Moonlight Over Qin and Han: My Peerless General Han Xin

My family just said that after reading this novel, Chun Chun was shocked. So! Why! No! Modern! Extra!

I just finished reading it. I didn't know Han Xin before. After reading this article, I started to reflect on it. In that era, a poor boy grew up to be a great general, and I became very interested in him. He was the number one hero in troubled times, and he deserved the title. It reminded me of that sentence, times make heroes. In fact, I think heroes also make times. His final ending in history is also very disappointing. I can only say that time is also fate.

It took me eight hours to read it. It was like learning history during this period. The love between Wushuang Guoshi and Li Yu is so enviable, and there are so many scenes in it that make me want to cry. Very well written! I love so much! !

New article, my dears, "My Centenary Wife" Before Yun Yang retreated into seclusion, he had a top secret skill, but was imprisoned by the remaining poison. He searched for purple sage grass, just to eliminate the remaining poison. However, it was difficult to find the purple sage grass. In order to prevent the remaining poison from entering his brain, Yunyang had no choice but to practice in seclusion and sealed himself in a deep pool at the back of Jianxia Mountain. When he was forced to leave seclusion again, more than a hundred years had passed, and everything he was familiar with seemed to have disappeared... Just like an outsider in the world, Luo Min, a young and strong young man from a noble family, has gone from being curious, to being attracted, to falling inextricably since he met Yun Yang. Let's have a beautiful love!

Dreaming about a modern extra????

After reading it, I'm still not satisfied

A belated long comment, I just started college, and I have been busy with a lot of things recently, so I have been delayed a lot. The first time I read this article, I was just amazed, which is strange to say. I usually search for the protagonist when reading articles. I missed this article many times, and finally clicked on it when I was short of articles. I think the author is a person who likes history. Even if it is not what I guessed, then for I must have looked up a lot of information when writing this article. I have always been a researcher, and I am very picky about articles. Many articles nowadays are very vulgar, and they are not necessarily Mary Sues if they are vulgar. They are probably out of the scope of interest, and there are few novel contents. I think you have achieved this. I am shocked by the author's high productivity. As a jj author, your coding speed is beyond my reach. Having said so much nonsense, let's get to the point. The author's writing style seems to have magic, taking me into the story of the Western Han Dynasty and into that turbulent period. The most valuable thing about this article is that it is free from kitsch. There is neither slander nor whitewashing. Li Yu is a smart girl. I see something in her that I don't have. I envy her intelligence and decisiveness. In fact, she is also the epitome of a modern independent woman with a "big picture" who dares to love and hate. I envy her, but I can't say I like her. Her love is the strongest, most persistent, and most desperate. I'm afraid of the feeling of predicting the future and worrying about the passing of each day. But she is actually the one who has changed the most in the article. I can see her growth. At the beginning, she candidly writes all her love and hate on her face. It is a kind of primitive wild beauty full of vitality. As time goes by, she becomes the general's wife. She begins to shrink and avoid, fearing that the people around her will be hurt. This wild rose finally puts away its edge in the wind and rain and is planted in the garden. I have liked Han Xin since I was a child. Han Xin in history books is a lonely and courageous person, and he is a victim of politics. There is a line in the BGM at the end of The Phantom of Opera that is particularly suitable for him in history. [Learn to be lonely Learn to find your way in darkness] This is a tragic fate. Han Xin's life experience and character determined his ending. He died in Changle Palace. From then on, there was no more Han Xin in the world. I found his gentleness here, and he became a flesh-and-blood person, as well as Zhang Liang. Speaking of Zhang Liang, I feel a little regretful about the setting. Although I think he is not completely the type who does not eat fireworks from the world, I think it is difficult to like a special person based on his life experience (although he married Mrs. Shui in history). He has always been the image of a cold-faced high-ranking official in my heart (maybe there are also A bit sinister), he is more suitable for the kind of gentle and sensible girl, who preferably has the heart of family and country. Of course, I don't mean to set it up like this. For the character Zhang Liang, I think the addition of Li Yu's love in the second half is a bit redundant, just like gilding the lily. The love between Li Yu and Han Xin is already perfect, and there is no need to deliberately reflect the hazy feeling of Zhang Liang's thoughts. If I had to choose someone to compare with Zhang Liang in the article, it would be Quasimodo. He chooses to silently protect those he loves. Love is probably the greatest power in the world. Li Yu can change his fate for Han Xin, and Han Xin can retire from the battlefield for her. So many years of life have made me understand this truth, and the author made me realize it. There is also Yuya. When I talk about this, I have to think of her. She is a completely villain character created by the author purely to set off the protagonist and promote the plot. She is very sad and pitiful. People don't learn love, they learn not to. What a wonderful irony. Although I know that all her endings were caused by her own suicide, I still can't help but sigh for her. She is a silly girl who has lost herself. She can no longer fly after losing her father's protection. There are still some small details and foreshadowing in the article that need to be improved, which can be slightly modified later. One of the regrets of the textual research party is that it did not reach the historical ending, but it is not all regrets. This ending is also very good. I want to see him happy. Whether it is love or friendship, the ultimate goal is not a destination. The real state should be understanding and tacit understanding. Li Yu and Han Xin have just reached this point. They were the moonlight of the Qin and Han Dynasties, illuminating the entire era. (As promised, the above is a long review, but the writing style is a bit immature in some places. I look forward to your better works) ——Qihai Fetching Bamboo2017/9/30

Are the heroine and Han Xin dead?

Dad, my ID used to be Qianren, but now I am Anren. . . . . . . . Suddenly I wanted to burst into tears, and I looked through the earliest comments. They were all from 11 months ago. I have been with me for so long, why did you end it? I feel so reluctant to let go. . . . . . . I pursued it in my senior year of high school, and now I have finished the first semester of my freshman year. . . . . Crying

Oops, my mom, I was busy for a few weeks in the second half of the semester, then a few weeks for exams, and then military training for a while, why did I update so much? . . . . Just leave a comment. . . . At least I started catching up on it from the first chapter. . . . . . I won't come until this is almost over. . . . I feel like I should commit seppuku. . . . .