Seven Heroes of the New Warring States Period

The author's writing style is great, and the novel has basically no flaws! Moreover, the novel contains the author's thoughts on ancient society and criticism of feudal society! The plot is reasonable and the sentences are fluent! Come on, author! ! ! Although few people watch it now, I believe this will be a high-scoring masterpiece [Like][Like][Like]

I once read "The Great King Huai of Chu", and there is a paragraph in the final speech, which basically means that when the tactics are used to the extreme, it is time for the curtain call to end. Because the people below him will no longer believe him, everyone will betray their relatives and alienate themselves, the whole country will lose its cohesion, and no king will have a good outcome. The author's book is excellent and his writing skills are good. If we could break through this hidden golden finger (historical heroes were unconditionally loyal to the king) and touch upon the contradictions of the ruling class at that time, it might be more satisfying. I regret chasing the Tomato book. I'll save up and read it again.

Very good. I haven't seen such an article with such historical literacy for a long time. The others are all about my charming ancestors. I am almost nauseated by the stereotype.

Hey, I once had this idea, and the author gave me a head start. The author has a profound history, military, and politics. The progression of the story is still logical at the moment, but it is a little short and not enough to read. Come on, author ##

To be honest, this is not Xiaobai's article. It is objectively fair. It is fair to the rise and fall of every dynasty. The rise and fall of dynasties in Chinese history is related to land annexation.

There is no big problem with historical knowledge. As for the characterization of characters, this aspect consumes the reader's patience too much. By chapter 30, there have been three depictions of minor characters, but they are all from the same aspect, which is a bit too redundant. I just saw a little bit of plot advancement here, and then I saw a large piece of knowledge popularization and then a little bit of plot advancement. Historical articles basically cover science popularization, but I still hope that the plot can be promoted more. If the author really wants to write serious literary works, Tomato is not a good platform. For example, I come to Tomato to read mindless and entertaining articles.

The author's writing is good. It seems that he has checked the information. The subject matter is still very attractive. I hope he doesn't want to be a eunuch.

The ones with pebbles look pretty good, and they were made with great effort. I saw someone complaining about using the word human nature too much. It did feel a bit like that later. The word "human nature" is too general and has no actual meaning. It is mostly an exclamation. Seeking advantages and avoiding disadvantages, sacrificing long-term interests, and being coerced by the general trend. There is also positive content. In short, this word is better used to reflect the complexity of people. History is not my expertise, so I won't judge further. Now it seems that the emperors' acceptance of new things and their transformation efficiency will have a great impact, but it is not necessarily true. After all, the world is complicated and it is important to grasp the key points. (Okay, I don't know what I'm talking about either) After catching up on the latest chapter, I just had an idea, When any of these people were defeated and expelled, their past glory turned into desolation. Perhaps it was just as ridiculous as those who are talked about in history or life today. That's it: nothing more than that. So. I don't know if I can write this feeling (Okay, I don't know what I'm talking about, that's all)

It looks good, the ideas are very novel, and there is nothing messy about it. I just want to talk less about history. It feels a bit like a history class. I listen to it too much and feel a little sleepy [face covering]

To be honest, I was very surprised to see such an exquisite historical novel in Tomato. Well, Tomato can be called an exquisite historical novel. I always thought that the history of Tomato was mainly a comedy. The creativity is good, the writing is acceptable, the plot is online, and there is a little personal touch. It should have five stars.

Very good, basically no loopholes found. The author is basically the best in writing history on Tomato.

Wouldn't it be more exciting if this national war took place during the period of the Eight-Nation Alliance [Thinking]

It is very creative. It contains both the hero's struggle for hegemony and the experiences of the soldiers at the bottom. The writing is first-rate and the reading is very smooth. The author's interpretation of each dynasty and generation is very rigorous. You can tell at a glance that he has checked the information. The whole process is non-toxic. I hope there will be more, but it is not enough.

The writing is good, the logic is barely self-consistent, and there are not too many poisonous points. Cheers to the author (ง •̀_•́)ง.

The novel is not bad, but I feel like someone maliciously increased the points. The characters are more three-dimensional and not dull, and they often depict small people in the big era. I feel that each character is alive, and many macro-political factors are taken into consideration in the process of fighting for hegemony. I look down on every feudal dynasty equally without much subjective emotion in it. I hope the author can continue to work hard [top post]

The author has such a good temper. When I questioned his point of view in a bad tone, he didn't get angry. Instead, he presented historical materials.

The subject matter is very new, but I think there are many things that can be written about the mutual lobbying and internal changes in the Warring States period in the past. I feel that no complete country can join the struggle for hegemony, and other countries have the backing of a complete country.

This is a novel adapted from history. Other novels are all kinds of fun. Ended suddenly?

Only half written, only half written! ! ! It's over before the explanation is clear. Does the author want to be sent a razor blade? [Awkward laugh] But one thing to say, the writing is quite good, especially the descriptions of the Qin Emperor, Han Wu, Tang Zong and Song Zu, as well as the respective characteristics of Genghis Khan and Qing Mazi. The book also covers many aspects of knowledge, which is good. I just hope that the next book will be finished and don't give up halfway, okay? The author [almost cried]

Judging from the author's arrangement, geographically the Han and Ming Dynasties were the best, and the Song Dynasty was the worst. The south of the Han and Ming Dynasties had maritime advantages, and the Song Dynasty was the place where the four wars took place, so it was probably the first to collapse. Institutionally, it was the Qin, Han and Tang Dynasties.

It's well written, but a bit short. I finished reading it in just over an hour.

It is quite outstanding among Tomato history articles, but some of the comments in the book are easily blocked... Give me a four-star protection [laughing and crying]

It feels pretty good. I obviously checked the information. I suggest you avoid it if you want to read cool articles and extremely supportive of a certain emperor.

The overall feeling is pretty good. The author has a profound historical background. I hope it starts well and ends well.

It's not like a traditional novel, but more like the author's exploration of history. The view of history is more practical. There is no falsehood. There are real descriptions of some "little common people" in it, giving a sense of immersion. The most important thing is that there is no flattery of certain historical figures. (Like my charming ancestor)

Except that the progress is a bit slow, it is really exciting. Just thinking about the next scene will stimulate the seven countries to learn all Western military tactics and weapons technology. After some magical modifications, when the time comes, they will fight each other. I hope it will be even more tragic than the first war.

It's okay, but when will Lao Zhu come out?

The writing is good, I give it five stars.

Fried Chicken is good-looking. It's the first time I've seen this type of book. However, it also tests the author's writing skills because there are too many main lines.

I hope Tomato will publish more novels of this type. There are too few books about emperors gathering to fight for hegemony.