History Sealed Away? I Bring It Back to Life Through Editing!

It's good-looking and exciting, but I can only talk about Da Qin. Is there a second part that is easy to talk about about the Han Dynasty, the Tang Dynasty, and the Ming Dynasty? The novel covers the Sui Dynasty, the Song Dynasty, the Yuan Dynasty, the Qing Dynasty, the Three Kingdoms period, the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, the Five Husbands in China, and the Eight-Power Allied Forces.

It was so frustrating that I drank two glasses of cold water. The experts really wanted to give him a pat on the back. The protagonist tried his best to promote the beauty of the Qin Dynasty, but was attacked because of the experts' crude opinions and selfishness. Moreover, the novel did not describe the national level too far until chapter 30. I think no matter which parallel world we are in, the power of the country is strong. Believe in the country!!! (I just watched a patriotic movie today and it touched me a lot. I feel aggrieved to read this depressing novel again.) I am a liberal arts student and I was really angry when I saw the end. I feel that history is really important and a country's self-confidence comes from this!

It was very frustrating when I watched it, but if I were the protagonist, I might go crazy, but when I saw the people of Kyushu when they knew the history, I had the urge to cry.

I think the overall rhythm is okay. The beginning of the chapter has emphasized that this is a parallel country with a missing history. You can bring it in from this perspective and recreate the history. Moreover, the rhythm of each picture is tight. Anyway, I can't stop now. The author will update it soon! !

I just finished writing about the contention of a hundred schools of thought and it disappeared.

Five Hearts just represents my politeness. When I saw this plot, until Chapter 30, I felt a little aggrieved. Why didn't the country come out? There should be no gaps in history. There must be at least one thing that can be proved, otherwise it will be too unfair. However, I will wait for the author's update and I will see the final one.

It feels frustrating to write, but when you think about it, it makes sense. A century of cultural invasion and the loss of ancient history have caused many Kyushu people in that world to lose their cultural confidence.

This book has a strong sense of immersion. Overall not bad. It perfectly takes advantage of the patriotism of the Chinese people. When you see foreigners saying something bad about your own country, it creates a very emotional atmosphere. Take the reader into that world.

To be honest, this book is very good. Although it is heart-wrenching to read, if this is a real world, then it is normal. I hope the author can work harder and not stop. I think this book is good

What a great book, why is the rating so low?