Unparalleled Bastard

This novel is really incomprehensible. There were all kinds of bitterness, hatred, and flags in the past, but in the later stage, the protagonist did not destroy his inhumane family, and secondly, he did not kill the heartless scumbag. Finally, he had a half-brother who attracted hatred, but he was killed by a third party force. Please, if you don't want revenge, why are you so miserable as you said before? A waste of time and totally boring.

Generally speaking, the so-called thirty years of counterinsurgency and revenge of the concubine are not that exciting. They think it is just a battle of wits and courage and racking one's brains! If you look carefully at the battles in the history books, you will see that the author just created his own plot for his own entertainment.

I don't understand why there are so many trolls. As a bookworm of more than ten years, this is really a very good book. The author wrote it with great care 1. This is a time-travel novel. The thoughts, mentality, and culture of modern and ancient people are very different. Just like the pig's foot alley sticker, it is the only way to deal with things (with revenge) when a powerless person cannot solve the problem of food and clothing. , And Pig's Feet could only be regarded as a commoner before time travel. He had never gotten through the system, and his mentality was also modern. Naturally, he did not consider God's perspective as much. 2. Growth, Pig's Feet has encountered many things and has gradually grown up and considered more, just like a child growing up step by step, slowly understanding how to survive in a strange environment. , From Chengde to Taikang, the first emperor and the seventh prince, pig's feet are puppets in their hands, just like real life, pig's feet are played in their hands, and if you can't resist, you can only accept it (in fact, I personally think the author's writing is quite realistic) 3. People's hearts, (some people say that pig's feet put their sister in a brothel, I am too lazy to comment on this, I just ask you to read the book carefully) In a realistic era, a little kindness is really not easy, why did the late emperor mention Pulling out the pig's trotters (because of their identity, the late emperor wanted to use the pig's trotters to move the Pingnan Hou Mansion), why did the seventh prince value the pig's trotters (because of their value, the first was the former emperor's esteem, and the second was their status (the pig's trotters served as the Yulin Guards because of the late emperor's esteem). ), The third is to want pig's trotters to help fight for the throne), why did Taikang reuse pig's trotters and suppress them (when he just ascended the throne, there was no one available, or he was worried about using anyone, as can be seen by using descendants or marrying younger sisters, he wanted to use pig's trotters but was worried) 4. Selfishness. I have read more than 400 chapters. In fact, this book writes about people's hearts in a very realistic way (or a little dark style). It is basically intrigues. From Ye Guogong, Pingnanhou Mansion, to Pig's Feet, to put it bluntly, they are all the same. They have imperial power on their heads, but those who gain imperial power all want to hide the birds with bows or the rabbits will die. So they are all seeking survival, but each person's way of seeking survival is different. For example, Ye Guogong behaves mildly, and Pingnanhou Mansion expresses it. The performance is intense, and the pig's trotters are soft and thorny 5. I have read little about writing, and I don't see any clever writing or any unclear sentences, and the plot is not bad (There are no brainless wits or slaps in the face. I am looking forward to the follow-up development of pig's trotters, because it will be difficult for pig's trotters and Taikang to coexist in the future) Overall, this book is indeed a good source of food for me. I hope the author will work hard! (Although not fully booked😊)

This book can still be read. It's just that the layout is a little smaller. It would be better if a few more countries or alien races could be added to the background setting. The plot could rise from personal interests at the beginning to national interests. The protagonist's character is set to rule the country and bring peace to the world. Historical fiction generally follows this routine. 😊 A little opinion from a novice book reviewer.

I don't say I like this book, but I kept reading it. I also read the author's previous book because of this book. The author said that the previous book was too discouraging. Personally, I feel like the latter is too discouraging. I abandoned the book halfway through. The female characters who were full of color at the beginning disappeared directly in the later period, and the author completely forgot about it. This kind of book is the most unbearable. Even if you become black, don't forget it. I know this book, so let's read on, but I still have hope

Isn't it delicious

I thought about the rest, but Lao Li drove me away. The auxiliary ministers became powerful ministers. Li Hou Ye Qing Jun side.

