
My Father, Murong Chui
我的父亲慕容垂
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 502k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 9mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
Other names
- I, Murong Nong, Summon My Father and Brothers to Xuanwu Gate我,慕容农,请父兄玄武门见了Alternate title on Fanqie
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A very good historical article, which describes the truth and cruelty of the Sixteen Kingdoms period, as well as the waves and magnificence of the turbulent era. In ancient times, when heroes raised armies, they started by colluding with the powerful and ascending to the top to make a cry. They did not start by cultivating the land to help the poor and let the common people have enough to eat!
I must come to the Xuanwu Gate Incident. I want to see Murong Bao and Murong Lin shot to death.
A historical time travel article with no system or plug-ins. What is particularly rare is that many details are taken from real history, such as Zhang Xiang and Murong Shao's horse theft, etc. After reading dozens of chapters, I can't distinguish the boundary between history and fiction. The author's writing skills are amazing. Furthermore, from Murong's perspective, there is also depth to the debate between hardness and softness in handling the conflict between Hu and Han. After Chapter 100, the pace slows down. I can't see the planning and analysis, and I'm confused.
The writing is quite good. Regardless of nationality, the protagonist does have the ability and means to understand the north, and the complex political ecology of that dark period is well written. Although there is no system, the protagonist rises up from the front and relies on a group of small tribes to defeat Shi Yue. It is indeed a bit exaggerated, but there are many exaggerations in history that are more exaggerated than this. This is nothing.
This is the first time I have seen a story about the Murong family, and the story is so vivid, come on
It is a good article. In my opinion, it can be compared with The Prince of the Southern Dynasties. That one is more literary and sophisticated, and this article has better descriptions of battlefields and human nature. This is a historical novel that I like to read. It gives me the sense of seeing a real sword flash right in front of my eyes.
It's good-looking, decisive in killing, in line with the background of the times, and the writing is quite realistic, unlike the kind of three-good student writing style [please take a closer look]
Such a good book, why is the rating so low??
Nowadays, there are more and more books about the Jin Dynasty. This one about traveling through Murong is also good. Liangcao
The writing is good, but it is basically impossible to be popular. How dare a foreigner steal the treasure [awkward laughter]