A Thousand-Year-Old Clan: Starting by Persuading Liu Bei to Abandon Xuzhou

This combination of rewriting history and later evaluation is very interesting. What's a bit bad is that you can't complete the simulation in one go and give a general evaluation, but one section after another, inexplicably separated, and if you calculate it like this, the evaluation will be refreshed every time, which is very weird...

This book is simply perfect. This is the second book on the same theme that I have read since reading "Building a Millennium Family from the Western Zhou Dynasty". It feels much better than that one. Although that book was a pioneering work, the author gave Ji Luo too many tricks, and it started too early. The author has been limited to the current territory of China, which led to readers' reaction that the writing collapsed since the Three Kingdoms, so that it was unfinished. But I didn't stick to Three Kingdoms because it was boring. And this book feels like a perfect ending to the regret of that pioneering book. First of all, the author is not too open-minded, which is good. This leaves a lot of room for further development. Secondly, and most importantly, the author has a great layout and a great imagination, which perfectly satisfies the readers' desire for the Chinese nation to strive for world hegemony. It captures the excitement of the readers, the plot is also very innovative, and the development of the situation exceeds the readers' expectations. The same theme basically has no meal replacement. Finally, the author has a good grasp of the rhythm. This is very difficult in male novels. I abandoned that pioneering work because the battle line was too long and the plot was too slow. But this book doesn't have this problem at all. And what makes readers feel the most is that you actually put a map, my God! I finally no longer have to study the world map with a half-baked geography level and still be confused. For this reason I will always support you. And there are pictures drawn by Da Da himself, which really made me cry to death. Moreover, I listened to the readers' advice and added watching the movie. It was so touching. Come on!

It's a rare breath of fresh air in Tomato. It's very beautiful and has no big bugs. History changes step by step in the hands of the protagonist, not all at once. It's good.

It's so well written. It's not like other novels. It wouldn't be written without the original history. It's a completely parallel world.

The author has his own systematic views on history, but judging from the chapters he has written now, the author has not fully grasped the social system in Chinese history. The conflicts in China's past dynasties are nothing more than central and local, imperial power and prime ministerial power. Imperial power and prime ministerial power are nothing more than decision-making, and approval and other powers are controlled within the court, but the central and local governments are more complicated. Generally speaking, it can be understood as the friction between large landowners and small landowners. The small landowners were initially country gentry landlords. After gaining access to power, they became local tycoons. After possessing power, they became aristocratic families. During the reform, the author overly wanted to express the resistance of the aristocratic families and ignored the enthusiasm of the gentry class. Simply speaking, the scientific examination system was largely driven by the active promotion of small landowners in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, who were eager to gain access to rights. There are other places where I won't give examples one by one. But overall, this book can be said to be a good product, and it is more thoughtful than most of Tomato's historical articles.

The author is really talented. His analysis is thorough and precise, and he can also bring empathy to the readers. Just looking at these 1,500 words, he scored 9.9 (There are always people who can't understand). It's easy to start with a stunning start, but difficult to maintain the follow-up. Good luck, author [sending heartfelt wishes] Every time I see a stunning beginning, I always worry about whether the following content can match the amazing beginning. Moreover, after the historical changes, it will test the author's understanding of history and politics, and he must have a grasp of the general trend of the world. Although the level is very high, the greater the expectations, the more afraid it will be. Come on, author!

Prime Minister Zhuge left without any regrets. This is enough. I give you five stars. Come on, author.

To be honest, the score just came out was a bit low. After reading the copy of this book, I was not interested the first time. However, I didn't expect that I opened this book for the second time. The logic is really strong and it is very comfortable to read. Even though I don't like to follow updates, I read it. I really like it. The protagonist in the article "I want to change my family" changes from this thought to "I want to change the foundation of the country" and works hard for the people and the future. I really like it, I hope the author will continue to update it

Don't know why the rating is so low. Strictly speaking, I am not actually a fan of the Three Kingdoms. My favorite dynasty in ancient times was the Ming Dynasty, but the author's writing made me more interested in the Three Kingdoms. From my personal subjective point of view, the small drawback is that the part in the early stage where the protagonist goes back to change history is not natural, the overall pace is too fast, and sometimes the amount of information is relatively large, but it is still acceptable. The author also has some skills, and his thinking about the system, development planning, and character creation are all good. It may not be rated as top-notch, but it is definitely a masterpiece so far. Come on, author [like][like][like]

This is the second time since I read Tomato that I have given a long-term reward to a book (although it was all for love), and the previous one has already been completed. Evaluation: It is extremely to my liking and has great literary talent. To me, this book has an imperial aspect. Anyway, congratulations, you found a treasure I may not be able to tip every day in the future, my phone will have to be handed in [crying]