
A Han Dynasty Imperial Kinsman
汉末皇戚
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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It's truly rare to see such a good Three Kingdoms text. I especially resonated with those who tried to exonerate the two emperors. Just like the Ming Dynasty, emperors who heavily relied on eunuchs were also heavily vilified. Since the protagonist of this book is a member of the imperial family and rose to power so early, the Dong Zhuo rebellion was definitely out of the question, and the…
The protagonist's perspective is somewhat biased and based on assumptions. The animosity between Gongsun Zan and Liu Yu stems from several points: First, Liu Yu wronged Gongsun Zan. When Gongsun Zan was campaigning against the rebellious Wuhuan, Liu Yu not only failed to support him but also negotiated peace with the Wuhuan, hindering his efforts.
I acknowledge the author's extensive historical research and dedication, but the logic is truly flawed. First, the protagonist is clearly knowledgeable about history and has served as an official for many years, yet he sometimes acts like a political idiot, showing surprise at being framed. Can't China's long history serve as a lesson?
I'm completely unfamiliar with the various official positions in the Han Dynasty. I'm somewhat better at civil officials, but I know absolutely nothing about military officials. The author could dedicate a separate chapter to explaining this.
Having read one-fifth, I can see the author's skill is indeed profound, but the protagonist is really lacking, somewhat unworthy of his transmigrator identity. Putting aside other issues, his constant displays of panic and occasional composure make him seem contradictory.
Fu Quan, you Qin Shou, you've gone after a 15-year-old girl!
It's well-written, but not very engaging. The content is plentiful, and the author clearly put effort into the research and other aspects. The overall storyline is clear, but it lacks depth and enjoyment. In short, I felt no emotional engagement while reading it; it was quite dull.
What kind of nonsense is this?
I initially thought it was a book about the Three Kingdoms, but it isn't 💀. The Three Kingdoms feels incomplete without its fierce generals, strategists, and advisors.
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