
Prince Qin of Great Sui
大隋秦王
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Personally, I think Yang Guang was a pity. He had the ambition to break free from constraints and established patterns, but unfortunately, he failed because of his excessive reliance on the people. Compare Yang Guang and Li Shimin! During Yang Guang's reign, the Sui Dynasty was rife with factions and powerful clans who controlled their armies and exerted control over the court at every turn.
Following this book is so painful! The updates are so slow, and the chapters are too short. For example, the chapter on "Provocation" is being updated as five chapters! It's really frustrating! Can't we get some substantial content?
What a talkative personal maid! I'll skip to chapter twenty-five and start reading now. If the female lead were really her, I wouldn't even look at her no matter how beautiful she is. She doesn't have the awareness of a maid, but really thinks she's the mistress of the house.
The Sui and Tang dynasties had powerful clans, the Song and Ming dynasties had scholar-officials, and in modern times there are big capitalists. That's just how the world is: the demise of the old classes is accompanied by the emergence of new classes.
The first fifty chapters already feature numerous women; is this a mild harem? The main text, however, contains none—it's all women.
A prince of the Sui Dynasty was assassinated by his own army, yet he had to cover it up like a thief.
It's another formulaic story. A prince was almost murdered, but the killer got away scot-free.
I couldn't continue reading after chapter 85, but I still couldn't help but say a few words. You should know that anyone who reads historical novels does so with their brain; you've not only turned a historical novel into fantasy, but also into a modern urban romance. No wonder so few people are collecting this kind of incongruous work.
What if the Sui Dynasty had succeeded in its reforms? Emperor Yang of Sui would have broken the dominance of Confucianism and allowed a flourishing of diverse schools of thought. I believe ancient China would not have suffered so many humiliating periods in its history. Modern China would certainly be much stronger. Modern China would undoubtedly be at the top of the world. Keep up the good work, author!
It was terrible, I was really frustrated watching it... At the beginning, I thought the main character was a really good person, but then... Haha.