The Glory of the Han Dynasty
大汉的光芒
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- Completed
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- 1.1M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 8y ago
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This book is really Turning stone into gold, the pen shines brilliantly, written in one breath, every word a gem, flowing smoothly and vividly. Lifelike, vivid, excellent writing, quick-witted, erudite, highly talented, and extremely learned. Concise, flawless, insightful, visionary, righteous, eloquent, and outstanding.
Without sufficient historical background, you dare to write about a great ruler? You're something else!
After reading this article, all I can think is, "Heh." The article's description of Emperor Wu of Han is inaccurate. His personality is too out of touch with the times, and the portrayal of some characters doesn't follow historical accounts, relying entirely on superficial judgments. Furthermore, the era's view of Confucianism is inaccurate.
All I want to say is, if you've traveled through time, can't you be a little nicer to your own son? You're constantly lecturing other people's children, but you're not kind to your own son.
If you haven't read the history of the Han Dynasty, you can take a look.
Those who have read the history of the Han Dynasty are already extremely poisoned by it.
The author's understanding of history books is incomplete.
The author's understanding of history is extremely superficial. It's like saying "I" or "you" on the street; some modern people wouldn't even know what it means. Or you'd be talking about your son in the Western Han Dynasty, or even in the Han palace.
I don't quite understand how the author arranged it. A modern person is reborn into the past, but instead of learning about the historical context or acquiring knowledge, he spends his days idly. Does he think he's so great that he doesn't need to study? Seeing this, I always feel that the protagonist has a "I am a later person and I am awesome" attitude, looking down on the ancients.
I admire the million-fn master 🙏
The writing style is very bland! It lacks any of the grandeur of the Han Dynasty! It's too modern! The author should write about modern times instead.