A Fiefdom from the Start: From a Run-Down Shack to the First Emperor of Chu

A good book, a very interesting Warring States novel, with distinctive characters and an interesting plot, a rare genre.

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It's really good to read, it's mainly lighthearted and humorous, and the protagonist and supporting characters have very distinct personalities. The most important thing is that the time and event research are basically very accurate, which makes me, a veteran history dog, very comfortable to watch. It can be seen that the author has put a lot of thought into it. Although there are very few vocabulary problems, the flaws are not hidden, and the rare thing is that there are no flaws in the logic. It is a rare masterpiece in Tomato, especially as a niche theme of the Warring States Period. It really surprises me, an old bookworm - having said so much, let's get back to the topic. Author, you haven't updated for five hours, and the donkeys in the production team don't dare to take such a rest!

The content is very novel and detailed. It is a historical novel that I like to read. I don't really like it very much. However, the author only updates two chapters a day and only three chapters at a certain time. The speed is very slow. For this bad review, I will give it four stars!

It's a cool article, and it's comfortable to watch. There are no brainless slaps in the face, and there's no Holy Mother. I've already urged for more updates, and I hope it will be more exciting in the future! I would like to make some small comments. The formula should be as vague as possible. For example, gunpowder is synthesized from nitrate and sulfur charcoal. There is no need to write too detailed. The soap and other things should give the people below a direction, and they can all research it on their own.

The writing is good. It ranks among the top three novels of the Warring States period that I read on Tomato. The writing style is a bit immature, but the main line of the article is clear. The character of the unscrupulous protagonist is also well constructed and the content is full. If the country is to be destroyed later, the order should be Qin, Han, Zhao, Wei, Yanqi. Attack Qin first, break through Wuguan and march straight to Xianyang. Qin will be regarded as a tiger and wolf by other countries and will not help each other. They can join forces to attack Qin together and make some small profits. After being fully prepared, the remaining five countries were destroyed in succession.

The historical figures in this book, such as Prince Heng, are all in line with the characters of the original real history, and there are systematic reviews. The author has a clear idea, and just makes some small suggestions. In the later period, technology should still conform to the characteristics of the Warring States Period at that time, and there should not be any outrageous new technology. The battle depends more on the main point. Jue's strategy, I feel like it may have two endings when I read it now. One is to assist the prince to unify the world, and the other is to establish himself as king. Both are fine, as long as the logic is reasonable. Five-star praise. This book is one of the few outstanding works in the Warring States novels that I have seen so far.

I have not had much expectations for the Qin Dynasty over the years. It is very rare to read this different Warring States novel. As a bookworm who has been involved in various subjects for many years, I hope that the following reference/imagination can give some inspiration to the author's writing skills! 1. In the early stage of the branch line of Qi State, you can try a wave of cultural intersection, such as shadow puppet opera, which highlights the sharpness of a horse with a knife (a hundred cavalry robs a camp, a thousand cavalry rolls up a high hill, and ten thousand cavalry are invincible). In the mid-term, try to follow the technological development route of Jianghu. A hundred schools of thought contend in the literary competition, and try to add some competitive events in the martial arts competition. The ancient version of the triathlon (sailing/chariot hunting, eighteen martial arts/passing the sacred fire?) In the later period, the general idea was to connect Zhou Shi to manipulate a martial arts leader to reversely inherit the family property [exploration] (novel tag expansion branch-history, legend, copy, archeology, humanities)

In fact, it is quite difficult to write historical novels with real backgrounds, and most of them nowadays are fictional. This type of novel not only requires a foundation of historical knowledge, but also combines historical facts with your own opinions. It is really not easy to write brilliantly. This novel is written fluently, without simple "facialization", and the character shape and personality are roughly consistent. The plot is fast-paced and not sloppy. It is a highly recommended historical novel.

It's a very good Warring States period. The author's writing is quite pertinent so far. He has a good sense of development direction secretly along the way. However, the number of troops is too small. Try to advance to 10,000 troops. Come on. This author is an awesome person. There are only two words to describe it: awesome.