The Road to the Chu-Han Contest
楚汉争霸路
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- Completed
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- 418k Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 8y ago
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Moreover, the Chu-Han Contention lasted for 5 years.
The Chu-Han Contention ravaged China. If the protagonist were to actually defeat Liu Bang and seize the throne, how long would it take? Modu Chanyu was about to unify the grasslands and march south. Consider the dire situation at the beginning of the Han Dynasty; they were forced to make peace with the Xiongnu through marriage alliances.
After reading a few chapters, I have one suggestion for the author to consider. The war and strategy sections are written like child's play, though they have some semblance of logic. However, the troop numbers are truly childish, like a game. Xiang Tian only had about 27,000 men when he reached Shouchun, then fought Li Zuoche and Fan Kuai, suffering losses and replenishing his forces.
Xiang Tian, does having "Tian" in his name make him so cool? Seriously, I don't understand. Just some chuunibyou (a person with delusions of grandeur).
The idea of a crown prince is even more absurd. At that time, Xiang Yu didn't even dare to call himself king. Both Xiang Yu and Liu Bang were leaders of the allied forces under the King of Chu. Xiang Yu was only called the Grand General of Chu, not crown prince—Xiang Yu hadn't even become emperor, so where would the crown prince come from?
Tiger eyes, tiger eyes—anyone using tiger eyes really affects the reading experience.
Wasn't Guan Ying killed by Xiang Yu? Pay attention to the details; many details are incorrect.
Use the word "tiger's eyes" less often; I get annoyed just seeing it now.
It seems that the Xiongnu king Modu is about to emerge at this time. If the author cannot unify the country as soon as possible, how can he resist the southward invasion of the Xiongnu?
I feel like this is a rip-off of Lonely Swordsman's Chu-Han Contention 😅 with a different protagonist.
I get the feeling that all the communications in the book are instantaneous. Given the distance, wouldn't it take ten days to half a month for a message to travel?