Shocking! The History Novel by This Lazy Author Came True

I had a question when I read Chapter 28. If they all suspected that the protagonist was a tomb robber, why didn't everything inside be missing? Couldn't they see that it had not been opened?

Not bad! It's just a little missing, I hope the author can update it soon. (Reader brought here by Yi Qiao: Xiao Xin Diling)

The logic is reasonable, the sentences are fluent, the sentences and words match, there are no wrong sentences, the organization is clear, and you are immersed in the scene (highlight the key points to be tested)

The late monarch of a generation, because of his reasons, caused the destruction of a dynasty, the decline of people's livelihood, and the turmoil of the world. When he died, he burned the gold, silver, rare treasures, and cultural materials together. Why was he praised so much? The last monarch's shortcomings led others to resist, he was defeated, and he burned himself in Lutai. Why would anyone bring him to such a magnificent tomb, or who would build such a magnificent tomb for him? Why don't people dig graves like Xiang Yu?

Very well written, author, keep up the good work. Our Chinese history. I don't know how many have been corrected. Successful kings and defeated bandits, history has been tampered with, and history has buried even more truths. Whether it is historical records or works of sages, various legends and various books and objects have been passed down... Allowing us to have a glimpse of those eras.

A debate in the field Talking and laughing together into eternal masterpieces The wind and smoke of the pre-Qin Dynasty shrouded in the flames of war The source of Chinese thought Hundreds of sages who meditate in adversity The bamboo slips of our ancestors that are difficult to understand by the disciples The king's ignorant sayings about governing the world Passed down from generation to generation in the mouths of the people

The writing is quite good, but there are few updates. I give you five stars. What am I to you←_←

A passionate historical article, savoring the glory of the past. I would like to give the author some advice. Write more details about each dynasty and respect the historical materials. Maybe it will become a different kind of historical science article. The foundation of this book is very good, the material selection is also very good, and it has the potential to become a god. It depends on whether the author wants to write a really good book that implements the history of popular science from another angle, or whether it is a quick article. My first five-star rating since reading this book.

Not bad, there are relatively few of this kind, I have seen one before. I forgot the name. He is also the male protagonist in various novels and TV series. Then he discovers the ancient monuments that enriched Chinese civilization and shocked the world.

I don't have anything to comment on, but it's very exciting.