A Survival Record of the Northern Dynasties
北朝求生实录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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Why do we read time-travel stories instead of historical ones? Because time travel, besides offering the advantage of being a prophet, to some extent satisfies our psychological need to compensate for past regrets. For modern people, the values of the old generation and the ruthless treatment of human life are points that the time traveler needs to address.
Everything else is fine, but after reading over four hundred chapters, it's disgusting that he sleeps with every beautiful woman he sees... It's utterly repulsive.
The book is quite good, but I feel there are some flaws.
1. The Northern Qi dynasty was much stronger than the Western Wei and Northern Zhou dynasties; they were not roughly equal in strength. 2. It would be more appropriate for the Northern Qi to refer to the Western Wei as "Western Bandits." The Eastern and Western Wei did not recognize each other, so it was impossible for them to also call the other Wei. Both sides referred to each other as bandits.
I couldn't continue watching after the middle part. The part where he goes to Chang'an to seduce the Dugu sisters is a whole chapter of romance.
This book is just a harem novel, wasting the classic first 400 chapters.
Highly recommended! While writing this review, I saw it had 1299 chapters and 2.97 Million words. The protagonist of this novel is consistently intelligent, never naive, and has no truly toxic traits. He transmigrates into the body of the illegitimate son of a powerful minister in the Northern Qi Dynasty, rising from obscurity and even obscurity to become a powerful minister (likely to usurp the…
Dear readers, this book is truly a rare gem. It's close to historical fact, with a rigorous and logical writing style, a tight plot, and no far-fetched ideas. It's truly second to none among historical novels!
The beginning of this book was really good; the plot flowed smoothly, and the protagonist was intelligent, accumulating strength step by step. I was still reading it this late, but I just finished reading the part where the protagonist took all three of Dugu Xin's daughters, and I just couldn't continue.
The ending seems a bit off. The female lead, Li Mutan, died of smallpox at 37? Modern people know to use cowpox vaccinations beforehand, right? And why write such a disgusting ending? Couldn't they have given her a better one?
Survival Records of the Northern Dynasties × Stallion Records of the Northern Dynasties ✓
The woman's writing is too long; it gets a bit boring after a while.