The Jin Conquer the World
晋击天下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Seeing that Sima Ke's courtesy name was Yuanjin, one can tell that the author had done their research and put in the effort, and did not choose a name randomly. In ancient times, courtesy names were always related to the given name, either synonyms or antonyms.
Upon first meeting the Chen family daughter, her face was brimming with collagen; upon meeting the maids, their faces were also brimming with collagen; upon meeting the Ji family's youngest daughter, her face was also brimming with collagen; upon meeting the Wang family's youngest daughter, her face was also brimming with collagen. I know this is used to describe young people with good skin, but it's annoying to always use the same phrase, it really hinders reading comprehension.
To be honest, I burst out laughing when I saw the protagonist shout, "Those who offend my Great Jin, though far away, shall be punished!" This isn't directed at the book itself, but personally, I found it quite amusing. The Han dynasty's slogan, "Those who offend my Great Jin, though far away, shall be punished," reflects their genuine power to conquer countless countries, with one Han general…
The protagonist wants to become a real man in an era of effeminate men… Oh... I didn't mean current idols.
Which word in this book currently carries a sacred connotation and appears most frequently? Is it the protagonist's name or something else? The answer is—the Northern Expedition! This sacred word inherently carries a certain mission, stirring people's blood and making them yearn to take up a three-foot-long sword, sweep away the chaos, and restore the Central Plains to unify the world.
Great! Finally, a history book I can actually read! 😢😍😍😍
They must vie for the throne; otherwise, with Sima Yan's death, his rule will cease, and all their efforts will be in vain. Besides, how could a time traveler not become emperor?
Those who offend Jin must be punished. The Jin dynasty during the Five Barbarian era was utterly useless, and the Sima family was even more so. Those capable of launching northern expeditions and maintaining ceremonial regalia were not powerful ministers, but rather a few like Huan Wen and Xie An.
This book is really good, it's a great read.
Not just anyone can write about the Wei and Jin dynasties. This piece completely fails to capture the elegance and refinement of that era; it's purely pretentious and self-deprecating. It doesn't depict the elegance and refinement at all; instead, it's incredibly affected and pretentious.