If the heroes are outstanding, the world will be in chaos; the advisors will be like rain, and the soldiers will be deceitful; the destiny is endless, only virtue and merit will prevail. In a compact and tense plot, this book alludes to history and is all-encompassing, trying to enrich your conversation. The details are also as rigorous as possible, retaining the official history of ancient China before the Jin Dynasty and before, and setting aside the epic long song set in the troubled times of the next four to ten centuries. Although the plot of the first ten chapters is compact, it is mainly foreshadowing. After that, it begins, with ups and downs, light-hearted comedy, grand battlefields, thrilling assassinations, earth-shattering love, and the plot to kill the king and usurp the throne. The novel is very graphic, and when you close your eyes, the plot is like playing a movie, so everyone reads every word carefully. It is a small amount of classical Chinese style, but there are a lot of information in a small number of words! Let me reveal that the author himself is addicted to reading his own novels -_-!
Reader comments
The writing of this book is good, but the scenes are a bit too grand. The events of only two or three countries in the Qing Dynasty are comparable to those of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period. However, the story structure is very compact and reflects a lot of life and social philosophy. Why do I feel that the author is euphemistically explaining to readers the sinister nature of people's hearts and the various pitfalls, which are a bit like anti-fraud propaganda. If you don't read it as a story, the knowledge points in it can also make people feel immersed in it. Does Liu Jiuyang's love story need to be so cruel? I feel so sorry for him. Generally speaking, reading is better than listening to the book. If you are reading, there are some words at the end of each chapter. The author has something to say, which you cannot see when listening to the book. I think there are always updates, and there will be some supplements to special knowledge points, which is very good. The main problem now is that it is only 200,000 words, too few, and there are too many updates. If this can be kept like this and it is not unfinished, it will still be an epic masterpiece comparable to The Lord of the Rings [laughing evilly]
I have read more than 70 chapters of this article. The first ten chapters did not interest me particularly. After that, especially the vivid performances of Jia Qiong and Liu Jiuyang, they began to attract me. Moreover, the later plot is very fast-paced and step-by-step. There are not many pitfalls. Basically, any pitfalls must be filled. I personally think it is quite good. Most of the knowledge introduced in the book is not fictional, but contains real historical facts, such as sword manufacturing, the history of Confucius, and details of the art of war. This is something I did not expect. And my writing skills also began to improve later on. The world is vast and you can wander around! I am now free and guilt-free, and I can spend the early autumn as I please! I hope the author will make more updates and complete the book as soon as possible without finishing it [laughing]!
The writing of this book is good, but the scenes are a bit too grand. The events of only two or three countries in the Qing Dynasty are comparable to those of the Seven Heroes of the Warring States Period. However, the story structure is very compact and reflects a lot of life and social philosophy. Why do I feel that the author is euphemistically explaining to readers the sinister nature of people's hearts and the various pitfalls, which are a bit like anti-fraud propaganda. If you don't read it as a story, the knowledge points in it can also make people feel immersed in it. Does Liu Jiuyang's love story need to be so cruel? I feel so sorry for him. Generally speaking, reading is better than listening to the book. If you are reading, there are some words at the end of each chapter. The author has something to say, which you cannot see when listening to the book. I think there are always updates, and there will be some supplements to special knowledge points, which is very good. The main problem now is that it is only 200,000 words, too few, and there are too many updates. If this can be kept like this and it is not unfinished, it will still be an epic masterpiece comparable to The Lord of the Rings [laughing evilly]
I have read more than 70 chapters of this article. The first ten chapters did not interest me particularly. After that, especially the vivid performances of Jia Qiong and Liu Jiuyang, they began to attract me. Moreover, the later plot is very fast-paced and step-by-step. There are not many pitfalls. Basically, any pitfalls must be filled. I personally think it is quite good. Most of the knowledge introduced in the book is not fictional, but contains real historical facts, such as sword manufacturing, the history of Confucius, and details of the art of war. This is something I did not expect. And my writing skills also began to improve later on. The world is vast and you can wander around! I am now free and guilt-free, and I can spend the early autumn as I please! I hope the author will make more updates and complete the book as soon as possible without finishing it [laughing]!