
Gongsun the White Wolf
白狼公孙
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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I feel that Guan Yu is not dead, and it is really good to write something in big letters. It is completely different from the Three Kingdoms I read before. This book is a real process of seeing the protagonist from scratch. You must know that in writing novels, the protagonist's experience is crucial. If the protagonist has just traveled through time and became the king and supported the army, then it is a cool novel to be honest and not read. In the big words, I can really see the shadow of human nature, very real and lifelike, as if these people are really in front of me. Boss Cao received the box lunch. He really cried when he saw that part. I don't know what happened. When I was young, I always thought that Cao Cao was bad and Liu Bei was a great hero. But with the passage of time and the broadening of cognition, I believe that many people now can see that era clearly, instead of stubbornly liking someone. Just a little bit of anticipation. In this book, the author portrays a very normal image of a time traveler in my opinion. Does it mean that you are awesome as soon as you time travel to the past? So awesome? Don't be stupid. When you travel back to that era, the first thing you should consider is how to survive. So in order to survive, Gongsun killed the bandit leader and became a team of small bandits. As he continued to kill in order to survive, he killed more and more, killing a piece of the family business. It was not until the family business started to fight that he realized that it was impossible to withdraw from this world, so he could only bite the bullet and continue on. There is also Boss Cao who serves the country and the people. He really does it for the Han Dynasty, but the idiots in the court kept holding back, which made the boss lose confidence in the Han and come up with his own ideas. Until the appearance of Gongsun, Boss Cao returned to the most innocent age of his youth and became Cao Cao who truly served the country and the people. There are also Zhang Yang and Zhang Lu. Although the plot is pitiful, they are an indispensable part of this book. Obviously, Liu Bei and Sun Quan are careerists in this book. I look forward to the moment when their faces are exposed. I believe I will be very happy then. My personal opinion, please don't comment if you don't like it. Everyone is welcome to add. Also, please give the author a big boost and keep improving.
I feel really uncomfortable when I see Sima Yi's whole family being killed. They didn't do anything bad, but you just killed the whole family is a bit too much. The reason is even more ridiculous. Just like when I read a novel called He Lai, a high priest or something predicted that Pig's Feet would be a person who would cause chaos in the country in the future, so he asked the emperor to kill Pig's Feet's entire family. Pig's Feet's ancestors were loyal to the country and had made military exploits. However, the whole family was killed and Pig's Feet escaped, and then they really became people who caused chaos in the country.
There are a few shortcomings that I really can't tolerate, so I would like to express my personal opinion. Also remind future book friends. 1. Regarding the Roman Expeditionary Force, it's a big bug and this will never happen! ! It is possible to send envoys, but the 20,000 troops are still mainly infantry and cannot reach the Han Dynasty at all (and even reach the Hetao area). The most convenient way from Rome to the Han Dynasty was through the Parthian and Kushan empires, and also through the Western Regions and the Hexi Corridor before reaching the Hetao area. Let's not mention the supply problem of such a long road; at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Rome was at war with Parthia and would not allow the army to use the road! 2. The assassin assassinated Liu Xie and was captured. The protagonist went south to redeem his life. This kind of assassination is a dead soldier! After the assassination is completed, you will either not be caught, or you will commit suicide if you cannot escape, and you will not be captured at all! Even if he is captured, no one will admit to this kind of thing of assassinating the king and killing the driver. The protagonist actually goes to redeem someone? What a good heart, haha. 3. Who is the protagonist's biggest opponent? Yuan Shao, Cao Cao! (Liu Bei and Sun Ce haven't grown up yet) It's okay not to suppress them, but they also help Cao Cao. The key is to help Cao Cao many times, but his own strength does not increase! The protagonist only has a few counties in the north of Youbin (or border counties), but as for Cao Cao, with the "help" of the protagonist, Xu Yansi conquers most of the three states! What a good man 🤓.
I originally thought that I would finally come across a good book about the Three Kingdoms, so I ordered it while reading to support the original version. However, the more I read, the more I felt uncomfortable. Whether it was the protagonist going to fight in the world or helping Cao Cao later on, it felt abnormal. But I can still watch it, but when I saw Jia Xu spreading the plague, the protagonist still didn't dare to kill people in the end, it really disgusted me. It's very uncomfortable. You can change history and even people's inherent impressions. Zhao Yun and Diao Chan can change it, and it's even very innovative. If you portray the protagonist as someone who is decisive in killing and protecting the frontier, then you should arrange the plot from this standpoint. That part really disgusted me. Goodbye!
I have the fierce general Xing Daorong and the general Pan Feng. The fierce general Liu Sandao, the unparalleled sword general Xia Houen, the brave general Xia Houjie, the filial son Lu Bu, the grain transport general Gou An, the grain guard general Chunyu Qiong, Guo Tu for domestic affairs, Zhang Song for foreign affairs, and bodyguard Zhang Dafan Jiang, soul lobbyist Jiang Gan, street guard general Ma Su, Tuogu minister Sima Yi, prime minister Dong Zhuo, why worry about the failure of great things?
If the protagonist doesn't develop himself and goes to help Cao Cao, it seems like a waste of money.
After reading a few chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. What was the identity of the protagonist before time travel? What era? When he crossed over, he immediately killed the thieves. What are you trying to do? Why do you like rights so much? If you kill the horse thieves, you can become the leader? Then kill the emperor and become the emperor directly.
After reading The Factory, I was still catching up on the progress, so I looked through the reviews of this book, which I guess had mixed reviews. Looking at these two books, I think the author's ideas are quite good, and some of the plot twists are also very interesting. But what probably bothers me the most is the characters and values of the characters in the book. This problem runs through the entire book of Chang Gong and extends to Gongsun. Both of these two books by the author can be said to be stories in which the protagonist starts from a humble beginning and ends up in a temple. The factory owner also has a sense of self-redemption. Then in this process, the change in the character's mentality determines the basic logic and story direction of the entire book. It was okay in the early stage. After all, although the sufferings of the people at the bottom are too numerous to mention, the damage to their hearts is relatively uniform. Therefore, as an ordinary person, I can understand the mentality of ordinary people. But when the protagonist enters the decision-making layer or has a certain strength, his mentality determines his decision-making! Should you stick to yourself or blend into the environment? Should we move forward bravely, or save the country through curves? If every decision made by the author coincides with me, that would be a great point. If it goes against me, that's a poisonous point. It feels like every reader is a Shennong! 😅 Factory Master I finished reading this book during the process of being poisoned and then being revived. Fortunately, the final ending is more enjoyable than poisonous. I hope Gongsun can stop poisoning me to death in the middle, and at the same time, it can end on a happy note! Having said all this, I don't want to make any comments. After all, the book belongs to the author, and the story also belongs to the author, and readers can just find happiness in the group of books. It's just that I just finished reading The Factory Man in two weeks, and there are still some things I'm not happy with. I also sincerely hope that Chunfeng's books will get better and better and his grades will get better and better. I believe that the author is a person who writes the book with heart, and people who do things with heart are worthy of respect! Come on!
Ren Hongchang felt that the writing was such a failure. A woman with no power to bind a chicken turned black and her strength value suddenly became high? This is not a world of martial arts where you can practice internal skills and have no strategy, no ability, no ability, but with three subordinates you can still jump up and down in the chaos of war!
I feel a bit like a troublemaker, and I have to join in wherever I am kicked out.