Canopy: Molecular Anthropology

It's very good-looking. I especially like this kind of biological science subject matter. I don't like reading history. Today's historical perspectives are all the same, and there are even mistakes. I haven't studied them carefully. This is written to make money. It's just that there is still no connection between each picture. I read the book reviews before starting to read and knew that this problem existed, but it is still very serious. Most other articles use the reaction of a certain character to connect chapters. However, because it is a historical theme, it is more convenient and may not be suitable for this article.

Not bad. Although it should still be assisted by AI, the AI ​​taste is much less than similar canopy movies. It seems much more comfortable than similar articles on Tomato. It's just that there are too few responses from the ancients.

It's very interesting. This article is quite innovative. It's not like the other boring videos and historical science that I watch every day. I've long since become bored with it.

It's very good, very interesting. It doesn't always talk about China, but also about Central Asia. It's very diverse and very excellent.

This Tianmu text is relatively fresh and interesting at present. As the author mentioned at the beginning of the first chapter, the content is diverse and includes knowledge from ancient and modern times, both at home and abroad. It's not as vulgar as some similar novels (they are all copied from ancient misconceptions, old and modern characters speak vulgarly without realizing it, and the words are full of modern arrogance and superiority), so you can read it.

Much better than those marketing accounts like Tian Muwen

It's okay, but there could be more complaints from the ancients and less introduction to the historical background of the ancients who spoke. A long paragraph interrupts the coherence of the video content. Regarding popular science videos, I recommend a few (Langhua Jiang, Long River Tribulation, Long River Flying Smoke, Cultural Heritage Transfer Committee, Bi Dao, Fu Zicun, Bad Review Jun, An Senyao)

The writing is good. At least the author is quite knowledgeable about history. He also watches various videos regularly. The ratio of the content of the story to the historical reaction is also appropriate. These points alone exceed more than 95% of the novels of the same type on this site.

Not bad, the coverage is quite extensive. Except for the headache of reading the names of foreign regions, the overall content is relatively dull. Except for the occasional jokes, I like this kind of reading. I like the feeling of knowledge passing through my mind. It is not a cool article, and the plot content cannot be said to be written. I can only say that those who like this kind of celestial text can read it. If you want to see the ancient saints shocked, this book is not available. The evaluation is objective and there is no charming ancestor.

Like it very much. It's not like the others which are all historical, I'm tired of seeing them

I finally had a good meal in the Tomato Sky History article

It is very different from the general Tianmu text. It has its own unique features. Unlike many Tianmu texts, they are just copied from Douyin.

It's pretty good-looking, but sometimes it feels a little dry.

Yes, if there are any errors, I can help you correct them in the comment area.

It's great. I finally found some great canopy text.

It's rare to see a good-looking movie. It basically doesn't use the poorly written jokes. It would be better if there were more personal reactions.

Have fun, be measured, look good and love to watch it

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Kudos to the author! Huangdi is the direct ancestor of the Gui surnamed Chen. The reason why the surname is Ji is that the Shun Emperor family, the ancestor of the Gui surname, conquered the Rong Di at that time and married many noble girls surnamed Jiang but did not want to give them or their children names, so the Jiang surname simply helped these children to form the surname Ji. This turned out to be a legend for the people of Daya and the origin of the surname Ji. According to genetic archeology, Ji's surname is N and Gui's surname is O. N is a large native Dongyi clan in the primitive era. The one who is actually identified as N is the Bi Gong family who is considered by history books to be Ji Chang's adopted son rather than his biological son. During the Shang Dynasty, the surname Ji in turn conquered the surname Gui. Later, the surname Gui and the surname Ji cooperated to control the states of Wu and Qi and joined forces. Only then did the Yellow Emperor become a descendant of the Ji surname. After all, the Yuan family directly connected to the Yellow Emperor was the Xuanyuan family.

It focuses on popularizing knowledge, which is okay.

Come on, the writing is pretty good.

Although I can't understand it, I feel very awesome [face covering]

At present, Chapter 80 is very interesting, but I don't know if it will be updated later.

I have watched Tianmu popular science program, which is very good among novels.

It is well written and the materials used are very rigorous.

It's pretty good, except that the history of Central Asia is boring.

I can see that it's not easy to write some scientific content. Good luck to the author.

It's quite interesting. I hope there will be more popular science knowledge like this.

I've finished reading it, so far it's pretty good.

It's quite interesting. I prefer this kind of knowledge popularization rather than history. It's very interesting. But the author has a lot of typos [face covering]