
Han Village
汉乡
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.8M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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The second child tried his best to explain, and I accepted it.
Heroes should die gloriously on the battlefield. How laughable it is for an emperor, whose name is sung for millennia, to die in a treacherous assassination. Some say Yunniang's crying isn't good enough; I ask you, what did Emperor Wu of Han do to wrong Yunniang? Money, honor, estates—which one didn't Emperor Wu give her?
Suddenly I understand the protagonist. He possesses a kindness ingrained in his bones, the pride of a person from the future who distinguishes between barbarism and civilization, and a strong sense of national honor as a fellow Han Chinese. Finally, he is afraid of death. Thus, he lives a life full of contradictions.
[Book Review] The Great Han Dynasty, My Roots
When I first saw the title *Hanxiang*, I thought the author must be very cultured. The word "Han" naturally brought to mind the historical Han Dynasty. At that time, Emperor Gaozu of Han, Liu Bang, defeated Xiang Yu, the Hegemon-King of Chu, and established the Han Dynasty, ending the chaos and fragmentation of the late Qin Dynasty and making the Chinese nation strong again after the Qin Empire.
"Hanxiang" is nearing completion, and the author announced on his public WeChat account that a new book, "Turtle City," will be released soon. I started reading "Hanxiang" again from the beginning yesterday and realized that the author has unknowingly written so many chapters and for so long. The main plot of *Hanxiang* consists of the following parts: 1.
Author, the title seems inappropriate; I suggest changing it to "Traitor"... ... Stop pretending, Teemo looks like a dog, max of sycophantic behavior.
Many of the protagonists in this author's books have a servile nature at their core; they are proud slaves. 🤔
You want Huo Qubing to call a eunuch "Grand Ancestor"? You're disrespecting your ancestors!
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