History Livestream: Randomly Taking Out an Ancestor

Oops, finally there is another novel with a little research on historical records. I have read various descriptions of the Qin Dynasty, and the writing is good. Although there is a tendency, it can write about Qin with historical records. I give you praise. Finally, please remember that neither Qin Shihuang nor Emperor Wu of Han took any elixirs. Qin Shihuang "can never take medicine." Emperor Wu of Han used some utensils to eat, and there was no specific mention of poisonous elixirs. I have read too many articles about Qin Shihuang eating poisonous elixirs and then falling out. This is a rumor, don't believe it! ! !

It's super cool. It's the first time I've watched this kind of live broadcast of the Ten Thousand Worlds. It's so funny. The ancestors of all dynasties see the events of their own dynasties being broadcast live by the younger generations thousands of years later. It's really mixed. Hahahaha. Seeing the outstanding political achievements of outstanding juniors, the ancestors hugged and held up their outstanding children and grandchildren, saying "Bring it to you" and started copying homework. Seeing the bastard things done by the unscrupulous descendants, I just drag the idiots or their fathers who are still little brats over and spank them. It's really funny.

This book is super nice and tells about historical figures. Can the author get a prince? I want to see how those three emperors of the ages felt when they couldn't find a prince. (Excited! Excited!)

I was attracted at first sight, as if the long river of history was floating in front of my eyes. The five thousand years of Chinese civilization, the cruelty of history, and the glory of famous military generals all really happened. It was as if I could see what my ancestors thought and did at that time. As a modern person who grew up in New China, the sense of substitution is self-evident. Sometimes I really have tears in my eyes when I look at it.

Okay, great, great. The information I have found so far is very detailed, especially from the Ersheng Dynasty. I was originally worried about being too dark and too exaggerated, but I didn't expect that Wu Zetian's achievements were told truthfully, but he also didn't hide how many Li family members Su killed. Li Er also handled it very well. It's been very detailed so far, and I'll try to keep up the good work. It's fine if it's longer. Just make it clear. At least it's much better than those articles that mention the merits in one stroke and then mock Wu Zetian's lack of virtue. Yesterday, I saw an article that was full of ridicules of merits without mentioning any of them. I was so angry that I deleted the book from my bookshelf.

I haven't written a book review for a long time~ But this book is so good that I can't help but want to praise it. It is an objective evaluation from a historical perspective and respects the authenticity of history (but the Three Kingdoms section may be slightly different according to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms). The author must have researched a lot of information, and the writing really feels like a dialogue with history. Regarding historical events, everyone may have different opinions, but the author is really thoughtful. It is one of the few novels that I read without skipping a chapter. It was hard to type and write, so I give the author Baobao a five-star praise~

This is the first Tianmuwen I read, and it's not bad. I've always seen serializations before and left without commenting. Now that I'm out of books, I've come back to check out the updated content and comment on it. Others are okay, but the ancient content doesn't seem to have as much video content and barrage. In fact, if the heroine is not a history major, there won't be so many flaws. The most ridiculous thing is that history majors still blame Sima Qian. I really don't know what to say. Anyone who has studied history and literary history will know how great Sima Qian is. And it seems that as long as the heroine talks about some hypothesis or conjecture in the video, the reaction from the ancient people will be the same. It is too fake. How is this different from spreading rumors to the ancients? Neither prophets nor contemporary historians are so accurate. . . . . . It was okay at first, but after reading the updated version, the writing on the Dragon and Tiger list was really bad. The writing gave me the feeling that just because the people at the top were not famous for their poems, songs, or famous lines, I felt that they were not worthy of being ranked first, and I imagined that Renzong would mess up the ranking and lose one star. I don't like the Song Dynasty, but Zhang Heng is very powerful, but I just feel that the author dragged these people into the water just to step on a few Song Dynasty emperors. Oh, also, I suddenly remembered that the previous women's special event did not include Deng Sui and Queen Mother Deng, so I lost another star ૮₍◞‸◟₎ა

It's okay. I basically follow the crowd. Of course, I'm not saying it's bad. The main reason is that the protagonist is from the History Department of Peking University. I feel that this person is a graduate of college and has no independent ideas at all. It should be said that the front part is okay, with some flaws. Of course, it is a novel after all, not a thesis research, it is mainly for entertainment. By Ming Dynasty, I basically couldn't stand it anymore. I also understand that the author may have written it this way because it is the mainstream now, so he wrote it like this for the sake of reading. I'm just saying that it's not suitable for me, but the book is still good. Come on, give it four stars to encourage me.

It's very interesting. There are few novels that I can read without skipping chapters. This one did it. I hope that after the author has finished talking about all the emperors, he may also talk about the founding of New China, the major events of the Anti-Japanese War, and the great founding figures.

This book has such a good idea, I cried several times while reading it. In Wanjie Live, we can see prompt corrections at every historical turning point. Looking at many events in ancient and modern times, we also regret that era. It would have been better if we could do this or that at that time, and our time and space are like normal driving, constantly correcting trials and errors, and giving them the correct answer. Having said that, Wanjie! Let's see how the author fills the hole! Hahahahahaha, I hope the author will write it slowly, it is really a good book! Although I will also urge you to update [you taste it carefully]