Great Jin: Starting with the Gaopingling Incident
大晋：从高平陵之变开始
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- 387k Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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I rarely write novels about the late Cao Wei period. Although the Sima family's founding of the Western Jin Dynasty led to the later chaos of the Five Barbarian Tribes, this was also due to the incompetence of their descendants. As the one who usurped the throne, Sima Yi can only be said to have had a matter of fate. He outlived three generations of Cao Wei emperors.
Are you only able to write one chapter a day, or are you squeezing out toothpaste?
Dear author, do you know why there are so few readers? It's because you only update one chapter a day, and you have very few readers. So, in the eyes of the average reader, there's a possibility that you might stop updating, which is why fewer people read your work. Maybe if you wrote more each day, it would be fine?
Will it be abandoned? Author, are you still around?
I'm tired of watching other periods, but this is pretty good.
After the death of the author Sima Shi, would Sima Zhao and his son Sima Yan have any thoughts of seizing power?
Sima Jingwang's wife, Lady Xiahou, whose given name was Hui, "Later, knowing that the emperor was not a loyal subject of Wei, and that she was a nephew of the Wei family, the emperor deeply resented her. In the second year of Qinglong, she died by poisoning at the age of twenty-four and was buried in Junping Mausoleum." (Book of Jin, Biographies of Empresses and Consorts) The protagonist's mother was poisoned by the male protagonist's father, King Jingwang, not from childbirth complications.
There are very few novels this wonderful.
Well written! The author must have a strong foundation in history.
Well written, I hope you continue in this style.