
I Opened a Travel Agency, but All My Customers Are from Ancient Times
开了一家旅行社,客人竟全是古人
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- Completed
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- 607k Words
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- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High-Concept
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- 1mo ago
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Other names
- A Tour Group Through Ten Thousand Dynasties Takes Zhuge Liang to Wuhou Shrine万朝旅行团,带诸葛亮逛武侯祠Alternate title on Fanqie
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🤭 Sure, if Han Xin and Zhuge Liang knew each other, that would be a bit unbelievable.
It's still being serialized! But it's quite good; it doesn't follow the formulaic, predictable plots found online. In the past, many historical figures introduced in modern times started with Qin Shi Huang, Liu Che, or Li Shimin… This one, however, introduces other historical figures first, which is refreshing.
It's very well written. I didn't expect this kind of historical figure time-travel novel to be so wonderful. To be honest, it's quite touching. Some of the plots resonate with history. The author's writing skills are impressive.
"Especially Liu Shan, who couldn't help but raise the corners of his mouth and kept muttering to himself." "Restore the Han Dynasty, may it flourish ever greater! Restore the Han Dynasty, may it flourish ever greater!..." Just based on that sentence, he'll definitely receive rave reviews.
It's really good, just too short! I didn't read much before it was over. I don't usually read historical fiction, but I was able to keep reading this one. I really like it and hope the author doesn't give up! 😘
It's alright. Although I have some reservations about the fact that the depiction of the Three Kingdoms still follows the style of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, it's not a big problem. It feels like going back to when I watched "The Most Chaotic Era in History," the themes were basically the same.
It's quite good, the rating is too low. It has both warmth and passion, and the lingering sense of regret that comes from knowing the course of history but still being unable to reverse it. For example, Jing Ke and Wen Tianxiang; there are also those who turn the tide and leave no regrets, like Emperor Chongzhen and Emperor Zhao Gou; and there are those who, although they try to save the day, are not perfect, like Su Shi (Su Dongpo). It's really excellent.
Well, it's written with a lot of emotion, which makes up for many regrets. Keep up the good work, author! I hope it gets better and better.
The novel's overall pacing is excellent and the characters are well-developed and relatable. However, some plot twists feel a bit abrupt, and the reactions of ancient people to modern things are somewhat lacking. The foreshadowing and development of details are also insufficient. Overall, it's a work with many highlights, but there's still room for improvement.
It seems like a bunch of amazing writers have come to Tomato lately; there are so many better ones now. I finished reading it in one go—it was great!