The Flourishing Han

The tyrant came here, but I didn't expect it to be cold.

The tyrant came here, why is it gone?

After taking a look at this guy's works, he is simply a professional eunuch.

Bian Que saw that the foodie was huge and stood there. Bian Que said: ""Shenghan" is about pounce. It is in the first person. If it is not treated, it will be worse." The foodie said: "I don't pounce." Bian Que came out, and the foodie said: "If it is easy to cure, don't pounce on the street to take credit." After ten days of residence, Bian Que saw him again and said: "If you pounce on the chapter, if you don't treat it, it will get worse." The foodie should not respond. Bian Que came out, and the foodie was displeased. After staying for ten days, Bian Que saw him again and said, "Your attack is just a failure. If it is not treated, it will get worse." Foodies should not respond. Bian Que came out, and the foodie was displeased. After staying there for ten days, Bian Que looked at the foodie but returned. The foodie asked someone to ask about it, and Bian Que said: "The disease is in one person's name, which can be changed by three; in the chapter, it is within the reach of the great god chapter; in the drop collection, it is within the reach of the station; in the poisonous grass, where the commander is, there is nothing to do. Now in the poisonous grass, I have no invitation." After staying for five days, eating the poisonous weed, the messenger asked Bianque, and he had fled Qin Dynasty. Foodies rushed to the streets.

Does the author not understand the market situation when writing a book?

The Tyrant Comes Over is a pity that both books are over 200,000 words long and are gone.

If the country was powerful, Cao Cao would not be a hero, but would be a famous prime minister. When Liu Bei had exhausted his best ability, he would have joined the clan and become a general or governor. Sun Quan would not have succeeded Sun Ce at all, and Sun Ce would not necessarily die. So what you said in your introduction about attacking Cao Cao, capturing Liu Bei, and defeating Sun Quan were just written out of personal prejudice. When you write about the Three Kingdoms, go and see Shen San. That is the real thing. You are not writing for a powerful country from any standpoint. You are just for fun.

The beginning is too slow, I don't have the patience to read on.

This is the first time in my life that I have read a first-person historical novel. To be precise, this is also the first time that I have read a first-person novel. I have to praise the author. The thing is so auspicious, listen to me slowly. Writers all know that writing books in the first name is easy to make a mistake, that is, their writing mentality is still God. All stories are created by him, and the characters in the stories are all understood by him, so he forgets the perspective of "I" and enters and exits at will in various places that cannot be seen with the naked eye. In addition, some words are inherently subjective, and confusing narratives will not cause great trouble to readers. However, I read the opening chapter of Sheng Han, but it didn't give me this feeling. I instantly entered the scene of the protagonist's narration... Well, it was really beyond words. I had to tremble with my hands, slowly open the recommendation vote, enter a "1" in the quantity, just when I was about to click OK At this time, I stopped again and changed "1" to "5". You must know how important a recommendation vote is to me. It affects my own book's ranking on the recommendation list. However, I still gave it to "Sheng Han" without hesitation. I hope that the next plot will not let me down.

Why did Cao Liusun want to be destroyed? Without the general trend of the late Eastern Han Dynasty, do you think they could have succeeded? It was nothing more than Cao Mengde, the general of the Han Dynasty who conquered the west, Sun Zhongmou, the general of the east, and Liu Xuande, the general of the north. Compared with many warlords, these three did nothing wrong and made great achievements in expanding the territory. In that case, whoever becomes the leader of a party cannot become a feudal official. And if the Han Dynasty prospers, give them 100 courage to rebel?