This novel is the first historical derivative novel written by this author. It is obviously slightly inferior to this author's other works in terms of character creation, but overall it is still a very good read.
This novel is one of the few historical derivative works that I have read that focuses on literati from all generations. It focuses more on telling the life experiences of literati and poets, and reflects the era through the lives of these literati. Therefore, it has more than enough truth and insufficient research, but it can still be seen that the author is a person with rich historical knowledge, good writing skills, and has his own ideas. It is a novel that is very suitable for reading in leisure time.
This author is better at describing historical derivative novels in non-war periods. The background of this novel is the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, which is right in the author's writing comfort zone, so the degree of completion is relatively high. The only drawback is that the characters are many and complex, and the length is long, so it may be tiring to read.
I personally read fewer novels on the Three Kingdoms theme, and this novel is an early work by the author. I personally think that the degree of completion is not particularly high, but fortunately the author has deep writing skills and rich historical knowledge, so overall it can be regarded as a relatively good leisure historical derivative novel.
This novel is one of the few articles in the historical live-streaming novels that is relatively research-based. However, it is a pity that although the author has good writing skills, is knowledgeable, and has his own opinions, the update speed is too slow, which makes people very worried about whether this book can be completed normally.