
This Is How History Should Be
历史本应该是这样的
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 226k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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53Chapters
140Reads · all time
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Opening "History Should Be Like This", the author's "Rhapsody of a Loser" uses a systematic time travel to ask the questions in the hearts of every history reader. Gu Zhan, the billionaire CEO, descended on the sand dunes of the late Qin Dynasty and rewrote history as Li Si. This was not only a Shuangwen-style counterattack, but also a gentle complement to China's millennium regrets. The novel escapes from the power game of emperors and generals, and takes "saving the people from war" as its core. Every choice is filled with compassion for the people in troubled times. From correcting mistakes at key nodes to turning the tide of the country's fate, the author uses solid historical details as his bones and his blood and ideals as his flesh, making different flowers bloom in the cold history books. It is not only a fantasy of a time traveler, but also an affectionate look back at history - if the original choice had been more firm, could China have taken less detours? At a time when cool articles are flooding in, this book uses the feelings of family and country as its background, allowing readers to feel the warmth and weight of history in the fast-paced plot. It makes us understand that there are no ifs in history, but we can always cherish our ideals and write another prologue for those unrealized glory. Come on, author, I have added it to my collection and am waiting for the next chapter. Come on!
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