
Competition Strategy
逐鹿策
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 182k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 10y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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82Chapters
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[Comment] Best in the book
The writing is quite good. I strongly recommend everyone to read it. Everyone should support good works.
[Comment] Good description
In the current chapter, the author's image of the male protagonist is distinctive and vivid. In the novel, the author describes the male protagonist both from the front and the side.
[Comment] The writing is beautiful
The big words are very beautiful, thank you
[Comment] The background of the story is not quite right.
A major reason for the demise of the Qin Dynasty was the system of prefectures and centralized power. Therefore, the aristocrats, old and young, of the six eastern countries were the direct beneficiaries of the feudal state-building system and never gave up fighting against Qin. Liu Bang was born a commoner and was an official of the Qin Dynasty. He had his own understanding of the superiority of the Qin system and he was also a beneficiary of this system. As an aristocrat of the original Chu State, Xiang Yu was a beneficiary of the feudal system, and the generals and officials under him were also beneficiaries and supporters of the feudal system. After the destruction of Qin, the history of Liu Bang as the successor of Qin Shihuang's will gives the answer. If Xiang Yu defeated Liu Bang in the Chu-Han struggle for hegemony and obtained the Central Plains dynasty without restoring the feudal system and adopting the county-state system, what he would get would definitely not be the Chu dynasty in the article but a Central Plains that would continue to be divided and chaotic.