Short-Video History Rundown: Starting with Zhuge Liang, Chancellor of Han
短视频盘点：从汉相诸葛亮开始
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- Ongoing
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- 225k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
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This is so well-written, I'm crying so much! It's such a bittersweet story, it really makes me so sad. He single-handedly elevated the entire image of Zhuge Liang to new heights! A prime minister for all time!
It's written in great detail 👍 I love praising the Prime Minister the most 😏
I read the latest chapter as soon as I saw Liangliang's post. The writing is well-balanced, detailed, and avoids being overly critical. It also incorporates humor and witty remarks, which I really enjoyed. Keep up the good work, author!
I'm giving this a 5-star rating 😏. Regarding improvements to the pacing of this novel [currently in production]: 1. The reactions of other dynasties in the first ten chapters or so were a bit too long. I was just starting out writing and didn't have much experience then; the first few tens of thousands of words felt like a one-way street with little feedback, and I wasn't familiar with the…
I'm giving it four stars, mainly because you went into too much detail and the pace was too slow.
All the schemes and plans above have been exhausted, yet fate cannot be defied. After an autumn night, I suddenly meet you again. Why do I recall those years as if waking from a dream? A guest visits my thatched hut. I have no regrets about this journey in life; our bond as close as fish and water will be reunited.
The entire book is about one person.
Looking at Zhuge Liang, the author did read historical records, but not comprehensively. Zhuge Liang himself has been glorified and mythologized throughout history, appearing as a perfect person. But how can a politician be perfect? When the Shu Han power rose from weakness to its peak, Zhuge Liang actually never commanded troops because the army was too small.
Four stars is acceptable. Overall, it's readable and I'm quite satisfied. One minor issue is that I personally feel the writing is a bit wordy, as if it's padding the word count, but I have no proof! There are no other obvious flaws, and both the content and style are worth reading!
It's pretty good, I like it a lot, but there aren't enough episodes yet. Please update more often!