Others traveled through the Three Kingdoms, fell in love with the famous generals, talked to the counselors, had a golden finger at their side, and were born to be the overlords.
Only he came through time and space with empty hands:
No system, no inheritance, no gift of photographic memory;
The modern history that I studied so hard in Han Chuang cannot remember the details, cannot accurately calculate the variables, and is useless in troubled times.
His only trump card is to see clearly all the detours, pitfalls and lessons learned that a thousand years of civilization has experienced.
Trying to persuade people to avoid disaster only messes up the geopolitical situation; trying to save people with kindness only leads to greater war.
Butterflies flutter their wings, God's will is unpredictable, and mediocre people never dare to change things.
Don't fight for hegemony, don't go against nature, don't be a hero in troubled times.
Just be an ordinary person who is sober in the torrent, take the lessons learned for thousands of years, be careful every step of the way, keep your heart and live steadily in the Shura field of the Three Kingdoms.
Reader comments
I read a few chapters, starting directly from Zhang Xiu's part. I like the author's topic selection and conception very much. It is not the kind of mindless and cool article that kills everyone from the beginning and is like a robot. It's also great to watch the relationship between historical figures as it develops from a spectator's perspective.
The author's writing style is also good, simple and powerful.
But the shortcoming is that there are too many repetitions. Almost every line with value and content has to be repeated by a different person. I read the letter I wrote to Wan'er every day without getting tired of recounting it. Every day my palms are sweaty or my back is wet from nervousness. . .
How should I put it, it gives people the feeling of watching early Korean dramas. . .
Occasional repetition is a good thing, and using a refreshing point several times can maximize the effect, but there should be subtle differences between repetitions, and different feelings of enjoyment should be brought from different perspectives. As for the repetition of warmth and plot tension, the same is true. It cannot be simply copied and pasted, as it will give people the impression that the number of words is wasted. The scene description should be combined with the ups and downs of mood, and the plot and emotions should be used only when they reach that point. . .
I don't know how to write, I just have some feelings after reading too much. The author does not mind if there is any inappropriateness. Come on!
The writing is quite good, much better than those verbal essays.
Give it a five-star rating first to support it, and I'll follow up with a review later.
It's a bit like betel nut, the more you look at it, the more delicious it becomes.
I read a few chapters, starting directly from Zhang Xiu's part. I like the author's topic selection and conception very much. It is not the kind of mindless and cool article that kills everyone from the beginning and is like a robot. It's also great to watch the relationship between historical figures as it develops from a spectator's perspective. The author's writing style is also good, simple and powerful. But the shortcoming is that there are too many repetitions. Almost every line with value and content has to be repeated by a different person. I read the letter I wrote to Wan'er every day without getting tired of recounting it. Every day my palms are sweaty or my back is wet from nervousness. . . How should I put it, it gives people the feeling of watching early Korean dramas. . . Occasional repetition is a good thing, and using a refreshing point several times can maximize the effect, but there should be subtle differences between repetitions, and different feelings of enjoyment should be brought from different perspectives. As for the repetition of warmth and plot tension, the same is true. It cannot be simply copied and pasted, as it will give people the impression that the number of words is wasted. The scene description should be combined with the ups and downs of mood, and the plot and emotions should be used only when they reach that point. . . I don't know how to write, I just have some feelings after reading too much. The author does not mind if there is any inappropriateness. Come on!
The writing is quite good, much better than those verbal essays.
Give it a five-star rating first to support it, and I'll follow up with a review later.
It's a bit like betel nut, the more you look at it, the more delicious it becomes.
It's better than the ordinary brainless Sanwen