
Zhu Cizhao, the Third Prince of the Zhu Family
朱三太子朱慈炤
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 20h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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395Chapters
7.2kReads
6.6Score
332Shelves
801Listens
88.5kReads · all time
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I've read dozens of chapters, and to be honest, it's really good. This is the first time I've seen a story about Prince Zhu San. It's quite novel.
This is the first time I read about the Third Prince Zhu. It's quite refreshing. The author sometimes gets sick suddenly and doesn't quite remember what he wrote in previous chapters. Then he just repeats the whole paragraph one more time, or writes something that is different from the development of the previous story. At present, I have seen more than 20 chapters and I am still preparing to start the uprising. If I am not sure, I will read it again. I will give it 4 stars to encourage it. [Thinking] Alas, I couldn't help but follow up on the review. After all, the author is really not rigorous. There are always inconsistent story development and settings, which made me more and more confused. For example, the previous chapter said on February 10th that we would attack Pucheng on February 12th, and then the next chapter said that we succeeded on February 11th. Another example is that in the first few chapters, Fang Yi Zhicai suggested that the protagonist change to Qianshan during a meeting in Pucheng, but in the later chapters, he said that he had been in Wuxi. With the current situation, it's hard for me to believe that the subsequent plots are normal. Let's wait and see if the author has any plans to change it...
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In the late Ming Dynasty, the cavalry archers could fight 1.5 To 2. The problem is that it is very painful to raise horses in the Central Plains. There are only 15,000 horse archers. The 50,000 to 60,000 people there are not enough to recruit 14-year-old men. They are a barbarian version of Zhou Li, integrating soldiers and farmers. The cost is very low. By the time of Kangxi, many people died in battles and diseases. There is no low-cost training for collective hunting in the past in the pass. It depends entirely on the troops from the northwest.
After chasing this book for so long, I remembered that I haven't rated the author yet. I'm a lazy person and rarely participate in rating. But the author's score dropped too seriously. I'd better give the author a higher score to increase the popularity. Readers who persist in following the book until now are considered true fans. I just hope that the author's articles will become better and better. This is an encouragement.
The content is wonderful, the characters and details are vividly drawn, and it is worth reading and collecting.
The writing is very good, and I'm not stupid. Is Wu Sangui's army so bad?
It looks good, I love reading it, and I love polishing it. I couldn't stop reading it and stayed up all night, wishing I could replace it! !
It's really well written and immersive, but it's too short.
It's great. It's been a long time since I stayed up late reading a novel [laughs]