The Han Cauldron at the End of Jin: From Rescuing the Crown Princess to Reviving the Han Three Times
晋末汉鼎：从救太子妃到三兴大汉
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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It is a very rare book and the history is quite sophisticated. There is too little foreshadowing in the story, making it difficult to sympathize with the protagonist. The description of environmental scenes is too dense, which is not to say that it is not good, but it is inevitably unpalatable in a fast-paced reading environment, not to mention that it is more difficult to open up the situation in niche historical articles. It's a pity that the heroine didn't want Shi Chong's Green Pearl and Yifeng. As far as the reputation is concerned, it can be said that the author is the best in the two Jin platoons. The author also wrote 3 short articles to practice. He must have put a lot of effort into it. It is rare, so I support it with five stars. Therefore, in terms of story, heroine, etc., I rate it as low-end Jin Dynasty Changjian [face covering]
I think that we can add a protagonist because time travel has a photographic setting, so we can write the book "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" in advance and publish it vigorously. Even if you want to cooperate with the Eastern Jin Dynasty in the future, you can first vigorously publish it in Yizhou. The protagonist can invent horseshoes, black gunpowder, allicin, penicillin, curved plow and printing (block printing and movable type printing) in advance. For example, Champa rice from Vietnam can also be introduced to Yizhou. Moreover, in the future, we will focus on cultivating the heir, standardizing the heir's character, increasing the heir's ability, and establishing the heir system. Many problems in the Northern and Southern Dynasties were caused by the heir's lack of ability and character.
The plot is okay, except for a bit of a surprise at the beginning, but the rest is generally good and worthy of praise. If the novel advances the plot according to the content in the introduction, it will also be a good novel.
Well, objectively speaking, this book incorporates many elements of historical facts and romance, which I think is very good, because essentially it is a novel, and it needs to incorporate these well-known elements to make everyone want to read on. For example, the Qinglong Yanyue Sword, which we know does not exist in history, but a certain storyline in this book is the finishing touch. I'm not asking for help. Don't take my reading time as an excuse. I read the first 120 chapters seriously on the plane in two and a half hours plus standby time. The only flaw is the segmentation. This kind of segmentation is not bad in physical books, but it really looks very dragging in online novels, which makes people lose the patience to continue reading. I hope the author can improve it in the future.
It's okay, although the story about the princess mentioned earlier is a bit confusing. I'm looking forward to the follow-up direction, but I'm afraid that the new book will be difficult to live in. Come on! It's a pity to throw away the tasteless food. Tonight's slogan is, seal it up! Wait and see if you have the chance!
Although this book is slow to gain popularity, the writing style is really good. The plot is also very good in the third volume. I hope the author will continue to work hard. Don't be a eunuch. It is too rare to use Jin as the starting point to promote Han Dynasty. I love to read it [sneaky smile] [send heartfelt]
From the beginning to the end, you realize how big a game the author is playing. Every one of them is indispensable. It's all foreshadowing. Just one word, like it and that's it!
Except for the plot, which is a bit off-putting, it is also quite sophisticated. One thing is that Liu Kun would not agree to revive the Han Dynasty under any circumstances. It is impossible for him to let the protagonist develop alone, and Liu Kun's character problems are not reflected in the protagonist's book.
The concept is very clever, and the character settings are particularly three-dimensional.
The writing is smooth and the details are in place. It can be seen that the author put great care into it.