Transmigrating as Liu Yizhen: Joining Liu Yu’s Northern Expedition

It is a very interesting historical article, with good writing style, high historical compatibility, and informal details. However, it is relatively weak in describing the overall situation of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, and the narrative centrality is too strong. The last few chapters have been full of flaws, and the writing power has declined significantly after leaving the original historical line. The protagonist openly declares that he wants to "leave the south to the north" and secede from the political center of the southeast; he asks Liu Yu for Ba and Shu, almost making it clear that he wants to split; as a son of a man, he calls his father "Liu Jinu" in the letter; after building Yubi City, he rests back and acquiesces that history will inevitably repeat itself... Faced with the protagonist's various actions, Liu Yu's old generals under his command and the Guanzhong gentry are still united and united. Liu Yu also tolerates and condones the protagonist, and even actively splits them. Territory... The author seems to think that a great victory and the benefit of the gentry can give the protagonist almost arbitrary political power in Guanzhong. Instead, he forgets that Liu Yu, the Beifu soldiers and the vast south are the real source of power for the protagonist "Liu Yizhen". This is not to say that the author's idea of "starting over from scratch" is not good or that the strategy is not feasible, but the author's roughness and frivolity ultimately led to a poor perception, and even Liu Yu had to be outwitted to make up for it. While I support the author's creativity, this is not a good historical novel.

A very good time travel story. Although I have read several novels in which the protagonist becomes Liu Yu's second son, after all, the original author is really sorry. A good hand of cards turned out to be bad. Back to the time when nothing happened, the protagonist has a historical perspective, is very smart, and dares to sit in the army, command the attack on Chang'an, implement the government army system, and let his father fight Helian on his behalf. Unfortunately, there are no military advisors in the back, and his father wants to go back to usurp the throne. The protagonist will sit in Guanzhong when he is 11 years old. It depends on what happens next. The character portrayal is good so far. Liu Yu is a loving father to the protagonist and has military wisdom, but he is not in good health. It turns out that he will die not long ago in history. The protagonist is too young and I don't know if he can hold on. I hope the tragedy of Liu Song can be avoided. The current protagonist is a rare man among the human-like gods and kings of the Northern and Southern Dynasties. He has the appearance of a wise king and a brave strategy. He sends agents to inquire about the military situation. Based on the known history, he determines that the former Qin general has died. Then he proposes to change the military strategy. He also loves the people, prohibits plundering the people of Chang'an, and uses the treasury to distribute soldiers. It is actually very wise to propose the system of government soldiers and plunder Qiang people as slaves of the government soldiers. At the same time, we should not be arrogant and listen to the opinions of the senior generals in the army. There is a Chang'an family who brought their daughter to see the protagonist. I don't know if she is the heroine. If so, I hope to write less emotional scenes. After all, most of the authors' emotional lines are so poor that I just want to skip them over and over again. Some of them are particularly disgusting and all kinds of top-notch. Just understate it. After all, I read this book to watch the struggle for hegemony. Don't always think about the harem. I hope the protagonist can grow up quickly. History does not give him much time. The current description is quite ancient, and various historical knowledge is readily available. The character design is relatively in line with the historical position. The protagonist is not mentally retarded, which is rare. I hope the author will continue to write well.

When the author wrote that the range of the infantry bow was not as far as that of the cavalry, I knew that the author was awesome. He reconstructed the laws of physics and theorems of mechanics. This is a free book. Four stars.

The writing is good, but the protagonist is not that awesome. Many authors write protagonists who are so good at leading soldiers and fighting at the age of 11-12. Even if you are a genius at the age of 12, people will not accept you.

Could it be that the remnants of the Manchu Qing Dynasty regarded the Xianbei people as their ancestors?

It's very well written. I have no relevant historical knowledge, but I was fascinated by it. Why was it removed from the shelves?

First of all, I think the current rating of 8.0 Is a bit low. I have read this book carefully from the beginning to now, and I feel it is a well-written book. Whether it is the historical authenticity, the logic of the plot, or the writing style, he writes very well, and it is very comfortable to read. ——The author updates three times a day. I feel that the amount of updates is still large, and the quality is also good, but I still feel that I haven't seen enough, haha. ——The current progress of the article is that the protagonist plans to build Jade City, but I don't know what the subsequent plot will be like? I think from a logical point of view, it is more likely that the prince who will be established in the subsequent empire will be the protagonist. Regardless of the relationship with father and son, the power of his subordinates, or the reputation in the world, the second child's advantage will become greater and greater. Of course, there is also the Xuanwu Sect inheritance system, depending on the author's arrangement.

I feel that the author's historical background is very solid. Although there are too many historical materials, it cannot be fully verified. For example, I looked up the battle of Shen Tianzi. The number of enemies in the Song Dynasty and Zizhi Tongjian is tens of thousands, but there is indeed a forward number of 8,000 in another more reliable history book. Although it is difficult to tell whether it is true or not, the number of Zizhi Tongjian is indeed not credible after all. It has been written very well. Secondly, the logic of the actions of the characters in it is very reasonable. Whether it is the protagonist or the opponent, their actions and reasons are pointed out, such as why Prince Hu Xia sent troops, Liu Yu's ideas and tactics, etc. But the most important thing after that is to break away from the historical facts and see if the author can make it reasonable and interesting for the protagonist to defend Guanzhong under the surveillance of all sides. Looking forward to the author's next works

Great book, great potential! There are actually not many books about the Southern and Northern Dynasties, and even less about the Liu and Song Dynasties, but this one is really good and worth reading! After all, Liu Song is quite regrettable in history, and I am very much looking forward to its different direction in this work [Like] This book is also more attentive in terms of politics (for example, the reason why Liu Song lost his ruling foundation in Guanzhong), military (war, such as how to use footwork to control riding), etc. It is worth reading [Top post][Top post][Top post]

Two days later, although I don't know much about the history of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, after reading so much, I feel that Liu Yu, who is as powerful as a tiger, may be as strategizing as the author writes. The protagonist does not excessively use modern knowledge to make technological changes. I feel that if the protagonist can improve the way of social production, it may be better. However, the author must have his own considerations. It is my first time to write a long review and my words are not fluent. However, this novel is really good and I sincerely recommend it!!! [Like][Like][Like]