The National Destiny Chessboard: From Old Zhao Yun to Riding Across Japan
国运棋局：从老年赵云到马踏东瀛
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- National Fate: After Three Years of Silence, I Start with a Legendary Old Zhao Yun国运：沉寂三年开局王炸老年赵云Alternate title on Fanqie
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Perhaps it's just my personal bias. At first, I was a little annoyed that the protagonist seemed to be handing over every single character to the First Emperor. But then I realized, where else in the world could there be an emperor with such a comprehensive grasp of the situation, such great talent and foresight? The protagonist is indeed patriotic and incredibly learned.
It's wonderful, absolutely wonderful! The author's descriptions are excellent, the writing is superb, and the portrayal of each character is superb. I remember when I read the first chapter about Han Xin, I even felt a lump in my throat. It's so good, please update more! It feels like it started strong but declined in quality.
I have a suggestion for this book: when summoning characters, the protagonist should loudly proclaim the achievements and titles of the summoned characters, for example, in the following format: Standing before you is the Grand Commandant, Minister of Works, Minister of the Imperial Secretariat, Grand Chancellor, Minister of the Imperial Secretariat, Minister of the Imperial Secretariat of…
Those who haven't read much history can take a look, but those who have read even a little history probably won't be able to get through more than a few chapters.
Wonderful! I can enjoy reading even during periods when I don't like books.
It's well-written, but the pacing could be faster. I've read books like this before, but they were too slow and drawn out, so I didn't read them.
It's good-looking, enjoyable to watch, and exhilarating.
It's very meaningful; it's not some mindless piece of writing.
The article is excellent, with a novel concept and unique subject matter, showing great potential. I hope the author will continue to work hard and not abandon the project prematurely, so as not to waste such a good subject matter. I recommend it to everyone. You can take a look.
It's a good book, but many readers, including some who are considered "spiritual Japanese," dislike the brutal killings of their favorite characters like Caesar, Alexander, and Miyamoto Musashi, which lowered the score. The author's writing is still very good, and the book contains many of the author's own insightful and whimsical observations, making it both interesting and thought-provoking. It's a rare book about the fate of the nation.