
I Wanted to Be the Xiao He of the Late Han, So How Did I Become Han Xin?
想当汉末萧何,怎么给改成韩信了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 236k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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71Chapters
1.1kReads
8.4Score
129Shelves
127Listens
82.8kReads · all time
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The book is very good, and the writing is very interesting. There is no need to be afraid because of the low star rating [face covering] Don't panic if you feel that the protagonist has strange behavior seeking death. The title says Han Xin, so naturally it is necessary to develop towards Han Xin in all aspects [laughing] This perspective is quite good, the protagonist is indeed very Han Xin
Yes, I did a good job. There were some parts that I thought were poisonous and ready to give up the book. But I never expected that the author predicted the readers' predictions and slapped me in the face. It was indeed wonderful. Mainly because the Three Kingdoms story was not that big, and there was no harem yet. It was quite comfortable to read. Although sometimes I still felt a little uncomfortable, but it was inexplicably reasonable [face-covering] [face-covering] [face-covering]
Generally speaking, this book is very good. Although it ends in a hurry, there is generally nothing poisonous about it. Although there is a female protagonist, there is basically no role. It does not have some of the common problems of tomatoes. It is a very good ration.
There is no emotional point, it is not an invincible flow, there are no clichéd exaggerated sentences, it is very comfortable to watch, but the pace is a bit fast, and I have not looked into whether the history is correct or the logic is not logical. Generally speaking, there is no problem. Recommended
The Three Kingdoms novel about traveling through time to help Uncle Liu Huang, this is by far the most enjoyable book to read. The writing style is smooth and simple without being ignorant, and it does not have the obscene and poisonous points that ordinary cool novels are self-righteous. Although the word count cannot be exceeded because of this, I think it gives readers a pleasant reading experience. Strictly speaking, none of the Three Kingdoms novels I have read can be rated above nine points. I would like to give five stars to recommend the author. Excellent novels should not be buried. Short stories are actually more suitable for readers.
It's very interesting. I didn't take a nap at noon today to finish reading this. It is a very down-to-earth text. Do things honestly, govern the people well and steadily, and govern the army well with its strength. There is no vindictiveness, and the narrative is straightforward in large sections, giving it an air of history.
Why haven't you met the protagonist's child after such a long time? In the words of Cao Cao, he has been running away from me for more than ten years! !
It is a breath of fresh air in the Three Kingdoms literature, abandoning most of the conventions of traditional Three Kingdoms novels, and the whole book does not digress at all. There are many so-called poisonous points, which I feel have become advantages. The protagonist Han Xin is indeed quite desperate. At least he has obtained seven points of the authentic biography of Han Xin in history, which is quite on point. In short, I enjoyed watching it and give you a high score.
It's good, but it's a bit unbelievable. I surrender to Cao first and then to Liu. Isn't it good to be independent?
The protagonist wants to unify the Three Kingdoms and finally take over the entire world.