The People's World at the End of the Eastern Han

My evaluation is that the historical rigor of this book is 90 points, the economics is 80 points, and the political rigor is 70 points. Generally speaking, it is still rated 80% among similar historical novels. Considering that it is a novel, the protagonist has to conquer the world and reform it to at least modern times in his own life. For the sake of the plot advancement, it is not unacceptable to be reluctant. After all, in reality, this is impossible to do. The book is still good. Please support the author. After all, with so much data, it is still very hard to take the exam 👍

I just want to live in a country like the one the author wrote about.

It's wonderful, and it describes what a person who has experienced modern society should do when he returns to that era.

I don't know why it only has a rating of 7.0 Or so. Among similar novels I've read, I give it full marks for the rigor of historical research. I feel very good about politics. What follows is a perfect utopia, an ideal land. The character creation and plot are also very good. I didn't see a few low stars when I read the reviews. I think it deserves 9 points anyway. Personal feeling.

Overall, it's not bad, but the protagonist shapes a utopian world after taking control of the overall situation, which feels too taken for granted.

It's a book that stands on the bottom side. It's very good. I don't know why it's not rated highly.

This book is the best time-travel novel I have read so far. It is rich in knowledge and broadens my horizons. It also illustrates the author's hope that China will become the center of the world, with culture, economy, military, and people's livelihood, as in the book. The last few hundred chapters of the book are arranged to arrange various princes overseas, so that these princes who use Confucianism to govern the country and The enlightened, advanced, and separated systems of the four powers collided fiercely. The language in the article is sharp and the writing is great. I really admire it. None of the authors of the Ming Dynasty time travel book is as profound as the author who wrote about the separation of the three powers. I admire it again. I hope that our country will be as enlightened, advanced, brave, and powerful as the book on the other side of parallel time and space. Come on, Chinese people on the other side of parallel time and space.

We should read books that can sting and hurt us. If the book we read cannot bring a sudden awakening, why should we read it? A book must be an ax that can split the ice inside. People with faith cannot define faith, and the definition given by those without faith is shrouded in the shadow of being rejected. Therefore, believers cannot say it and non-believers should not say it. The prophet always only talked about the supporting points of faith, never the faith itself.

This article is well written, why is the score so low? Although it has some minor flaws, it does not prevent it from being a good article. The 8.0 Score really scares me. This 8.0 Article is much better than those mindless and cool articles that are just parallel imports and get 9 points or so.

This book is pretty good so far, but it is too detailed at the beginning, such as some modern policies and opinions, as well as some historical and romantic supplements. Those who read the book of the Three Kingdoms basically have a certain understanding of the characters of the Three Kingdoms. There is no need to explain it too much, otherwise it will be easy to persuade them to give up in the early stage. There are also current policies and opinions. I think a person who has received compulsory education should have a rough idea of ​​what you are talking about, and there is no need to explain too much. Apart from this, I'll come back to the follow-up review After the reunification of the Central Plains, I skipped the rest of the book. The main reason was that there were too many political elements in it, which made me feel like I was taking a political class. It could have been better if it ended after the reunification of the Central Plains. Moreover, there were too few descriptions of the characters of the Three Kingdoms on the protagonist's side. Many subsequent conversations and political opinions were similar.