Secrets of Shu: Work Notes on Rebuilding the Han Dynasty Three Times

Super beautiful! This is another excellent book from the Shu Han camp following the books by Li You, Zhang Qian, Mi Long, Su Chen, Qin Cao, and Qiu Heng! (Personal opinion, I'm right) The first person may be a bit confusing to some people, but I can accept it anyway, it's quite novel. Come on, author, I'll recommend books to you when I have time during the National Day!

"Shu Han" has appeared too many times, how can anyone legitimately say that he is in a corner?

At present, it seems that the author understands the Three Kingdoms, but does not understand novels. It is more like a semi-popular science article. It is a good idea not to worry about some details and content settings. It is considered an okay novel in 🍅, but the cool design is difficult to understand. The parts involving copying poems and music are not reasonable until the part I have seen. The plot twist is blunt. Personally speaking, the first-person perspective The writing style is not only not a feature of the novel, but also lowers the perception. It is more like a novel written for the author himself rather than for the readers. It contains a lot of personal information, but it is understandable. It is definitely okay for the novel to be written in vernacular to facilitate readers' understanding. However, as a novel about the Three Kingdoms, there are too many modern vocabulary in the communication between the characters, which reduces the sense of substitution and can easily lead to drama. I attribute the above to the fact that the author is writing a novel for the first time and does not understand what should be paid attention to when writing a novel. However, I know that there are mistakes in my words and someone in the comments corrected me and I replied but did not correct it. I do not understand it. I gave it four points because I did understand some things that I did not understand. The plot is not attractive enough, but the author has his own ideas and assumptions, which is worthy of encouragement.

The history of Chinese distilled liquor dates back to the Western Han Dynasty New discoveries were made in the study of the tomb of Marquis Haihun! Recently, the scientific research team of the Historical and Cultural Heritage Protection Research Center of Zhengzhou University conducted imitation and simulation experiments on the still unearthed from the tomb of Haihunhou for the first time, confirming that it has the function of distilling liquor. Han Guohe, director of the center, said that this new discovery corrects the popular view based on Li Shizhen's "Compendium of Materia Medica" that "Soju is not an ancient method, and its method was created since the Yuan Dynasty", and advances the emergence of Chinese distilled liquor to the Western Han Dynasty. Relevant research was published in the academic journal "Central Plains Cultural Relics". The author can improve soju with reasonable basis [laughing].

There are a few fans who write about the Three Kingdoms from the perspective of strategy and operation. The content is rich, which is much better than the oral and erotic articles.

First person, this is the first time I read it. I used to read other novels, but I couldn't stand it after reading one or two.

The author has a solid foundation in historical materials and has made reasonable adaptations of some passages. This book is also read by many people who are proficient in history. It is a very high-quality book. I hope the author will continue to update it.

It looks good, but the updates are a bit lacking. The plot feels good, the characters are three-dimensional, the language is relatively fluent (it could be polished a little more), and the writing style is still very novel and attractive. I recommend it.

Except for tomb robbers, other novels cannot use the first person. The first person feels very awkward, especially in fan fiction, where you cannot put yourself into it at all.

Overall, it's pretty good. It's highly readable and enjoyable to listen to. It satisfies Ji Han's fantasies. It's a pity that it's unfinished. It would be better if it could be as sensational as "Autumn Wind Wuzhangyuan".