
China*********
中国*********
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 227k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- History and Culture
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
12Reads
5.8Score
14Chapters
2Listens
47.9kReads · all time
Synopsis
Reader comments
In booklists 3
Tomb Robbing Novels
Are there any people who robbed tombs with Hu Bayi?
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The Book That Saved History and Geography
I want to read a book similar to "A Half-Hour Comic History of China (Five Volumes)". Similar to this
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The Tomb Robber Was Imprisoned and His Memory Was Viewed and His Life Was Played
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It is indeed wonderful. It's just that the author seems to only agree with the tomb robbers who were punished by God, but has no sympathy for the craftsmen who were unjustly killed, and dare not point to the emperors of the past dynasties who almost caused the killing at birth.
This book is very interesting! The author Ni Fangliu wrote "Biographies of Chinese Tomb Robbers" in the form of storytelling, with a unique perspective and rich content, involving various historical anecdotes and secrets. Moreover, this book is informative and not boring at all. I think Ni Fangliu is quite amazing. He can write about such an unpopular subject so vividly and interestingly, which is eye-catching!
Essential for getting rich
A relatively comprehensive book, the chapter on tomb robbers introduces each person's reasons for robbing tombs and some important experiences from the perspective of personal and historical background. This book quotes a lot of historical data, and it can be seen that the author has put a lot of effort into it, and it is worth recommending. There are some minor errors in details in this book, but they do not affect reading. I don't know whether it is an error in the app or whether it is written like this in the original book. Overall, it does not affect viewing.
The author has worked hard
Okay, it's quite detailed. It will be better only if you understand who the enemy is...