Zhuge Liang Calls the Rebellious Son of Shu Han a Total Monster
蜀汉逆子诸葛亮直呼太妖孽
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I think it's fine; starting with "Shu Han" isn't a big problem. After all, "Ji Han" or "Shu Han" are usually added later to better distinguish historical dynasties, just like "Eastern Han" and "Western Han." 🍉 Another point is that the historical Zhuge Liang was not as amazing as you think. It's just that the Romance of the Three Kingdoms has elevated Zhuge Liang to an even higher level.
This is a book that really tests its readership. The first few chapters are unconventional, initially criticizing Zhuge Liang, but this perspective is mostly from a reflective standpoint. Then the writing shifts, delving into the romanticism and unavoidable circumstances of Shu Han.
I saw the argument that Sima Yi nurtured bandits to maintain his own importance before retreating. It might be the author's own analysis, but it clashes with my own viewpoint. The description of Ma Su earlier is also strange. Ma Su committed two crimes: First, he disobeyed military orders and acted without authorization, leading to the defeat of the army. Second, he abandoned his troops and fled.
The few instances of strategic battles in the Three Kingdoms period did not portray the ancients as fools. Even though I don't understand it very well, I can still see the author's fascination with the ancients. The speculation is very comprehensive, anyway it's great, five stars.
I hope this book will bring you a unique historical reading experience. Thank you for your support.
It's great, mainly because both the protagonists and antagonists are intelligent, and the protagonist's victory isn't particularly abrupt. The characters' personalities are consistent with history, and their viewpoints are analyzed from a holistic perspective and are logical. In short, it's awesome.
Well, some of the author's viewpoints in the book are indeed quite interesting, and the writing style is also quite good. However, some parts are not rigorous enough. For example, people from the Shu Han side refer to themselves as Shu Han or Shu Army, which wasn't a flattering term at the time. Also, "Emperor Ming of Wei" is a posthumous title, given to Cao Rui after his death.
It's very interesting, mainly because it fulfills the dream of Shu Han. The protagonist is clever and resourceful, setting up ambushes for Wei multiple times, which was very satisfying to watch.
Well written! Except for the slightly verbose description of Zhuge Liang's reaction at the beginning, everything else is fine. Keep it up, author!
So far, it's written quite well, with no major flaws. It's well-written and worth reading. It's not the kind of messy conspiracy theories that marketing accounts use for the sake of conspiracy.