The Heavenly Khan of Northern Qi

It's a very good book. Gao Yang, who was criticized like crazy, needs such a prince. It stands to reason that Gao Yang only started to act inhumanely after the Han troops who went south were killed. He knew his own body, and he wanted to go south for a great victory, and returned to Jinyang with the help of the Han army. However, he was completely defeated, and Lou's psychotic gene began to appear.

Ok, I also found a new book. I read more chapters in one go. There are no shortcomings to say, which is already a very big advantage. First of all, I feel that the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties is a difficult subject to write about, and especially the emperor like Gao Yang must have been very nervous. I have read books before about treating his subordinates as his sons, but I didn't find them as satisfying as this book. The protagonist has a crazy energy, which is not frustrating at all. I think the biggest highlight of reading this book is the shock of those courtiers and the interaction with his father. Ok, the rhythm is also handled very well. It makes people happy when they watch it, it's very good. Anyway, from my point of view, there is nothing particularly stupid or unacceptable.

Nice! Love watching! It satisfied my fantasy of a heroic emperor 😢, the plot progresses smoothly, and the characters are vivid. The chapter where I love to persuade the madman was a pleasure to read. The father and son fight each other, which prevents the heroic emperor from becoming a crazy emperor. [Please give me more updates] [Please give me more updates] I'm in tears. Dear author, please don't collapse! 💕💕

In fact, Xing Shao is missing. He served as Shangshu Lingjiazhong in the Northern Wei Dynasty. He first started to serve as local officials in the Eastern Wei Dynasty. Later, at the end of the Eastern Wei Dynasty, he returned to the court and became Taichang Qing Zhongshu Ling. In the Northern Qi Dynasty, he was promoted to Zhongshu Jian, Taichang Qing, and Guozijian Jijiu. He became the leader of the literati in the Northern Dynasties at that time, and served as the governor of three dynasties to the prime minister. Moreover, Gao Yin, the deposed emperor of the Northern Qi Dynasty, had the courtesy name Zhengdao. This is the name given by Xing Shao. Gao Yang asked Xing Shao to name his eldest son. He named him this, but later he was not happy with the word (Yin). There was a talented man who suffered from the cold when he was young. Gao Yang said that he should be brought to the county town here in the capital to serve as an official. The young man was still weak and often moved around outside. Gao Yang forced him to take him to play. The next year, Xing Shao's legitimate son died. His wife was also born in the Li family of Zhao County. Grandma Li Zu'e, Tai Nai, and Grandma Li were all Xing family members, so they were very close to each other. Xing Zhi was still Gao Yin's attendant. Xing Jingyuan was a general under Gao Yang, a great doctor who fought against the Southern Dynasties.

It's not too much to give your book five stars, right?

It's good to read. It's the first time I read a novel about the Northern Qi Dynasty. I feel that the protagonist is a normal person in troubled times and the craziest one, because many of them are inconsistent with the world view in the dream. At the same time, this is also the golden finger of the protagonist. The war scenes are also very beautiful. I have initially mastered the black powder technology points and the plot is not in a hurry. It seems very natural and reasonable. I discovered this book yesterday afternoon and read the latest chapter in a day or so. It is very interesting. I hope that the Great Khan's book can be read by more people, and I also hope that the subsequent plot will get better and better.

At present, I have been following the update to the latest chapter, Chapter 85. First of all, the current score is 7.1, Which I feel is too low. On a scale of 10, I feel 8.7 Is more appropriate. I feel that this book is written in a more logical sense, and the plot and writing style are also good. Many people are now talking about the beastly dynasty of Northern Qi, all kinds of jokes, all kinds of stupidity, but in fact many things need to be looked at together, and one cannot be blind to the elephant. I'm also looking forward to the author's subsequent performance.

The writing is quite good, but I don't know why the rating is not high. Although it is definitely going towards in-depth Chineseization, the protagonist must also get support from Xianbei people. He can't even speak Xianbei dialect.

It is a very good historical article. The author writes it very carefully and it is very consistent with the historical situation of the Northern Qi Dynasty. The characters are well created and crazy hahaha. I just feel that the traffic is a bit low. Maybe the subject matter is relatively niche. Hahaha.

I have read more than half of it, and the only shortcoming of this book is that it is short. The article combines the absurdity of the Northern Qi Dynasty with a bunch of normal people who were struggling in that era, and the youthful spirit of the protagonist. Four words, high-spirited, very good. I really didn't expect to find gold in the history of tomatoes. But the author, why is it only 60 chapters? Amidst the laughter and laughter, I can smell the rust of the knife (シ_ _)シ, as an old man like that, why do I feel that the mark has already started to appear on his head even though he is still alive? Come on, I think this book has the potential to be ranked 9 if the rest of the book is not bad.