
The Han’s New Wei at the End of the Dynasty
汉末昂魏
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- Completed
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- 742k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Thousands of votes for the blood book asking the author to wear women's clothing👚
I'll give you a reward of 10,000 yuan. This book is outstanding because of its description of the protagonist's image. He is decisive in killing, clear-headed, and mature in character. First of all, it is much better than other Three Kingdoms novels in terms of rationality. Secondly, it is the description of women. In the troubled times of the Three Kingdoms, why don't you want the woman you like? What man is not lustful? Those who troll stallions are all young virgins. What capable man does not have three wives and four concubines? Even modern capable and good-looking men still eat meat everywhere. The most disgusting thing is that those who write about the Three Kingdoms still have to show a whole set of love affairs, which is disgusting. Then there is the writing style. Although this is the style of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, half-literary and half-white, but It is the most basic elegant language that is spoken on all important occasions. This compares with most of the Three Kingdoms literature. In court or when meeting elders, the conversation is like the vernacular of ordinary people. What do the guilds think? At least the big label of being rude or uneducated is taken off. Once such a reputation spreads in the late Han Dynasty, do you still want to recruit talents? Even if the talented people join the Yellow Turban Army, they won't join you. Those authors are really wise, and the author's handling of this aspect is good. The male protagonist behaves well, never makes any rude remarks, and is worthy of his status. In terms of writing style, I personally feel that it doesn't matter if the narration is usually written in vernacular. If the dialogue between the characters is written in vernacular, the Three Kingdoms novels will all be sloppy. The author's writing style of half white and half text is actually just right. It doesn't look as tiring as a full text in Chinese, and it also reads like a novel. Of course, as a newcomer, the new book also has shortcomings. Generally speaking, there are two points. First, it needs to spend more pen and ink to describe big events, such as the Battle of Guandu. This kind of war that established Cao Cao's hegemony is too rough. The second is that the protagonist fights Yuan Shao too smoothly. It feels like Yuan Shao has a group of capable generals. All the thoughts are focused on the internal fighting, and Yuan Shao is not clear-headed. It is best to write these heroes in a better way, without any problems or poisonous points in other aspects (personal review, don't criticize if you don't like it. I hope the two shortcomings pointed out later can help the author). Finally, there is a wave of forced cuteness QwQ
Cao Ang's strength seems to be too exaggerated 🔨
The progress is so fast, it won't be finished before it's on the shelves, right?
Regarding my personal views on Soul Transmitter, Cao Ang is the first heir to the Cao family and has received a lot of attention. However, Pigfoot, a modern person, has never lived in that era even if his memory is fused, so it is unreasonable to adapt to it as soon as it comes online. There are also fathers who can't even recognize their own sons. Your writing of Cao Cao is such a failure.
I've read a few chapters, although it's not my favorite writing style.
I'd rather help you choose a name for Cao Anmin. In every chapter, everyone talks about Cao Anmin and Cao Anmin, which is too inconsistent. Cao Hui. Animating the people will bring benefits, and the people will embrace it. Dianxu Shangshu. It complies with the standard of word selection for scholars.
Emmmmm, can you make the words clearer? I'm a scumbag and it makes me tired.
Dude, classical Chinese is at a disadvantage, you write one chapter which is enough for others to write four chapters. And the plot is too fast. Well, I can't tell you the details. I feel like, you know.
General Dian, let's see who can kill more. Father, leave quickly, the child will be cut off.
I would like to ask if the protagonist often goes to the battlefield to fight by himself? Please let me know.