Sky Screen: Civilization Begins With Geopolitical Determinism

This is the first time I read a good story about the history of the human world. I have long been tired of reading stories about Chinese history. The writing is not bad, and everyone's reactions are quite realistic. They are not exaggerated and embarrassing reactions, and there are no embarrassing jokes that are difficult to explain in one sentence, such as "dragon, phoenix, pig" and "charming ancestor". There are many things that can be written about human history and world history. If you keep writing, you will definitely get good results.

The angle is quite novel, but there are a lot of embellishments. It just embellishes the geographical factors in a relatively general and abstract way with gorgeous words. It looks beautiful, but that's all it is. It does read like a travel promotional film. The disadvantage is that there is no 1234 analysis of how geography affects and shapes different civilizations. But that's normal. This is just a novel, not a popular science book or a thesis.

It does not fall into the trap of always focusing on the achievements of a certain emperor and exaggerating. Instead, it looks at the world and seriously analyzes the differences among civilizations. I think it is a masterpiece worth reading. Nowadays, when various novels praising certain emperors (I won't name them) are very popular, this novel can be called a refreshing novel.

The content of the movie is very novel, and the writing is not amateurish. Although the screening content is a bit too gorgeous, maybe it is to describe the feeling of a documentary. The proportion of watching movies and ancient people is quite good. The author must not write about watching movies but not about ancient people. Overall, it's a better movie among Tomato movies. Also, each chapter has a lot of words so far. It looks very enjoyable.

Nice. There are basically no old plot points that people are tired of seeing in other Tianmu novels. The content of the marquee is related to human civilization and literature, rather than focusing on a certain historical figure or historical event. There is an ancient Chinese perspective and there are perspectives from other countries. The characters' reactions are really unremarkable. Like(๑•̀ㅂ•́)و✧

Okay, okay, the writing is very good and logical, and there is no big problem listening to the whole thing (I am a book listener) I really like this kind of rigorous novel. It feels like knowledge is flowing into my mind. Please support me.

Well, this is the most fair book about history that I have read so far. There is no antagonism between men and women, and there is no arrogance between civilizations. It clearly explains the advantages and disadvantages of civilizations. The most important point is that it is the only novel I have seen so far that talks about multiple civilizations. Many civilizations regard Chinese civilization as a myth and the other so-called three major civilizations as rubbish. But in fact, Chinese civilization is many years later than them, and there are more than four major civilizations in the world. Great Civilization is just a way of boosting self-confidence during the Republic of China. This is a self-deprecating rumor. I don't know why many people like to say this. Many canopy novels of the same type can only be read selectively and pick the one you like. But this person is different and can finish it completely.

The video is so powerful, and everyone's reactions are very real. The perspective is not limited to emperors and generals, but also describes many people in the market.

There are special chapters to write follow-up, which is much better than those who only know how to talk. I don't understand. Isn't this kind of novel about the reaction and influence of the ancients? Readers are curious about what kind of changes will be brought to the ancients, not just listening to them say a few words and sighing. But most of these novels are basically just words. After reading a few chapters, you can basically know what the urine is next. I think the author can write more dialogues with foreigners when talking about Chinese civilization and what impact it has on them and what they will do because of it. Instead of talking about Chinese civilization, basically only Chinese people speak, and only when talking about foreign civilizations will there be a few foreigners speaking. There will definitely be inaccuracies and errors in the history of this type of novel. This is unavoidable. All we can do is try to reduce the errors as much as possible. Clicking on the comments every time and watching those people point out the errors is also learning history in disguise. I read a 9:00-minute story before and it was read by hundreds of thousands of people. I thought it was so good. But after reading more than a dozen chapters, I realized that it was either bragging about the emperor or talking about the scandals of the dynasty, and then it was just familiar talk. I don't know what's so interesting about this. Finally, I have high hopes for this novel. Good luck, author [laughs]

The writing is very good, but it seems a bit brain-burning 😂 It's not the content that is brain-burning. The video is indeed interesting, but there are too many long and difficult sentences and rhetorical modifications, making it difficult to read.