This book feels a bit science-oriented, and the "protagonist" responsible for inventory has a low sense of presence. The book will take stock of some relatively unpopular ones (I saw this one in a historical novel, and it was the first one to take stock of Taizu of the Liao Dynasty). Personally, I think the content is quite good among this type of novels.
At the beginning of the game, the Heavenly Ranking is released, taking stock of the nine major coups in history. After taking stock, those on the list will be rewarded for their good deeds and punished for their bad deeds. Choosing a master across dynasties, changing the direction of history, dueling across time and space, starting trial tasks... Seeing this scene, the emperors of each dynasty were shocked. Before taking inventory. Qin Shihuang: How come my great Qin has been passed down for thousands of years? And was couped nine times? Fusu, do you know your guilt? Liu Bang: I have already said that if the crown prince is not good enough, I should make him King Zhao Ruyi. Liu Ying will be on the list soon, this prince will have to be replaced! Liu Che: I have a stable group of strong men. Don't worry if you are cured of illness. I will pass on peace to your country! Cao Cao: If I force the palace to kill my concubine, I fear that I will arouse the wrath of heaven. Let Dong Guiren come back as soon as possible! Yang Jian: Fortunately, I listened to the queen, deposed the prince, and established the king of Jin. No worries about the future! Li Shimin: Maid Guanyin, this is God's punishment for my immoral act of killing my brother and forcing my father! Zhao Kuangyin: I was a forced victim of the Chenqiao Rebellion! The mutiny cannot be considered a coup, right? Wanyan Dog: Give me twelve gold medals immediately and call Yue Fei back, it will be too late! Zhu Yuanzhang: Our Ming Dynasty system is perfect and foolproof. It's a pity that I can't receive the reward! Zhu Di: My throne was passed down from my father in the 35th year of Hongwu after the Fengtian Jing Dynasty. Shouldn't I be on the list? Kangxi: I am the only emperor through the ages. It depends on the emperor's merit list! Qianlong: Today the perfect martial arts is accomplished! Who can compare? After taking inventory. Qin Shihuang: The Second Emperor of Qin died! Am I still smelly? Liu Bang: Lu Pheasant, you don't keep your word, my concubine Qi! Cao Cao: Old thief Sima, if you dare to seize my inheritance, bring up his female family members! ! ! ! ...
Dear book lovers and family, here are the novels I have been reading recently. Recommended to book lovers. I have over 5,000 hours of reading. I have read every novel carefully, and I have also joined the team of Tomato novel authors. I would like to recommend the novels that I usually like to read to everyone and learn from all the book friends! ,? ! ! [Shock]
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Hu Shi's Oral Autobiography
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Wu Zetian
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Half-Hour Cartoon About the History of China
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China for Five Thousand Years
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