Five Dynasties: Capturing Yelü Deguang Alive from the Start

This book is a good historical text, and its time point is the relatively rare mid-Five Dynasties. Historically, it is a few years before the demise of the Later Jin Dynasty. It is neither related to the struggle for hegemony between Liang and Jin before the Five Dynasties or in the early stage (many novels will start at this time point, and reading too much will cause reading fatigue). It is also before the establishment of the Later Zhou Dynasty. There is a regret (the Later Zhou Dynasty) The Jin lost its glory to the Later Tang Dynasty and ceded Yanyun) but there is hope that it can be changed (the demise of the Later Jin Dynasty is still a bit regretful, the Central Plains was plundered by the Khitan, the imperial court was destroyed... Causing a lot of losses); and the most important thing is that the author's book is very solid, and the depth is unmatched by most historical texts. I hope more people will read it 💕

The author writes well and logically. The time traveler has modern skills but is moderately logical. The novel will be richer if relevant historical events, characters, major battles, and relationships between characters are introduced.

The writing is very good. I rarely give book reviews, so I gave this book 5 stars. The interesting thing about this book is that the protagonist captures Yelu Deguang alive, which directly leads to a serious butterfly effect throughout the Five Dynasties. Although history is trying to return to its track, careerists are also following the trend. What feels especially real is that after the protagonist has accomplished several great feats with his soldiers, and usually does not treat his subordinates badly, his subordinates still want to kill the commander, or fail to fight, forcing the protagonist to keep killing. It is very different from other novels. Other novels do not describe the cruel and domineering people below the fifth generation. This one is very intuitive. In Chen Congjin's book, the protagonist himself is the one who defeats his superiors, but his direct subordinates are very calm. In this book, all my direct subordinates are restless, which of course has something to do with the fact that the protagonist is young and has a low official position.

The description of the battlefield is outstanding and very well written. It is the best online article about ancient war scenes.

It's rare to see Five Generations, and it's even rarer to have such good writing. I enjoyed reading it all in one afternoon😍

It is considered a masterpiece. The author can insist on updating this achievement, which is quite impressive.

Well written, the plot is compact.

Thumbs up for chapters 87 and 88. Zhao Kuangyin is a sinner through the ages. The author's writing is like flowing water, the writing is well-founded, the plot is exciting, and the language is humorous. Maintain the standard, the best book in history.

It describes all kinds of madness in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. Both the protagonist's subordinates and the enemies are mad and rebelling. It is not like other protagonists who have mind control over their subordinates 🤦

Author, come on, come on