Late Night Thoughts

The setting of this novel is really interesting - Fusu survived after committing suicide, turned into a soul and followed Qin Shihuang for a lifetime, then went to the Three Kingdoms and Ming Dynasty to observe the relationship between Liu Bei and his son, Zhu Yuanzhang and his son, and finally lived again with the memories of three lifetimes. He is no longer the young master who foolishly committed suicide. Instead, he is recuperating his father's health and guarding against Zhao Gao, while quietly preparing for the situation. The most poignant part is the part in the sand dune: Fusu tried his best to take care of him, but the First Emperor still suffered from erysipelas. As a result, the "wishing power" of the children in later generations turned into elves to help - a bit of a middle-class but inexplicably easy to cry. The trust between father and son is also written delicately. The First Emperor clearly saw that something was wrong with his son, but chose not to ask. The scene where Huang Shigong throws his shoe and Zhang Liang appears blends historical allusions into the scene naturally. In short, this is a cool story about a young man from Qin who cheats but is not outrageous, and how he changes his life against the odds through stupid kung fu and true feelings.

This idea is okay, it's the title of the novel. If I hadn't suddenly noticed that the introduction was about Qin Shihuang, I would have skipped it [face covering]. Finally, after reading the author's thoughts, I realized that it couldn't be changed.

The CP-free party is ecstatic! There are no messy emotional lines throughout the whole process, and it's really fun to concentrate on historical imagination. The setting of "Fu Su Soul Travel III" to watch the First Emperor is really novel. After watching it, I couldn't help but feel sorry for the father and son. I read 300,000 words in one go, without any delay. The unit drama format is also very suitable for reading in fragmented time. I recommend it to all sisters who like ancient words and imagination!

The soul body of Fusu experienced the rise and fall of the Qin Dynasty, witnessed the unification of the First Emperor to the fall of the empire, and traveled through the Three Kingdoms and the Ming Dynasty to understand the relationship between father, son, monarch and minister. With the help of the will of future generations, he can reverse time, return to accompany the emperor on his eastward tour, break through the changes in the sand dunes, and rewrite the fate of the Qin Dynasty. The plot is ups and downs, affectionate and full of historical charm.

In so many histories, the First Emperor and Fusu are the most difficult to reconcile. I thank the author for making me satisfied in the novel.

I really like the setting of Fusu's Rebirth, but the inner monologue is too long and too long. It always repeats the father's love from three generations, which kind of affects the viewing experience. I skipped it and watched it. I hope there will be more plot later.

A very interesting and worth reading novel

I read it all in one go, it's so well written! [Bookshelf plus one][Grass has been planted]