The World of the Ji Han Dynasty

I hope this book can extend Liu's life. Let's see if he can capture Chang'an or at least capture Longyou before hanging up. I have a thought.

When a new book is opened, can you notify it in the old book? How much can it attract traffic?

I feel that the styles of the two books are somewhat similar. Come on, the author, and try to write a longer book than "Chen Chen"!

This book is non-systematic and has no cheats. The development of the story and plot is in line with history and the characters' personalities (except for the protagonist's time travel). It is reasonable and reasonable, and you will feel very comfortable while reading it. The update will be slow, you can save it and watch it again

The writing is very strong, the dialogue between the characters is not inconsistent, the characters, including various titles, are consistent with historical facts without OOC, and it is very friendly to the textual research party. The storytelling and logic are both excellent, and it has a strong sense of substitution. It is a rare masterpiece in the Three Kingdoms literature. The last time I felt this way was Eunuch Zhao's "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". I hope that the standard can be maintained in the future, and I have made a reservation for Xiancao.

On the last day, monthly tickets are provided for support At first glance at the name, I thought it was another author who wrote a stupid novel. Most of the current historical novels are full of Internet slang such as "holding the grass" and "holy shit", which is simply impossible to look at directly. When I saw the author's name, the previous book was still on my bookshelf, which was a bit of a pity, but it was a pity that it was not finished. Of course, when I wrote that length, my interest was indeed waning, and the feast was all over. Monthly ticket supports one wave. I once read Feng Youlan's A Brief History of Chinese Philosophy, and it was written in the preface that a good history must have three qualities: talent, learning, and knowledge, which respectively represent exquisite writing, proficient historical materials, and accurate selection of materials. Nowadays, some of the online articles are piled up with historical materials and unofficial history, and contain a large number of modern Internet terms (actually just swear words, full of swear words), or they are half-literary and half-white. Half-literary and half-white lies mainly in the writing style, which fails to be integrated into the ancient stories written by modern people. I saw some comments saying that the author has a similar style to so-and-so. This is not to start a fight. Personally, I feel that they are actually favoring so-and-so. There are many miscellaneous thoughts. I quote two ancient poems, "Wild crows have no thoughts and make noises." Don't be irritated by possible comments in the future. "Liu Lang who once visited me is here again" should be a happy and unexpected surprise.

I'll go and finally wait until you reopen a new book. Support a wave

Jinnan must get it, at least Wuling, otherwise it will chill the hearts of Wuling barbarians and Jiaozhou will become an enclave. It is best to let readers feel refreshed. Yiling defeated the Wu army and captured the southern part of Jingzhou.

​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​… If you have time, write more about the Yellow Turbans. It's possible that they don't have enough knowledge, which means they are destined to have no future. It's possible that they are a mixed bag of good and bad, with a lack of military discipline, burning, killing, and looting. They may even be just pawns in the struggle between aristocratic families, eunuchs, and imperial power in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. But except for a very small number of unscrupulous elements, their composition is unviable. The surname of a small boss, exploited by a powerful family, cannot survive, and can only wander with his wife, children and parents. He does not want to rebel, but has to rebel. In the end, the whole family may starve to death, die of illness, or be killed by the Han army for military honors. How many such people are there? Millions of yellow scarves, old and weak women and children. They are all hardworking and struggling people at the bottom. Sometimes I see those who kill the Yellow Turbans. Those protagonists who have both sides of the clan are really disgusting sometimes.

The people least likely to unify the world are the Shu Han, because the territory is too small, the population is not large, and there are only a few roads to attack the Central Plains. Even if Cao Wei can't defeat it temporarily, it doesn't matter, and they will have to finish it with the Shu Han slowly.

I have voted for a month, can I update Xinhan Room?

I came here specially to add it to the bookshelf. Can any book friends tell me? How was the author's previous book?

I actually started a new book and reread the old one two or three times. I still can't bear to read the last few dozen chapters

The boss has actually published a new book. Please support me.

Zhuge Liang followed the army, not to mention winning, but defeat was impossible

Brother, the last book was very well written, but it was so eunuch.

This Northern Expedition should be able to capture Longyou, Jiang Wei return to Han, and then encroach on Liangzhou and form cavalry. If Liu Bei lives a few more years, he may conquer Chang'an.

Looking at the author's name, isn't it written in Han Dynasty?

Can the author write down some of Sun Quan's reaction? King Wu has not appeared in the scene for so long.

. What the hell is this latest chapter? You two even had a duel.

Jiaozhou has basically become semi-independent. After this battle, Soochow can hold Jiangling at most, and most of Jinnan and Jiaozhou have been lost. Cao Pi also has to march south, and Sun Quan will not give in.

The main introduction to this book is too general. The content is actually very good.

It's rare to read a new book, it's fresh and refined, it can be a source of food, just don't be the same as the last one

I hope this one won't be as painful to follow as the previous one.

Is it because the economy is bad and the author has no money that he is opening a new book?

I can describe Guan Xing and Zhang Bao and train them into the second generation of Shu Han's five tiger generals.

Now Longyou Liangzhou can basically be obtained. Cao Wei is dragged by Soochow and there are not many reinforcements coming, and Liu Bei will not let his horse go in the street pavilion. I wonder if I can take one of them, Guo Huai or He Zhao?

Why is it updated once a day now? Come on!

There are still few talents now, and we need to dig out the generals of the late Shu Han Dynasty in advance, such as Er Zhang, Meng Huo, Meng Tan, Ma Zhong, etc., As well as the second generation Zhang Bao, Guan Xing, Zhao Guang, etc.

Will you start novels with multiple female protagonists in the future?