Reminiscences of the Country and Mountains of Dai Qi

This is a book that I dare to highly recommend in Book Desolation Square without worrying about being ridiculed! [Sneaky laugh] I initially read this book because I wanted to understand the meaning of the sentence in the introduction, "He was born on the back of Liu Song's last flourishing Ming Dynasty", but unexpectedly I picked up a treasure trove! (I've read Chapter 13 so far) It's well said. It touches on food, clothing, housing and transportation during the Southern and Northern Dynasties, but it also brushes aside the tedious and over-embellished features of Fei Fei Fei AI! Both civil and military! I guess the author has less exposure because the main character is still young, but there are some initial clues!

I saw Chapter 25. This book is very well written. It needs to be logical and logical, and it needs to be verified and verified. It is just not suitable for Tomato. I can see that the author is very careful in writing, but it is too dry and boring. It is not very different from reading history books. The characters appear so densely that those who don't know much about history may not know what they are talking about or who these characters are. This is not a criticism, but it is true that no one will read history books to read novels. I like this background and setting very much. I hope the author's next novel can be closer to the novel.

Give yourself a review and feel good about yourself [laughing and crying]

As one of Tomato's rare historical novels about the Northern and Southern Dynasties, the author has some research evidence, at least nothing that transcends time and space or transcends productivity. The development of the protagonist is also not delayed, ensuring a sense of enjoyment. The war scenes are written more vividly. The most important thing is that both the protagonist and the supporting characters have brains because they have references, which is rare. All in all, this is a good historical novel, and you can also learn some historical knowledge. It is highly recommended.

The writing is really good, the subject matter is niche, and the content is detailed. It is not like an AI man-machine (the author has at least put a lot of effort into polishing it). It will be a piece of cake for those who like the partial history of the Southern and Northern Dynasties. The author's historical knowledge is qualified, the content is detailed and not outrageous, and the image of historical figures has not been significantly changed. The protagonist is currently in his 30s, working as a loyal minister at the border, and is about to kill the emperor. Once the old emperor dies, the protagonist will be able to take off after the clan rebellion (it is estimated that he can become emperor before the age of 40).

I've finished reading it, from the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. Finally, he told me about time travel to fill the hole where he seemed to have had wisdom since childhood. High-achieving students are knowledgeable, strong-willed, supported by their families, appreciated by leaders, able to handle interpersonal relationships well, and have great personality charm. The times create heroes, accept Zen and establish the great Chu, and then unify the world.

It's pretty good. There aren't any particularly radical or unrealistic reforms. The plot is also very interesting.

A very well written and refreshing article about Xiao Qi in the Southern Dynasties. Gu Huai's growth process goes through all the events from the late Liu Song Dynasty to Xiao Qi. There are not only the machinations of the monarchs and ministers, the confrontation and alliance between the nobles and the royal family, but also the national justice and the desperate confrontation between the Southern and Northern Dynasties. Worth reading.

It's very interesting. From the perspective of a high-ranking disciple, it witnesses the turmoil of the Southern and Northern Dynasties. It is close to historical data. It is a very good historical novel.

The pace should be considered a bit slow, suitable for reading in one sitting) When I read it earlier, I felt like a steady flow of water. (Although I only saw the front) The protagonist has that child prodigy feel. The author has revealed the time travel in some words, but he didn't mention it before, so maybe it can be ignored? Written from the age of five, some character values ​​gradually formed smoothly. The character portrayals I see now are pretty good. The description and explanation of some current events are not too abrupt. Forget it, it makes me even more sad when I look at it like this.)

Very good. Although sometimes you can see that there is AI assistance, it is much better than those that use AI entirely. You can see that most of them are still done by hand. The tone of today's AI dramas is the same no matter what the content is.

A rare novel about the Northern and Southern Dynasties period. Although there is no explicit text saying that it is a time-travel novel, it occasionally hints that the protagonist has some unexplained knowledge. The whole story tells the story of the rise of a high-ranking disciple. There is no cheating or black technology. It is just how a person works hard and makes good use of the family's resources to rise up in the court and gain power. The logic is clear and there is no sense of contradiction when reading. It's like reading a biography of a real person. The whole book did not disappoint me. The author used many historical figures and fictional characters very well. The narrative style made me feel that this was the history of another parallel world at times. The ending is also satisfactory. After unification, simply narrate the subsequent story of the protagonist and end it. This is also closer to reality. At the same time, the plot will not be forced to drag out when there is no content.

A rare historical novel about the Southern Qi period. The protagonist Gu Huai studied at a young age, entered the official career as a young man, and gradually became the governor of Yongzhou. It is currently being updated. Let's see how the protagonist can stand on his own behalf for Qi. Does the protagonist also have to build a pillar?

The writing is still very good. I hope Prince Consort Gu can regain the Central Plains as soon as possible!

I really recommend it. It's a book about an unpopular subject. It's so well written that I found it by accident. I couldn't stop at all. Sometimes I have to search for it. It really adds to my knowledge.

This article is very good. I highly recommend you read it. I think what he writes is very true and many of his policies are also very useful. I feel that his character descriptions are very good, but I can't say anything else. I can only think of these words.

As a son of the Gu family in Wu County, the male protagonist carries out his career by relying on everything around him. It tells the history from the late Southern Song Dynasty to the Southern Qi Dynasty. In the novel, I saw many familiar historical figures like Chu Yuan.

The writing is really good, the pacing is well controlled, and it's very comfortable to read.

It's pretty good, has historical content and is logical.

The level is very high! At least Tomato is a top-notch writing style [Thinking]

It's very well written. Is unification finally achieved?

A rare book about the Southern and Northern Dynasties, with good writing.

Friends who have read it, please give it a thumbs up. Don't let a good book sink to the bottom. It's very interesting.

This is the level of a true writer!

A rare collection of texts from the Northern and Southern Dynasties that you can read

Very good, very good, ancient writings, the more you read, the more patient you become.

Not bad, not bad. The books on the Southern and Northern Dynasties, the Pre-Jin Dynasty, the Post-Jin Dynasty, and the Dynasty Qi Dynasty are both excellent works. Unfortunately, the data in this book are not as good as the other one, but the author carefully researched the information and the book he wrote is indeed good.

It's beautiful, I found it by accident, and once you get in, you can't get out. For those who are impatient to read through time-traveling intrigues, this book is good.

This is the first time I see a theme from this historical period on this platform. And it was about the Southern Dynasties, which gave me a lot of knowledge. I think it's well written.

It is a relatively rare time travel era, and there is no cheating or technological explosion. The writing is good, and it would be better if it was more vivid.