of an expert on chronological history. In this book, the author does not deliberately guide readers to compare it with the real history, nor does he have any ambition to tamper with history. He just passionately tells a story of iron-blooded tenderness, and the story begins with a slap in the face, a sharp and refreshing feeling that has not been seen for a long time.

I recommended this book three times. I thought it was a bit boring at first, but I persisted, and then I was unknowingly drawn into the plot by the author. The characters in this book are delicately drawn, the war scenes are grand, and the plot is fascinating... Personal taste, don't spray if you don't like it.

There are various praises and recommendations, so I won't go into details. The Drunkard's book is better for its details, but few can match the grandeur of its prose; The Drunkard's book is better for its profundity, but its sensationalism is even better than Huang Jianxiang's. The story of the Sui Dynasty is true, delicate, and touching. Many features are mixed together, making it difficult to comment. We cannot just say that he is delicate, just that he is heroic, just that he is deep, just that he is passionate... It is not comprehensive. The Drunkard's talents and literary thoughts were unanimously recognized by the innocent onlookers. It is said to be both a hit and a hit. It is better to watch more classics like this than to watch immature new works.

That was not his dream! In Li Xu's dreams, there were times when he was admitted as a Jinshi and stood in the court, and there were also times when he held a spear and mounted a horse to dominate the battlefield. The most common dream was to wear an official uniform, buy a big house next to the county school in Shanggu County, bring his parents in, have food and drink, and have Zhao Er in charge, Old Bald Yang, and other figures in the scene obey him. In the dreams of all young people, they are the only ones who do not want to be a businessman like their father. Every year they travel across the Central Plains outside the Great Wall, exposed to the sun and rain, but cannot make a fortune, and are bullied by government agents, clan elders, and local gangsters.

The difficulties and setbacks we encounter may not be entirely due to the injustice and criticism of our own destiny, but may just be that we have not taken a good path in life. There is no absolute right or wrong between people. If you insist on your own opinions and opinions and ignore the opinions of others, such ideas will inevitably lead to conflicts and contradictions. Looking at historical figures, those who are fond of supporting the prime minister's heart are those who do not care about their own gains and losses. Those who know how to take a step back and learn to be tolerant will make their lives better.

I read this book in one sitting. It's very interesting. Although it is divorced from history, the author's writing is very simple and closely linked to historical events. Li Xu represents many civilian heroes in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, and vividly expresses loyalty, loyalty, and family affection.

Well, the author of this book has superhuman writing skills. I am reading it again after two years. OK, OK, OK!

The author has profound writing skills. The story structure is majestic and logically self-consistent. There are large-scale scenes of dynasties changing and heroes vying for the throne, as well as detailed descriptions of important characters. The inner activities of the characters are consistent with the time and place, not abrupt and in line with human nature. The writing style is concise and smooth, and the writing is thick, simple and full of emotions. This shows that the author is a writer who has requirements for his works and is sincere to his readers. Great reading experience.

All in all, The Drinker will not disappoint.