Tales of the Five Dynasties: The True History Behind Peaceful Years

The language is humorous and popular [rolls eyes] but a bit too popular. There are a lot of small mistakes, and the pure narrative has no point of view output.

It took me about a month to read this book. I found that the Five Dynasties were really chaotic, and the cause was the separatist rule of vassal towns in the middle and late Tang Dynasty. Zhu Wen took the lead in establishing the Back Liang, and from then on the era began where only those with strong soldiers and horses in the world could win. Until Zhao Kuangyin established the Song Dynasty, the cycle of short life of each dynasty was finally ended.

Reading history can help you understand things and help you choose what kind of life you should

It's worth recommending to history lovers, but don't trust the knowledge in the book too much and make your own judgment.

If you have a weak heart, you can't watch Five Kingdoms and Ten Generations

It's okay, but I omitted a lot. I also wanted to know the beginning and end of the eunuch country in Southern Han Dynasty, but I didn't tell what happened. You misunderstood me, Jing Xinmo didn't slap Li Cunxu at all, he just touched Li Cunxu's chin

I particularly like Zhao Kuangyin and think he is very resourceful. However, I also really hate Zhu Wen. I think he is very cruel. Overall, the language of this book is humorous, it is easy to read, and you can learn a lot of historical knowledge. It is worth reading.

This book is worth reading. It is the best history book about the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms that I have read so far. Except for belittling Chai Rong at the end, the aforementioned Li Cunxu and Shi Jingtang are both pretty good.

The description is very detailed, and the history it tells is not boring. It is worth reading.

Very beautiful, with detailed historical data and smooth writing