The Hegemon of Great Wei
大魏霸主
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- Completed
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- 4.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 7y ago
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The Bookish Manor
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Historical Fiction Recommendations: The Three Kingdoms, Power Struggles, the Warring States, and the Sui, Tang, Song, Yuan, Ming, and Qing Dynasties
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WW's Booklist: Here We Go
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Tianji’s Book Collection
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Pastoral, Xianxia, Historical, and Urban Novels: Relatively Reasonable Golden Fingers Without Excessive Wish Fulfillment
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Just my personal taste
Old Friends' Book Club
Books I like as a ten-year veteran reader
Historical Fiction with Smart Characters
Pretty good historical novels with characters who actually use their brains.
Personal Reading List
Books I've read and books I thought were pretty good. I don't know what else to write ⊙∀⊙? I'll just be a couch potato.
Books I’ve Read Whose Protagonists I Can Tolerate
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Dreaming of the Han and Tang: A Song of Parting
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Historical Turmoil and Power Struggles, Plus Showbiz, Both Chinese and Foreign. Finished Stories Rarely Put the Protagonist Through the Wringer.
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The topic was great, it's a pity they didn't use more of the protagonist's cheat abilities, so they wouldn't have to forcefully suppress him... Also, those highways lately, what kind of steel reinforcement are they using? It's not like they're driving ten or twenty-ton horse-drawn carriages on them... My main account doesn't have many subscribers... I was too embarrassed to comment, it's really a shame about this topic...
Honestly, author, you're not cut out for this. After writing for over a decade, you still don't understand the most basic elements of online novel writing. No wonder your books are all flopping.
After Chapter 54, it felt like the protagonist lost his mind. The war scenes in the beginning were good, but he went crazy for Wang Meng later on, even going so far as to pledge allegiance to someone else. Why does the protagonist have to chase after Zhuge Liang? Why does the protagonist have to become his apprentice? It's like knowing that Zhuge Liang is very talented, but he has already come to me to serve, so why would I have to flatter him and become his apprentice?
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The author is amazing; a few dozen people managed to forge weapons for thousands in just three days. Most importantly, I just want to ask, where did this ore come from? Does the army carry ore with them when they go to war?
After seeing his father being assassinated, he immediately spent two days developing a hot air balloon and transporting it to the Jin Dynasty for surgery. It almost poisoned me. Alas, I couldn't hold on anymore. What a pity!
In my opinion, the protagonist is at most like Xiang Yu and Han Xin—military geniuses, but politically incompetent. Such people are best suited to be generals, not rulers; otherwise, they would bring about the destruction of their kingdoms. He even said the Jin Dynasty couldn't be fought, spouting childish jokes like "only a primary school student would say something like that" 😏.
Ran Min was the adopted grandson of the murderous Shi Hu, and deeply favored by him. One can imagine what kind of person a murderous tyrant would favor. After Shi Hu's death, his sons instigated a rebellion, and Ran Min followed Shi Zun in usurping the throne. Before the usurpation, Shi Zun claimed he would make Ran Min the crown prince, but after the usurpation, he appointed his own son.
After watching the beginning, all I can say is that you're awesome, bro. When you don't have many horses, taking out saddles and horseshoes is clearly suicidal. That's why Genghis Khan was invincible. If your opponents learn this, what will you use to stop a hundred thousand cavalry?
It's a pity the beginning wasn't well-written; there were so many flaws. I skipped a few chapters later and it was alright, but it's still a shame.