This book, where everyone is alive and every character is a person, is well written. 👍

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Have you all forgotten that the protagonist was frozen to death? In the twelfth lunar month of winter, those people burned down other people's houses, didn't they just want to freeze them to death?

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Here are some topics that book friends have mentioned recently that Li Xin refuses to admit that he is Li Shen's son. From my personal point of view, Li Xin's approach is completely rational and emotional. Let's start from a rational point of view. In order to survive, the Li family is in a certain degree. Technically speaking, they are rebels and a thorn in the side of the Ji family. Moreover, they are the kind of family that the imperial court can eliminate just because they are afraid of the cost. A family that is waiting for death would not be recognized by another person. The two people have ambitions. After reading the latest chapter, it is not difficult to see that Li Xin's ambitions are very big, so big that it is really impossible. It's hard to say whether he will rebel and proclaim himself emperor in the end. How can a man with such great ambitions be willing to be a bastard who can be rounded and squashed at will? 3. To restrict enemies and friends, the first one has said that the Li family is a rebel group and is a family that Ji's group must eliminate, and he, Li Xin, knows that he can You can use this identity to protect yourself or use this identity to strengthen yourself. The prerequisite is that he cannot admit that he is a member of the Li family. Some book friends will definitely ask why. I can only answer: If Li Xin admits his identity, there is only one possibility. The Li family is unkind and the Ji family will not tolerate it. Okay, let's take a look at the emotional aspect from my personal perspective. Actually, there is nothing to say, only one sentence: My mother loved me very much, but she died, my uncle loved me very much, but he also died. I would have died, but I didn't. Li Shen, do you think God also wants to see you with nothing like me? The above is my personal opinion. I apologize if I feel uncomfortable.

I read it in one sitting and left the review alone, the author is great. Judging from the current progress, the main plot of this book is that the protagonist is promoted while scheming to make Pingnan Houfu pay the price. But the author also laid the groundwork that neither the seven kings nor the emperor really confided in Li Xin. In the eyes of the emperor, Li Xin was just a tool to deal with the Pingnan Hou Mansion, and to the seven kings, it was only a tool to ascend to power. The emperor even ordered the seven kings to seize Li Xin's pigtails in order to control Li Xin or even kill Li Xin in the future. It is speculated that the protagonist and the royal family will definitely turn against each other in the end. Then Ping Nanhou Mansion is Li Xin's way to break the situation. In this case, we might as well make a bold guess that Li Xin and Li Shen will finally reconcile. Li Xin has always been Li Shen's secret child, but Li Xin doesn't know it. If the Li family is safe, Li Xin will die in the countryside for the rest of his life. But if one day the Li family in the capital is all killed, then Li Xin, the secret child, will play a huge role. But what Li Shen didn't expect was that Li Xin's mother sent Li Xin to the capital (other speculation is that Li's mother may be from the royal family of Xishu. She was tired of the struggle before she died or couldn't bear to bear too much burden on Li Xin, so she sent Li Xin to the capital to seek help. It is possible to break the road, or even have two Lis from the same clan. The author has not explained too much about Li Xin's mother's family, so it is very likely that there are foreshadowings. Even the uncle, the charcoal seller, and Zhong Xiaoxiao were all arranged, all by Li's mother) What Li Shen didn't expect was that Li Xin actually arrived in the capital, and had a grudge against Heping Nanhou Mansion, and also made friends with the royal family. What should I do now? Let's play ball. I wonder if you have noticed. Li Shen's first return to Beijing is better than expected. It's too early, which shows that Li Shen attaches great importance to Li Xin, but the deal is already done. Li Shen can only deny it cruelly, and even have a deeper enmity with Li Xin. Only in this way can Li Xin be a royal chess piece and be safe and sound. After this, Li Shen may change the layout, give up Nanping Hou Mansion to protect Li Xin, or even succeed Li Xin. My humble opinion, for reference only

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This book doesn't talk about the writing, the plot, or the characters. I don't understand a single thing about it. When you sent the whole family out of the city, it was not to survive, but to avoid being threatened, and then through trickery and tactics, you wanted the emperor who had broken up with you to pretend that nothing had happened, so that you could go into seclusion. Can you feel at ease if I really let you go? Looking at the final plot, the emperor is seriously ill and asks you to support the prince. Which emperor can tolerate a person who is against him and has a big weapon in his hand to supervise the country? In the final analysis, the author just wants to make the protagonist a character who values ​​friendship. The innocent and cute idea that the emperor is sorry for you and you still don't rebel is really refreshing and refined.

