Sky Curtain: the Beginning of the Unification of China

Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty skipped this part. I don't know why, when it comes to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the image of him is more related to Wei Qinghuo Qubing. His personal image does not seem to be specific, but more like an inevitable background of that era. His war label is so strong that it blurs his own image. As for the part about the First Emperor, it is still very good, otherwise it would not attract others to watch.

Overall, it's okay, except that the characters react less when they see the sky.

The level is very high, not those people who don't know how to talk nonsense.

There is one thing to say. It is not biased. Most of it is based on historical records. It is not a pure marketing account and has a relatively objective stance. But other people's reactions were a little less. After all, that's all people read novels, otherwise they would all read the Twenty-Four Histories.

Good, good, I saw another point of view. But author, according to the way you write it, the third one should be Emperor Xiaowen, right? I think without the ethnic integration of the Northern Wei Dynasty, there would not have been the prosperity of the Sui and Tang Dynasties.

It's great. It's the best Tianmu novel I've seen recently. It's quite deep.

I'll keep it for now and wait until I can take stock of it to modern times or modern times.

Han Dynasty, Tang Dynasty and Song Dynasty