At the end of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, this was an age of unparalleled heroes. Northern Zhou, Northern Qi, and Southern Liang (Chen) vied for supremacy, as the tides of history surged and heroes contended for power. The peerlessly handsome Prince of Lanling, Yuwen Yong with his unfulfilled ambitions, Chen Baxian with his grand vision, Yang Jian, a ruler for the ages... Political intrigue, bloody battles and ingenious strategies, and the struggles of the human heart: a different kind of Three Kingdoms legend unfolds.
This was an era of unparalleled oddities: Hou Jing, the devil incarnate; Gao Yang, the beastly emperor; Gao Zhan, the debauched sovereign; Yuwen Hu, history's greatest dragon-slaying blade; Zu Ting, the blind chancellor; Chen Shubao, the ultimate incompetent ruler; and Lu Lingxuan, the court lady who brought a nation to ruin... They pushed the limits of human nature and morality.
This was an era of immense importance. The Sui and Tang dynasties began here, a golden age opened, and the course of Chinese history changed forever.
When this book was serialized on the Tianya Forum, countless fans embraced it. It was hailed as “the best history of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, bar none!”
General of the Later Three Kingdoms Eastern Wei/Northern Qi: Gao Huan "(Emperor Shenwu); sons: Gao Cheng (Emperor Wenxiang), Gao Yang (Emperor Wenxuan), Gao Yan (Emperor Xiaozhao), Gao Huan, Gao Yu; cousin Gao Yue", Gao Yanzong (King Ande, proclaimed emperor), Gao Rui, Gao Su (named Changgong), Gao Xiaowan, Gao Baoning Hou Jing (generals: Wang Wei, Xu Siyu, Guo Yuanjian, Song Zixian, Ren Yue, Yu Ziyue, Hou Zijian, Tian Qian, Zhi Boren, Ku Dishi), Duan Shao, Murong Shaozong (Zi Murong Sanzang), Wei Jing, Pen Le, Gao Qian, Gao Gao (named Aocao), Gao Jishi, Li Yuanzhong, Ku Diqian, Dou Tai (named Shining), Hulvjin (brother Huluping; sons: Hulvguang, Hulvxian), Hulvqiangju, Lou Zhao, Lou Rui, Cai Jun, Han Xian , Hou Mo Chenxiang, Ke Zhu Hunyuan, Liu Feng, Xue Guyan, Tang Yong, Xue Xunyi, Ren Xiang, Yao Xiong, He Baren, Mo Duo Lou Daiwen (Mo Duo Lou Jingxian), Wang Ze (ziyuan track), Wan Qiluo, Pan Le, Han Gui, Ku Disheng, Liu Damo, Xiao Gui, Li Xiguang, Dongfang Lao, Wang Jingbao, Murong Yan, Wang Lin, Wei Pohu, Wei Xianggui, Changsun Honglue, Pi Jinghe, Zu Jue, Fu Fu, Dugu Yongye, Gao Anahu, Dongfang Lao Western Wei/Northern Zhou (Xianbei): Yuwen Tai' (Emperor Wen); sons: Yuwen Yong (Emperor Wu), Yu Wen Xian, Yu Wenzhi, Yu Wenzhao, Yu Wen Jian, Yu Wenchun, Yu Wensheng, Yu Wenda, "Yu Wen Kui", Yu Wen Dao (Zi Yu Wenliang), Yu Wen Shen (Zi Yu Wen Xiaobo), Yu Wen Gui (Zi Yu Wen Xin), Yu Wen Hu, Yu Wen Can, Yu Wen Bi (Zi Yu Wen Jian), Yu Wen Shen Ju Changsun Zhi (eldest son Sunzi Yan), Changsun Jian, Quanqi, Hou Mochen Chong (brother Hou Mo Chenshun; younger brother Hou Mo Chenqiong; sons: Hou Mo Chenrui, Hou Mo Chenying), Hou Mo Chenliang, Duguxin, Wang Sizheng, Zhao Gui, Li Hu, Li Bi (named Jinghe, younger brother Li Guo), Yu Jin (sons: Yu Shi, Yu Yi ), Da Xiwu (Zida Xi Zhen), Shuo Hui, Liu Liang, Yang Zhong, Nian Xian, Kou Luo, Yifeng, Liang Yu (original name He Douling), Geng Hao (original name Linggui), Lu Tong Li Xian (named Xianhe; sons: Li Duan, Li Chong, Li Xun), younger brother: Li Yuan (Sun Liwei), Li Mu (son: Li Ya, Li Xiong, Li Hun) Wang Yan, Dou Chi (son Dou Gong), Dou Luning, Yuan Jihai, Wei Shuyu (zi Xiaokuan; sons: Mr. Wei, Wei Shou; nephew Wei Huang), He Lanxiang, Xin Wei, Liang Chun, Wang Xiong, Han Guo, Tian Hong , Helianda, Chang Shan, Yifeng, Shuo Hui, Wang De, Cai You, Liang Shiyan, Wei Fabao, Helan Yuande, Ren Yue, Liang Rui, Liang Yanguang, He Ruodun (brother He Ruoyi, son He Ruobi), Han Xiong (zi Han Qin Hu), Cui Shuo (zi Cui Hongdu), Yuchi Jiong (sons: Yuchi Dun, Yuchi Youqi; younger brother Yuchi Gang; nephews: Yuchi Yun, Yuchi Qin), Yuchi Gang, Shi Ning, Yang Zuan, Tian Hong, Quan Jingxuan, Yuan Ding, Yang Guo, Guo Rong (also known as Changrong), Yang Fu, Sima Xiaonan, Qiu Chong, Wang Gui, Daxi Changru, Changsun Sheng, Xin Wei, Murong Sanzang, Yu Wenshu, Yang Su, Gao Jiong Nan Chen: Chen Baxian (Emperor Wu), Chen Qian (Emperor Wen) Du Senming, Zhou Wenyu, Hou Andu, Xu Du, Xiao Maha (son Xiao Shilian), Hou Qi, Chun Yuliang, Du Leng, Wei Zai, Zhou Tiehu, Wu Mingche, Du Leng, Chen Lingxi, Lu Xida (brother Lu Guangda), Zhang Zhaoda, Han Zigao, Hua Jiao, Zhou Luohu, Ren Zhong, Fan Yi, Chen Huiji
This book is so wonderful! I especially like Yu Wenyong in the book. His sentence "I want no more tyrants in this world!" Is really domineering! The author writes the history of the Southern and Northern Dynasties very vividly, and it feels like he has traveled back to that era when heroes emerged in large numbers. And you can also learn a lot of historical knowledge, such as the formation of the military system. All in all, highly recommended!
OK, popular reading
Well written!
Interesting and lively, not boring
The language of this book is unpretentious, concise and easy to understand, and it is enjoyable to read. After reading it, the crazy Northern Qi, the mighty Zhou, and the cowardly and incompetent Empress Chen
Easy to understand and brilliant in writing,