When I saw the author's single chapter, I have already ordered all of it in advance. I haven't seen it on the shelves yet. It's good so far. It's not bad. Come on, author. I hope the style will not change in the future. Defeat the scumbag father and marry Xiaojiu!

I am also speechless. In ancient times, what could a minister secretly raise a private army do besides rebelling? It seems to be a matter of course for the protagonist and the author.

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Li Xin kept saying that Emperor Taikang didn't believe him. What did he do to make the emperor believe him? It was he who first started to form the southwest army. Those who were unwilling to hand over the gunpowder and threatened the emperor with gunpowder rebelled. Don't say that others are sorry for you. You were forced. You were forced by the group of people in the southwest, not the Ji family. If the emperor kills you, will they kill you if you don't rebel? Your act of forming your own army will kill you even now, destroying national sovereignty.

Overall, it is well written and is excellent. This novel can be divided into three categories, one is the historical life flow, the other is the historical science and technology flow, and the other is the political strategy flow. This book is considered a Machiavellian style. But the first picture looks very vicious. In ancient times, brothers fought, and father and son fought in battle. Whether it was the ancient warlord structure, it was good to conquer the world. The people you need to rely on most are your brothers and the township party. It is actually very dangerous for a family to have only one legitimate son. In fact, the Zhong family has a large population and many brothers, so it is actually possible to truly rebel. The scarcity of men in the other two families is actually the biggest shortcoming. Even rebellion lacks a foundation. The first one is well written, but the second one is a bit shabby. The old emperor also encouraged several sons to fight among themselves and mutiny in order to test them. It looked interesting, but it was actually a bad move. Why was what Li Shimin obtained after the coup illegal? Mainly because this gave future generations a bad start, and the throne could be fought for based on strength. The concubine can seize the throne of the legitimate son, and the ministers can also seize the throne of multiple emperors. This book is very Machiavellian. Many people think it is Machiavellian, but upon careful consideration, they think it is silly. The old emperor's choice of the throne seemed wise, but in fact it had made a bad start for the downfall of the dynasty. Stability is paramount, but inciting a palace coup actually destabilizes the entire dynasty. When people's hearts are in chaos, it will be difficult to lead the team. There is also the seventh prince who seems smart, but actually lacks decisiveness, intelligence, and courage. In fact, it is not as good as those princes. Li Shen seems smart, but that's why he thinks he can fight against everything by relying on just one eldest prince. Using one Yu against the whole country will definitely lose. The best policy is to attack, attack, and attack again. Because he is trapped in the land of Bashu and constantly competes with one unified country for comprehensive national strength, he will definitely die. Even if there is no protagonist, death is inevitable. Some of this work overestimates the power of gunpowder. Gunpowder is not omnipotent. Think about how the Qing Dynasty destroyed the Ming Dynasty. The firearms of the Ming Dynasty were quite advanced. In this book, many of the author's Machiavellian designs are a bit bloody. Overall, it's good. There are very few stories in history that are mainly about strategy. Also in this book, I feel that both emperors were too clumsy about the elimination of feudal clans and the policies towards generals. After Liu Bang founded the country, he saw a group of generals gathering together. After a random discussion, ask the general what happened? Zhang Liang said that they were going to rebel, and he was afraid that you would not reward them and would instead attack them. So Liu Bang received many rewards immediately. The princes divided more than a hundred. It's nothing to seize the general's military power, but you have to add rewards. It feels like the emperor in this book is not only too lazy to reward, but also plays dirty tricks on the generals and does not rebel. There are also three types of unfilial piety in ancient times. The greatest is not having children, which is very important for future generations. Whether you are reliable or not depends on whether you have many sons. If an emperor or a marquis does not have a son, his subordinates will be shaken in morale and unstable. With only one son and two sons, his subordinates will feel insecure. Only with more than a dozen sons can the subordinates feel a sense of security. I am not optimistic about Li Shen in this book. The important reason is that he only has one son.

