National Fate: I Can Summon China’s Famous Generals
国运：我能召唤华夏名将
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- Completed
- Length
- 366k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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I'd give it four stars. I'll remove one star because I saw someone say that Li Shimin was the greatest emperor of all time (this is purely a personal preference; I personally think that the greatest emperor of all time can only be Zheng Ge).
China's true significance lies not in its great power and the tribute it receives from all nations, but in its fearlessness in the face of formidable enemies, and in its unwavering commitment to protection and courage in the face of bleak lives and bloodshed. China's power and influence do not stem from the tribute it receives from all nations; rather, it is precisely because of these qualities that nations come to pay tribute.
Please keep writing, author! Just don't add a female lead. Having a female lead means the male lead has a weakness, which makes the story less enjoyable.
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Not bad! Meng Tian, the greatest warrior of Qin, is no worse than Xiang Yu.
The following are my personal opinions! The writing is excellent, especially the descriptions of the protagonist and famous generals fighting on the battlefield. However, there are a few flaws: First, when the protagonist summons a famous general, he recounts their great achievements, but when the general dies in a battle, the emotional manipulation feels forced and a bit awkward.
I've read seven or eight chapters already, Huo Qubing is so handsome. What a brilliant idea! Putting historical generals into a fictional space, where they take turns appearing and overcoming obstacles. I'm curious, who else is next? And there's a country name I haven't figured out yet... It's getting more and more exciting!
It was this overwhelming effect that made China the king of cold weapons.
Absolutely brilliant. China possesses an incredibly strong foundation. Countless top-tier generals have emerged throughout Chinese history. They are all capable of being recreated in a novel, and this story is very well written. After all, they are heroes of the past and deserve to be remembered.
I personally found it quite exciting to read, and I even shed tears at some scenes. After all, it's a novel about the five thousand years of Chinese history, and it's written in a very inspiring way. While reading it, I would always tell my wife that it's not as good as Boran. I personally like Chinese history, but I'm not averse to foreign history either, so it felt very familiar to me while reading it.