Su Kuan's Ambitions Through the Ages
苏宽的春秋大业
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 435k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Pre-Qin Antiquity
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Well written. The Spring and Autumn Period is an extremely difficult subject to write about, as it represents both the final brilliance of the two-thousand-year-old ritual and music aristocratic culture of the Xia, Shang, and Zhou dynasties, and the precursor to the subsequent two-thousand-year-old imperial China. Maintaining a balance is extremely challenging.
Reading this book brought to mind many idioms.
I enjoy reading history, though I haven't read much about the pre-Qin period. However, I think most idioms originated during the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods.
I'll be revising the previous chapters in the next few days (revisements are complete, and updates will be stable).
One who is without desire is invincible; one who has desires suffers. My original intention was to write a story about my family name for my own amusement. After writing it, I wanted people to read it, and when an adult read it and found it somewhat interesting, I wanted to become famous. So I went through a lot of trouble.
The previous chapter felt disjointed and might drag down the overall score. However, the author is highly educated, which is good.
I had my second child, a boy! I plan to resume updates on New Year's Day.
As the title suggests. Mother and baby are safe and sound. The postpartum nanny has arrived. Updates are planned to resume starting from New Year's Day. This book will definitely be completed, ranging from 1 million to 2.99 Million words. Thank you to all the readers who have been following this book! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year!
I have a few questions for the author. How much will you develop the technology tree in this book? If you didn't develop the technology tree at that time, your ruling structure wouldn't be much stronger than the Zhou Dynasty. Who will be the main talents in the book? Will you recruit talents from Duke Mu of Qin and Duke Wen of Jin?
Since the Jin state destroyed its own royal family, could it have led to the extinction of the Jin state's imperial line? And then could Su Kuan have directly or indirectly taken control of the Jin territory?
The section on bamboo slip letters (Chapter 53 is too decadent) was really well-written! Please update more often!
So exciting! The "race against time" in Volume Two and the shooting of the wild geese in Volume Three...
Volume Two gets really exciting! Princess Xuanxuan in Volume Three really does look like a princess. The part about shooting wild geese and the following chapters had me in stitches.
A good name change
I also feel that my original name isn't very appealing. In fact, I'm thinking of changing my name, although I don't know what to change it to.