The first minister is the one who has 100,000 troops. Isn't the military strength too small for such a large country? After all, the unified countries in ancient China had millions of troops! Or maybe the author's brain capacity is too small and he has never seen the big world, so he wrote the country as a municipal unit? !

，，         ：2 About 50,000 to 300,000 troops are stationed at the border. The Imperial Guards in Beijing control 60,000 to 100,000 troops in battalions for the emperor's own army. The 100,000 troops currently stationed in the southwest are almost the number of elite troops that a normal dynasty would have in its prime.                                                                                                   all all the tribes in Yuwen were unified in Northern Zhou Dynasty, and they had the topographic map of Jimen Pass. With all the soldiers in the country, both Li Xin and the Ye family knew that Jimen Pass couldn't be defended, but Fourth Young Master Ye advocated fighting to suppress the Northern Army for the sake of the people in the north. Now the generation of people with political ambitions in the Jin Dynasty has aged, and what is left is the arrogant young emperor and a bunch of mediocre officials who form cliques and pursue selfish interests. They no longer have the ambition to march to the north.         ，，？ The Northern Zhou Dynasty captured Jimen Pass and controlled the gateway to the north. Who can take it back again? The Zhong family can't move, the southwest can't move, the Beijing camp can't move, can the Xie Jiajun or Ji Jiajun in the future? What kind of miserable situation would the people in the northern border be in? If Fourth Master Ye could listen to Li Xin and encourage the people to erect walls and clear the country before the war, leaving enough strategic depth for the Zhenbei Army, leading them into unfamiliar combat areas, retaining the strength of the Ye family while holding back the logistics of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, relying on firepower Is it better to kill the effective forces of the Northern Zhou Dynasty with medicine and leave the hope of retaking Jimen Pass than to let the Northern Zhou cavalry ravage the northern territory from now on The Jin Dynasty in the book looks very much like the Song Dynasty. For the sake of the people in the northern border, shouldn't we rule the world with Li Xin and lead the Jin people to herd horses in the northern plains?                                                                                                                                                 fourth young master ye allocating so much importance to the foundation of the ye family and the people of the northern border, what is he thinking about fighting to suppress the northern army? The emperor has already turned against the ye family, what will happen to him in the future? There is a hero in the Northern Zhou Dynasty!

I feel that Li Xin is not as affectionate and righteous as Cao Cao. Cao Cao conquered the world. The emperor wanted to kill him, but Cao Cao still saved the emperor's life and wealth. As for Li Xin, the world was originally in the hands of the Ji family, but he was the son-in-law of the Ji family, but he rebelled. What else could he say that the emperor sent someone to assassinate him? This was after he openly rebelled, right? He was not allowed to be killed? This is equivalent to a robber trying to reason with his master. If I fail, you will definitely kill me. So if I win, I will kill you too. This feels a bit too cruel. To be honest, before Li Xin raised private soldiers to rebel, the Ji family treated Li Xin well enough. His title was second among non-royal people, his official position was the first, and he was the prince's teacher. If he had not raised private soldiers, he would have had a good life in the future. Raising private soldiers was equivalent to rebellion. As for the emperor's mistreatment of the Yulin Guards, those people were all new, and they had all been promoted after working hard before, and weren't the Yulin Guards finally wiped out by Li Xin? He was a hundred times more ruthless than Emperor Taikang. So in general, Li Xin is still sorry for Ji Jiado. Actually, I don't understand. The first emperor Sima deposed could survive, why can't he survive here? Isn't it also a rebellion?

Gamble your life to see if others dare to kill you. You have bet dozens of times that nothing happened, and several assistant ministers have also bet. You are the only one who dares to kill me. Why? The Southwest Capital has established a country. If we kill you, the person behind the scenes, first, how bad can the worst result be?

Why do you always like to be a bastard in the beginning? Why?

There are so many poison points that the protagonist froze to death. How can he survive even if he is possessed? Can you still read the protagonist's memories? Even after his uncle died, he still hugged the protagonist tightly. The protagonist staggered up. Are the joints of a dead person so flexible? Not to mention freezing to death.