I Watch Short History Videos, and the Ancients Conquer the World

I am Shennong, this is a poisonous weed

This is the smoothest Tianmu novel I have read so far. Your Ming Dynasty share is too much, right?

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The Palaeolian dynasty was not that bad. It is pure nonsense to say that except for Constantine XI, everything else was nothing. The glory of Michael VIII, the dying struggle of Andronikos III, Yo5 cleaning up the mess left by Yo6, looking for help everywhere, Man II, Yo8 and Eleven using all means to revive Rome. The only ones in the Ba Dynasty were An Er and Yue Liu. An Er was the biggest thorn in the side. An Er lost Xiaoya, and Yue Liu turned Eastern Rome into a Byzantine city-state. Not to mention that the Queen Mother forced Yue Liu to rebel. After all, Yue Liu would not say in his autobiography that he wanted to rebel.

The author says that Alexander existed, which means that the author agrees with Western records that Alexander conquered China, and he conquered China with a spear more than ten meters long.

The writing is quite confusing, and then Li Shimin actually doesn't know the dangers of clan influence and starts to become more and more intelligent.

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Lots of typos

I am not objectively deducting 1 star. It is a relatively good work (in terms of entertainment). However, it is not enough to take the content of the book as true, such as the views on late Confucianism and pseudo-historical theory (what I am talking about is normal, such as the refutation of the group of people who promote that the longest Western spear is more than seven meters long and is more than ten meters long) and the Yongle Grand Ceremony and the Tiangong Opening. The view of things is still diode (perhaps it was influenced by some people's cross-talk everywhere). For example, I remember that the propaganda of Tiangong Kaiwu at first was to promote his scientific and technological contributions, and then it became the propaganda that Tiangong Kaiwu had nuclear weapons, and the Yongle Dadian was promoted to contain the achievements of civilization (the achievements of the group of civilizations in the East influenced by Confucianism), and then suddenly it became the Yongle Dadian to be the origin of all things. But I don't know who specifically said that and what benefits they had from saying that.

As for Tianmuwen, whether it is high or low is not good. What everyone looks at is the selection of materials, and then official history and unofficial history are mixed in. Many original videos have obvious personal emotional attributes, and the author also has subjective tendencies. You can judge for yourself.