
From Warlord to Empire
从诸侯到帝国
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 185k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
40Chapters
38Reads
9.4Score
6Listens
35.5kReads · all time
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Reader comments 8
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The writing style of this book is very unique. The author tells history in a light and bright tone and uses metaphors well, which made me feel like I was watching a wonderful historical drama. Moreover, many contents in the book reminded me of my relatives and friends. For example, in the fiercely competitive modern society, we also need to deal with various challenges strategically like princes competing for hegemony. History is really valuable, it can keep us awake and give us logic and fighting spirit!
A very vivid metaphor, the autopsy report of the dynasty in the introduction, and how to make the cat eat chili pepper in the empire chapter at the end, leading to the three powers of the country's game, the power of violence, the power of ideology, and the power of economics. The author is a Qin Chui, but it is only a small flaw.
Very interesting, with a unique and distinct point of view
Very good, I like it very much
Unlike other history books that only introduce the history itself, it provides in-depth analysis and is thought-provoking.
Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking
Very insightful and refreshing
Have a more realistic understanding of history