You Don’t Deserve the Surname Zhao

Before I saw the author, I thought Jinjiang was hopeless, but now I realized that Jinjiang's home page recommendation was hopeless. Last night I saw "Literary Invasion" while browsing Jinjiang aimlessly. Click on the title of the book, open the copy, glance twice, close it, and continue aimlessly... Ten minutes later, forget it, Jinjiang is only at this level, at least the title is interesting, so let's take a look at the content first. Two hours later, lie down! There are authors with such literary quality in Jinjiang! Then I opened the column and browsed the works. Zhao? Ah q? Can. The author's writing is not very good in Jinjiang. It's not about the structure and structure of the novel. There were many such Jinjiang masters in the past. It's more of an ideological thing. I feel like the author knows a lot about literature, politics, history (especially the history of a certain D), so at first I wondered if it was a male author, but after reading dozens of chapters, I thought it wasn't the author. After all, it's not greasy at all (sorry, I found that I have too many stereotypes about both men and women o>_<o). Although the author is still a little green (I mean compared to real literary works, it is similar to the original work that won the Contradictory Literature Award), but at least 99% of Jinjiang's writing can be compared. I'm so sleepy that I don't even know what I'm talking about. In short, it's been a long time since I've seen an author with such empathy and a broad perspective. I look forward to it.

I agree with the person downstairs who said that he was in favor of King Zhou. One of the reasons for doing business in Zhou Dynasty was that King Zhou of Shang Dynasty did not promote sacrifices. Alas... King Zhou was really slandered too seriously.

In other words, living in the new society has a name

Hahahaha, I think about that bronze vessel with traces of human flesh eating again.

What a shocking idea! Really... Comparing the ancients to today, we can only say that their thoughts developed step by step.

Although the author is still a little green (I mean compared to real literary works, as for Jinjiang, it is no problem to give it a 90% rating), but it always reminds me of some serious literature in the past o>_<o. I'm so sleepy that I don't even know what I'm talking about. In short, it's been a long time since I've seen an author with such empathy and a broad perspective. I look forward to it.

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I suddenly want to give King Zhou of Shang a pacifist medal... It was really terrible to worship gods in the slave era.

It should be said that time-travel novels beautify or weaken all the cruel aspects of history, so it seems that all dynasties are suitable for time-travel. In fact, this is not the case at all.

Slavery is really terrible. Nowadays, some authors like to glorify these feudal systems when writing time travel stories.