
Back to Yelang to Be a Prince
回夜郎当王爷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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Prince Yelang led the people of all ethnic groups in Yelang to fight against the huge Han Dynasty, deal with the covetous King of Dian, and open up the Nanyang trade routes. He was the founder of the Southern Silk Road! As a time traveler, Lin Feng relied on the knowledge reserves of future generations as the foundation. When Yelang's life and death were at stake, he left Annan and finally occupied the Strait of Malacca, opening up territory for the Chinese nation and passing on the torch of Yelang's ethnic groups. He contributed his life's hard work and wisdom! The most valuable thing about this book is that in the process of struggle of various ethnic groups, it reproduces the blood and tears in the process of integration of the Chinese nation! Let Yelang culture, Yelang spirit, and Yelang fighting spirit come to life on paper, and from the perspective of a time traveler, it shows the magnificent iron-blooded history of the people of all ethnic groups in Yelang!
The southwest is full of tribal customs, which is different from the stereotype of traveling through the Central Plains. It is fast-paced and full of conflicts. From farming and countering rebellion to shipbuilding and sailing, the more you follow it, the more addictive it becomes. The characters are vivid and unremarkable, and the lines of family and country + growth lines run parallel, and the more you watch, the more you get into it.
Readers who like to travel through history, especially those who are interested in the culture of southwest ethnic minorities and the ancient country of Yelang. It is recommended to follow up from the first chapter to feel Lin Fengfeng's step-by-step process from Jiucaiping to the peak of power. Every chapter has new surprises. It's so good (ω) and exciting, I keep reading it!!!
The soul of a doctor of archeology has passed through Gu Yelang, and he is stirring up trouble in the southwest with his modern knowledge! Performing extraordinary feats, building trade routes, and protecting the people, the plot is compact and satisfying, and the national righteousness is intertwined with Yelang's character. The more you read, the more you get hooked.
The novel is a good read and the story is cleverly conceived. The starting point is Jiucaiping, Yelang Ancient Country, and Zangdajiang River in Hezhang County, Guizhou. These place names themselves have a strong mysterious color, and the opening chapter is attractive and novel. The protagonist, Lin Feng, is a doctor of archeology. After time travel, he not only integrated into the local tribe, but also integrated modern knowledge of terraced agriculture, navigation technology, and business concepts into the Yelang civilization. This writing method that combines knowledge dimensionality reduction with regional culture is both logical and full of imagination. In particular, the description of elements such as Leek Kung Fu, Bamboo King's Ancestor Worship, and Bronze Soul Sent, allows the fictional cultivation system to echo with the real historical background, adding to the richness of the story. It is recommended to read.
The author combines modern knowledge with the historical customs of ethnic minorities in southwest China. The protagonist Lin Feng uses medical, military and other wisdom to survive and rise in ancient adversity. The plot is relaxed and smooth, with interlocking strategic layouts and delicate emotional descriptions. The characters are vividly created. Lin Feng's wisdom, courage and calmness, the loyalty and simplicity of his friends from all ethnic groups, and the multi-faceted characters all appear to be more realistic. The content incorporates multiple elements such as history, martial arts, and navigation. It has a broad layout and has both cultural heritage and reading interest. It is a sincere work that is solid and durable. 👍👍
This book tells the story of Lin Feng, a doctor of archaeology, who traveled to Yelang Kingdom. It is quite interesting. From a rescued stranger, he gradually established himself in the local area relying on modern knowledge and medical skills, and finally became a prince. Watching him use scientific methods to treat diseases, use wisdom to fight wars, unite all ethnic groups, and become stronger step by step, the process is very solid, and it is not exaggerated to read. The story is set in the southwest region, with local characteristics, and the fighting and plotting are crisply written. Overall, it is a time-travel novel that is easy to read and a little bit satisfying. 👍👍👍👍
The brain circuit set up in this book is strange. From the archaeological doctor falling from the sky on Jiucaiping to the intersection of fate, Han Qi is very good. The top of Jiucaiping in Wendao and Xinjian made me want to laugh a little, but it was really good-looking, and the protagonist felt a bit awakened. There are also many Han envoys who appear in this book. The second volume is more special. Most of them are large-scale battles, and they are more emotionally sad. It is indeed good to find a man-made boat as a good choice. A good book worth reading! 😎
The rhythm of the plot is relaxed and moderate, including the thrilling game of Wumeng's dangerous journey, and the portrayal of people's livelihood line established by the medical office in search of medicine in the mountains. It not only relies on the sense of power and intrigue, but also has real details of tribal development, which is very pyrotechnics. The world view is carefully laid out, and the description of customs such as the Bamboo King of the Yelang tribe, such as worshiping ancestors and fighting to establish power, makes the fictional tribal world seem real and tangible.
This is a time-travel novel that is easy to decompress and has cultural heritage. It uses the perspective of a modern doctor to unlock the bloody counterattack of the ancient Yelang Kingdom. It has an interesting beginning of the doctor descending from Jiucaiping, and a magnificent follow-up of conquering the ocean to engage in trade. The follow-up experience is quite enjoyable!