
Roaring Through the Han Dynasty
放啸大汉
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- Completed
- Length
- 991k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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[Comment] May our Chinese nation enjoy lasting happiness and prosperity.
Our Chinese civilization spans five thousand years. Every time I read through history, I feel both pride and heartache. My beautiful land, a land of exquisite beauty, has been repeatedly invaded throughout the five thousand years of history. The countless blood debts, the deep wounds etched into the bones, and the pain that pierces the liver and intestines.
[Comment] OP, do you need any technical advice?
I have some simple but practical techniques; I don't know if you need them?
After writing for so long, there's still no main plot, and the male lead's problem-solving skills are like those of an idiot.
Let the King of Dingtao's own nephew become the crown prince and succeed to the throne!
Emperor Cheng of Han killed his own child, and then made a vassal king the crown prince—that's quite something! (Big shot)
The idea of going beyond the Great Wall to become a queen is just a wild idea; it's absolutely impossible. It's enough to just defend the Northwest. As a time traveler, wouldn't it be better to go southeast, to explore the seas?
It's that "missing chapter after missing one" situation again... I really can't stand it anymore.
Good timing But it's not well written.
The ending felt very rushed, and the writing style and the male protagonist's behavior even changed abruptly, as if the author didn't want to continue writing and was afraid of being accused of abandoning the story and forcing an ending.
In the second year of the Jian Shi era (31 BC), Huhanye Chanyu died. Zhaojun petitioned the Han court to return home, but Emperor Cheng of Han ordered that she "follow the customs of the nomadic peoples" and remarry Huhanye Chanyu's eldest son, Fuzhulei Chanyu, according to the levirate marriage system of the nomadic peoples. The two lived together for eleven years and had two daughters.