
An Unanswerable Stratagem from the Start: I Can Change Xiang Yu's Fate
开局无解阳谋,我项羽命运可逆
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 1d ago
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692Chapters
5.7kReads
8.4Score
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A very good Qin Dynasty novel. The funniest thing is that in order to let Zhu Bang get rid of Han Xin, Xiang Yu actually made up some rumors and nursery rhymes about Han Gaozu Han Xin and the Korean Dynasty. Now it seems that it is just the product of mindless worship.
A five-star masterpiece, it depicts the battle of wits and courage between Chu and Han from Xiang Yu's perspective. The writing style is truly in line with the historical figures. The writing is very good. The nursery rhymes such as "Mountains are water, Huai River is Yin, crotch humiliation, floating mother's grace, calling Qi King, serving all people... Korea is established, and Han Dynasty is prosperous" and so on, all reflect the author's quick thinking and delicate and accurate grasp of the characters of Han Xin, Liu Bang and other characters. I think the real score of this book should be 9.0 And above, instead of being maliciously suppressed by Tomato and setting the score at an unreasonable low level. This is undoubtedly a five-star masterpiece.
I am a fan of the Chu-Han War. I think this book is about time travel to the end of the Qin Dynasty. Among the historical novels, the analysis of the current situation is the most realistic and refreshing. Other novels all write that Xiang Yu died because of his bravery, recklessness, cruelty and cruelty. In fact, this was the ruler of the Han Dynasty who wanted to highlight Liu Bang's victory over the world. Xiang Yu was actually at a disadvantage during most of the entire Chu-Han War, and I think the Xiang Yu in this book (the first 200 chapters) is very close to the real Xiang Yu, but not like the brainless time travelers (those time travelers wrote about the Hongmen Banquet to kill Liu Bang, Xiang Yu in Guan Guan) After Xiang Yu was defeated, he crossed the Wu River and started over. I think the people who wrote these plots did not take the Chu-Han War seriously enough and were ignorant and inconsistent with reality.) It is impossible for Xiang Yu to kill Liu Bang after Liu Bang showed weakness during the Hongmen Banquet. Although Xiang Yu had 200,000 troops at this time, among them was Xiang Yu's personal soldiers. It is impossible to fight with less than 50,000 people. It is impossible for Qin and Chu's feud Xiang Yu to become king in Guanzhong (even if he does not kill 200,000 Qin troops). It is even more impossible to cross the river and reopen after the defeat of Wujiang. At this time, the Han has become a major trend and Xiang Yu's undefeated golden body is broken. It is impossible for enough people to follow him to fight against the Han. (In fact, if the time traveler (without system) is really allowed to transform into Xiang Yu, I think it is basically impossible for the time traveler to survive the Battle of Pengcheng)
The Chu and Han quarreled and forgot their surnames, only the soldiers and the overlords, the mountains and rivers were picturesque, and the concubines were so charming. Chu and Han had not yet decided who was the best in the world, but this book was already the best in the late Qin Dynasty. The author's writing style is very tense, and he outlines the romance of the late Qin Dynasty in a relaxed style. The conversation between Xiang Yu and the reader is particularly relaxed, the white gloves are silly and cute, the battlefield is grand and majestic, and the strategy points directly to people's hearts. The author's description of the conflict between Chu and Han conveys the weight of history, and uses a calm writing style to display the wisdom of the struggle for hegemony in troubled times, which is quite similar to that of Shi Naian and Luo Guanzhong.
Not too bad. Chen Ping deserves to die. Talents are needed in all aspects, but traitors are not included. If a traitor can jump repeatedly without dying, then there will be no pressure on him to betray.
It's nice to read, and the writing is very good, especially the ups and downs of the plot, which make you more and more tasteful the more you read it, which makes it more interesting to watch. Come on [like] [like] [like] [like] [like] [like] [like] [like] [like] Looking forward to it being exciting and good-looking
I searched a lot about Xiang Yu's time travel. There are several novels that I can't read after reading one or two chapters. Either the title is wrong, or the clothing described is wrong, which is simply unsightly. I have read this book for more than a hundred chapters, and it is really good. Whether it is logic, clothing, titles, or language, it is impeccable, but there are few comments. Come on author, Come on, the author loves to read, [like][like][like]
I read it in one day and half a night, absolutely a good book. It's a pity that I was born at the wrong time. Nowadays, few people will calm down and read this kind of slow-paced text. A battle of wits and courage, great writing!
It's very well written. I've finished reading it. Don't finish it. So far, the writing is great, keep up the good work and support the author
The wonderful Chu-Han struggle for hegemony, this is the charm of history