The History of the Opening Sky Screen Live Broadcast Shocked the Ancients

The readability is a bit poor, but it is definitely the closest to history in the novel. The evaluation is also very fair. Liu Che, Wang Mang, Liu Xiu, and Li Chengqian, although only updated for more than 30 chapters, gave me a complete impression of them all over again. When it comes to Liu Che, the first one that comes to mind is definitely Huo Qubing, but the author did not write clearly about Liu Che's achievements and achievements, which made me get to know him again. The same goes for a few others. I was poisoned by Douyin. Basically, most of them follow marketing accounts. There are many people who are poisoned by Douyin accounts. But this author gave me a hard history lesson. Come on, author!

It is one of the few stories in Tianmu that is more readable. Ancient history and modern history are intertwined. It does not just dryly popularize science with just a few words, nor does it portray the ancients as ignorant and naive bipolar patients. I hope it will not be unfinished [laughing]

The author writes very objectively. I feel that there is no personal preference involved. I hope to continue to work hard.

Three correct views! Find information carefully! Fair and just! Objective reality! Provides real history for readers with poor history. The book says that Wang Mang is a time traveler is a coincidence. More explanations can make the blind person say: I know how lonely it is.

The writing is a little lacking, but the content is very good, relatively historically accurate, and the review is fair.

The writing is great, especially Jingnan's. It is rare that it is not influenced by so-called marketing accounts and unofficial history. It describes Zhu Di's military capabilities fairly. I have to give a thumbs up for this. I'm really fed up with the brainwashing packages about Zhu Di on the Internet.

Let's also talk about Prince Zhang Huai, Li Xian @trip

For historical live broadcast novels, let's not say whether it is true or not. If you look closely, it will definitely be untrue. It's just a matter of how much and the degree of acceptance. So now I usually read this kind of novels only if they are not too outrageous, and whether they are good or not. After all, they are not history books (history books will be biased), so read the books according to your preference. If you like it, keep reading it, and if you don't like it, just leave it halfway. Overall, it feels okay.

It's rare to see someone who writes history with fair content.

Well enough. There are many side histories and uncommon dynasties, and the author writes them very well. But I feel that for the history before the Jin Dynasty, especially the history before the Qin Dynasty, the author should take out the official history book of Wei State, "Bamboo Book Annals". The Confucian hypocrites of the Song Dynasty and the Ming and Qing Dynasties felt that their three views would be very explosive.

If you like history, it looks more interesting, but the overall plot is flat and boring. It has a certain funny plot, but some people who don't understand history may not feel the laughter. Overall, it is a popular science history novel, and the subjective ideas are not particularly outrageous.

It's much better than those messy short videos or those mixed with private goods, although there are selfish motives.

As a novel, it may not be very good, but among the live history novels, the evaluation of historical figures and events is the least mixed with personal emotions. The evaluation of controversial figures such as Liu Chewu and Qianlong can be considered quite objective. Although this book mainly only mentions their positive aspects of these controversial figures and briefly mentions their negative aspects, this is understandable. After all, this is a novel and not a historical material. Some things are written in too much detail and can easily cause headaches.

I feel it is the best among similar articles, but the score is less than seven points... I have read some articles that go against common sense, writing style, and three views before, but they actually got more than eight points...

There are few celestial texts that can be read, which are better than many 🍅9-point celestial texts. They can already be compared with history. The low rating is probably because this article is not like many articles that brainlessly praise those emperors (I also like Qin, Han, Wu, Tang, Songzu, etc., But I get a headache when I see the protagonist and others using names like Zheng Ge and Xiaozhu, and those who talk about Song Zu's rhymes really don't know how great Song Zu is?). Instead, it focuses on the Southern and Northern Dynasties, analyzing it from various angles, and there is no sense of satisfaction and emotional catharsis that meets the needs of the public. Highly recommended for history buffs

The heroine is not a pervert, nor is she an obvious brainwasher. She deserves five stars on this platform.

I feel like I can't remember clearly. I really can't read too many books of the same type at one time, but I found that I made a lot of bookmarks. I searched Erfeng and I liked the description, so it shouldn't be a big problem.

Be more objective and have your own opinions, instead of just writing some brainwashing kits and superficial remarks online.

I think it's well written, and the key is that the position is fair! It's not an exaggeration, it's very comfortable to read! Very good 👍

Tomato is definitely considered to be sophisticated, but the shortcoming is that it is too sophisticated and there are very few ancient people's reactions. Doesn't the author understand that one of the highlights of this type of article is the ancient people's reactions? If you want to watch history, I'd better watch real historical videos instead of the "historical videos" you wrote. But now the score of 7 points is too low. Tomato's historical live broadcast articles with scores of 8 or 9 points are not as good as this one, so I still give it a five-star rating. I hope the author will do better next time.

This score is too low. It is much better than similar novels. I personally think it can score 9 or above.

This is a relatively objective and comprehensive book among similar historical Tomato books that I have read. There are also many good reviews, and the quality is much higher than the several novels I have reviewed that were rated as high as 9 points or so, but the strange thing is that the rating is only 6 points or so? [Thinking] So give me a five-star support. [Laugh]

Ok ok ok

Historically accurate and fair evaluation

To be honest, it's pretty good

Except for Wu Zetian, everyone is relatively objective.

Good looking and respectful of history

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

It is relatively objective historical knowledge

The content is rich and interesting, and the historical knowledge is okay. Maybe she is a girl, so she doesn't pay much attention to external development, especially the Li Shimin period of the Tang Dynasty and the external development during this period. However, it is okay to think about other aspects. Of course, some people are not optimistic about the part about Wu Zetian. My opinion is that writing history books has personal biases, let alone novels. As long as it is not too outrageous, it is basically acceptable.