History Is So Fascinating, There’s Too Much to Cover

A very good book has a title that directly points out the topic. For example, in Chapter 22, the title directly reads: A long refutation. This allows some readers to skip it if they don't like reading it. They don't have to read down at a glance to see what they least like to read, which will reduce their favorable impression.

The writing is great, the national hero cannot be forgotten, but there are too few, and it is not enough to read. I read it in one sitting...

So well written. In the past, I was reluctant to read the history of the Qing Dynasty for fear of having a heart attack. Nowadays, half-bald people are everywhere in movies and TV shows. When writing history, we must respect history, and we should not go too far with jokes. After reading the author's book, the major events in history went smoothly again. Take pride in the history and civilization of Huaxia. I hope that thousands of years of cultural heritage will not be lost in our generation. I hope to write more books like this.

It looks great, but individual reviews are too subjective and reflect personal emotions, which is unfair. It is not ideal enough, and no one is perfect. For example, several emperors throughout the ages have their own poisonous points, but their contributions to history are too dazzling. Perfect as two phoenixes, both have poisonous points. The merits and demerits must be evaluated rationally, and we cannot blindly criticize or exaggerate. After all, everyone's understanding is different. You can always boast or criticize your personal pursuit of stars, but when writing a book, you cannot let your personal emotions lead you. The Song Dynasty has always been criticized in the article, but it cannot but be said about the contribution of the Song Dynasty to China. The Song Dynasty's emphasis on culture and suppression of military affairs was indeed very weak to the outside world, but the internal people were the happiest of all dynasties. The Song Dynasty's internal affairs had always been stable, and although the country was not strong, it was rich. In terms of comprehensive internal affairs, the Song Dynasty: economy, literature, science and technology, astronomy, agriculture, medical care, etc. All developed simultaneously, which was the pinnacle of the Chinese dynasty. There is also Wu Zetian. Although there is a lot of black material, her achievements are no worse than those of other emperors and she has inherited most of the emperor's advantages. Stabilize the internal affairs, actively explore talents, suppress gentry and nobles, and develop agriculture for people's livelihood, etc. External threats such as Tibet and Turks were severely dealt with, and border defenses were strengthened. It can be said that Wu Zetian was not easy as a female emperor, but her dynasty was better than most emperors. It shows that her contribution is much heavier than that of other emperors. At least the dynasty is progressing in his hands. Finally, for the Qing Dynasty... The civilization that had developed for thousands of years was cut in half. It was almost impossible to straighten up. It seems that there are still many people who are still kneeling. It's a bit fantasy. Did it develop too fast before, surpassing others too much, breaking the pattern, and fixing bugs according to the laws of the universe: deliberately sent to torment, let it return to the normal queue.

It's best not to bring personal feelings into it, and don't lift it up just because you like it. Well, maybe even a fart will smell good. If you don't like it, it's very dark, well, it feels like you're breathing wrong Forget it, let's not talk about it anymore. Writing is not easy, so I'll give it five stars.

The content is true and accurate, with strong colors, suitable for many people to understand history. But I personally feel that some people inside are not capable of making those decisions. Of course, there are a thousand Hamlets in a thousand eyes, so don't complain. I hope the author gets better and better.

The writing is good, and the inventory of many things is very good, and I also have my own ideas. Although a small part of the content is not dialectical enough, many things in each era have pros and cons. It does not seem to be good now, but it must have been applicable at the time. Especially for Qian Liu's arrangement in this dynasty, I think it is in line with my imagination of the iron-clad first loyal minister. The author is a bit cynical at times, but I like it very much! Writing a book is to export your own thoughts, no matter what kind of writing you write, even novice writing. So, write what you want to write, go for it!

Just read this kind of novel for fun. Of course, because everyone reads different things, there will be huge debates. Therefore, it is recommended not to pay too much attention to the comment area, otherwise it will affect the perception. The author will give nicknames to each emperor, some of which are very funny, so you can read them when you have nothing to do.

The author writes well and scolds well. The so-called experts should be angry to death, leaving only the truly patriotic scientists who dedicate their lives to the motherland. Come on, author! Don't stop updating, the next one should be written better. Just don't finish it badly, just don't write it to the point where you stop writing it. Although the author's criticism of those Qing Dynasty fans is quite good, the author still needs to take a good look at the official history.

A very good book, each chapter title summarizes the content of each chapter. There are a few flaws, but they don't matter to me. The author's description of the protagonist getting money is a bit broken. He will summon people from other time and space to other time and space (I think it doesn't matter. If you don't like it, don't think about it). The author's description is very factual. Even if what you say is right, it is not quite right as long as there is no evidence. Let me give you an example: the police know a criminal, but they cannot arrest him without evidence. In the same way, the author of this book is thoughtful in what he writes. If your ancestors have experienced this kind of thing but did not record it, even if what you say is right, it can only be regarded as a discussion and cannot be 100% factual. What I said may be extreme, but the two paragraphs written by the author at the beginning and later also gave me this feeling. If you have different opinions, you can discuss it. If you can provide evidence to refute the author, the author will change it. The author is really careful in naming each character. This book also shows that the author really carefully consulted the information. If you ask some serious questions or discuss some of your own opinions, the author will also consider replying. Although the author has more personal emotions when writing and adds his own feelings of love to many characters, this does not affect the overall book. It is obvious that the author has carefully considered the personalities of many characters. My personal opinion is four stars, and the recommendation index is four and a half stars.