Choose a Hero to Change History? Wait, I Will Pass Away First

The most rare thing about this book is that under the refreshing feeling of "changing history", there is a deep thinking about "inheritance". The protagonist Xi's confident time travel is not only to rewrite regrets, but also to let heroes of different eras understand that the civilization they protect has never been cut off. The intertwining of personal obsessions and the righteousness of family and country makes every character vivid and three-dimensional. There is no suspended halo, only real struggle and perseverance. When you read it, you will find that those distant historical figures are actually just like us, trying their best to protect the light in their hearts.

This is a historical time travel article that combines rigorous textual research with refreshing imagination. The author has a solid foundation. From the "Liu Dian of the Tang Dynasty" to the details of the Qin Dynasty, from the shape of the Mo knife to the usage of the divine arm bow, everything can withstand scrutiny. The protagonist, Gao Zizi, travels back in time with modern jokes and summons heroes to make up for historical regrets such as the Battle of Anxi. The righteousness of family and country and personal emotions are naturally and sincerely intertwined, allowing readers to understand the weight and regrets of history in a hilarious and passionate way.

The author Jiuxuan uses an anti-routine idea to play new tricks on the "Resurrection + Summoning" system. The protagonist Xi Zhi is confident that every time he travels back and forth, he will make up for his regrets, but he will get nothing at the beginning. He relies on resurrecting his armor five times in exchange for the opportunity to summon the boss, allowing historical heroes such as the Baifa soldiers of the Tang Dynasty and the Nanming defender to turn the tide for him. This setting of "I will die first, and the boss will fight for me" breaks away from the cliché of the protagonist being unparalleled, and deconstructs historical regrets in a humorous way. Every "death" becomes an opportunity to summon legends, allowing readers to touch the weight of history in a refreshing way, which not only relieves stress easily, but also hides awe of history. Good books are worth collecting and enjoying them slowly during the rest of your time!

The story is rich and colorful, the characters are interesting, and the plot is ups and downs. It's very good, five-star praise! ! ! ! ! !

The author's textual research after each chapter is very attentive. The Mo Dao from the Tang Dynasty, the bronze mirror from the Qin Dynasty, and the divine arm bow from the Song Dynasty. The shape and usage of the objects are consistent with historical facts, and the sources of historical figures and allusions are also written.

It writes history, reconstructs history, and writes it vividly and meticulously. It quotes a lot of classics, highlights the profound cultural heritage, and integrates storytelling, literature, and science. It is wonderful and is a good book worthy of long-term appreciation.

The historical figures written by the author are super beautiful, making up for all the regrets of historical heroes, and the systematic imagination writing is super exciting. The writing is lively and lively. The characters are vivid, detailed, and the emotions are nuanced. Worth a look. I can't stop looking so good.

The author's classical Chinese skills are unparalleled! The "Ten Sins" in the original "Essay on Discussing the Yuan Dynasty" are clearly listed. The crime is written with blood in every word, and the writing is sonorous and powerful. It not only has the solemnity of the ancients' prose, but also is full of the sorrow and anger of the family and the country. Reading it is like seeing the brushstrokes of civil servants, and there is no trace of modern creation at all. It is amazing!

At the beginning of Yue Fei's defense of Qiuci, the tragedy of "being born as a soldier of the Tang Dynasty and dying as a ghost of Hehuang" is intertwined with the passion of Yue Fei's army to "serve the country with loyalty". The description of the battlefield not only restores the details of historical facts, but is also full of appeal.

The balance between personal emotions and the interests of family and country is so good! Xi is confident that his concern for his family, the personal obsession of historical figures, and the righteousness of protecting his homeland and inheriting civilization are intertwined. His emotions are sincere and not empty.

The "Nine Meanings" and "Ten Theory" are based on articles written by Xin Qiji himself. The writing is rigorous and the arguments are sufficient. It is completely in line with the style of memorials of the scholar-bureaucrats in the Song Dynasty. The author has a good command of ancient literary styles.

The research on historical details is very good. "Liu Dian of the Tang Dynasty" examines the characteristics of garrison soldiers, the Qin law "cut off fingers for wrong words" and the usage of the divine arm bow in the Song Dynasty. Every detail can withstand scrutiny, and it can be seen that the author has put in a lot of effort.

The protagonist Xi Zixin has a good growth line. From a retired programmer who just wants to lie down and take a vacation, to actively inheriting historical beliefs and understanding the "Chinese character" through time and time travel, the character transformation is naturally not blunt.

Yes, I hope the author will continue to create such excellent historical novels [laughing]

It's a different book. The characters in it are both familiar and unfamiliar, and the storyline is novel. You can't put it down after reading it. It's worth continuing to read [Like]

The setting of the historical butterfly effect is very reasonable, and the author's setting can withstand scrutiny. Changing the Battle of Anxi to allow the Guiyi Army to regain Hexi in advance, and revising the Battle of Yashan to allow the Fire of the Song Dynasty to cross south are not forced perfections, but deductions that conform to the logic of historical data.

I accidentally clicked on this historical fantasy novel. It tells a grand story in which the protagonist summons important figures from various eras to come on stage to solve the historical regrets of an era. It is full of fun and has a strong sense of history. The author has his own ideas. The story is rich and exciting, the plots are interlocking, and the writing is delicate and smooth. It is worth reading!

The author's writing style is exquisite and very well written. Through the protagonist Xi's confident time travels, he shows a large number of historical facts, making us feel the regrets in history and the national character. We are deeply impressed by the author's skills. He will continue to follow up and receive five-star praise!

The process of the protagonist summoning heroes to turn the tide is very exciting, and at the same time it strictly follows historical logic - changing the Battle of Anxi to allow the Guiyi Army to regain Hexi in advance, and revising the Battle of Yashan to allow the Fire of the Song Dynasty to cross south. This is not a forced perfection of a brainless novel, but a rigorous deduction based on historical data. The balance between cool points and textual research is perfect.

This is a historical fantasy novel. The author writes fluently, has clear ideas, complete story structure, and detailed character descriptions!

Good, good, very good

Every mission is exciting. Each mission ends with a new historical Easter egg. Xi's confident next time travel is full of unknowns, making people want to follow the follow-up plot.

The protagonist's rants are too down-to-earth. The modern memes of "bald tribe" and "Party A's demands for change" collide with scenes of ancient wars, palaces, farmland, etc. To create wonderful sparks, adding a sense of immersion and interest.

Good book, good book! Highly recommended, very interesting, five-star recommendation! !

The plot has ups and downs, the rhythm is relaxed, there are exciting turns, and there are also delicate and soft emotions. It is very beautiful to watch.

The protagonist's "failed five kills" ranged from falling into the toilet to being thrust into the buttocks by a flagpole. Every time he traveled through time, it was terrible to watch. It formed a strong contrast with the highlights of the historical figures behind him, and the rhythm was just right.

The scene description, especially the description of the battlefield, is superb. The wind and sand of Gujiseong City, the beacon fire of Boryeongseong City, and the waves of Yashan... With just a few strokes, a scene with a strong sense of atmosphere is sketched out, which is full of imagery.

The double regret setting is great! Not only did it change the historical tragedies of Anxi Baifa Soldiers and Yashan Song Army, but it also allowed summoned characters such as Yue Fei and Han Xin to make up for their own regrets, achieving double perfection. ! ! !

The small characters are vividly depicted, including the new recruits of the Divine Arm Gong Camp, the old Confucian scholar who protects the book, and the Mo Dao Shou who died in the battle. Even the supporting characters are all flesh and blood, adding warmth to the grand historical narrative.

This is actually a historical novel! The author's writing is very good! Highly recommended!