Rise of Central Asia
雄起中亚
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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The biggest problem with historical fiction is the system. Novels with systems completely lack immersion; it's like having cheat codes in a game. The characters feel fake, so I'm dropping the book.
Why do so many people dislike greenery? Because of its exclusivity. The Quran is extremely exclusive, harboring hatred towards other civilizations and races. Once a unified empire is established, it will be even more exclusive and closed off than Confucianism.
A Canadian who trained as a trainee in South Korea wants to revitalize Chinese culture.
I thought this book was about spreading Chinese culture, but it turns out it's about greening.
... And there are even modern army uniforms! The most annoying thing about reading historical texts is the combination of division, brigade, and regiment organization with modern uniforms; it's awkward and feels incredibly out of place.
The feeling of traveling back to the Western Liao Dynasty in 1204 was no less than that of the Kuomintang in 1946. It seemed like there was a chance of winning through manipulation, but in reality, it was just for show and there was simply not enough time.
Is this book trying to create division?
Why hasn't it changed its name to the Central Plains name yet, and is still using the Central Asian name "Khorasan"? This makes it seem like a foreign tribe wants to destroy the Xia and Mongol peoples.
The descendants of Tang soldiers who had been stranded in the Western Regions did not forget the Tang Dynasty. Zhang Yichao, having exhausted his family fortune, led an uprising of various ethnic groups in Shazhou, driving out the Tibetans who had occupied the Hexi Corridor.
The protagonist was an excellent detective in his past life, but after transmigrating, he's completely lacking in intelligence. Does the protagonist think detectives are all idiots? He's written like a coward. Don't insult detectives, okay? Seriously, if you can't handle it, just give him an ordinary person's identity. Why give him a detective identity? It's disgusting, like he's eaten shit.