A Survival Record of the Northern Dynasties

The reason why we look at time travel instead of looking at history is because time travel itself, in addition to the golden finger of the prophet, satisfies our psychology of making up for past regrets to a certain extent. For modern people, the values ​​​​of the old generation and the social situation where human life is insignificant are themselves one of the points that need to be compensated by time travellers. Going back to the turbulent times, it is one thing to have to do something, but actively choosing the "evil" and "inhumane" side of the values ​​​​of the old generation cannot be accepted by today's readers. We can accept "having to do evil", but we also hope that while "matching the era", the author or protagonist can show compassion. This is not "naive" or "ignoring the dangers of the times", but the "destiny of time travel" that already exists when reading time travel literature - transforming technology, changing the times, and transforming ideas. The author can use his own historical accumulation to explain "the times were like this at that time", but he still has to remember that the readers have not really traveled through time. The readers are still modern people with modern values ​​​​and humanistic feelings. If you just want to see the intrigue, it's better to just look at the history. Should we retain some humanistic care in this cruel history? For the author, it's just a matter of shaking his hands during a plot. It doesn't have to be "brutal restoration" to make a good historical work.

Everything is good. After reading more than 400 chapters, sleeping with a beautiful woman is really disgusting... Poisonous to death.

1. The national power of Northern Qi is much stronger than that of Western Wei and Northern Zhou, not nearly the same 2. It is more appropriate for Northern Qi to call Western Wei "Western Thieves". Eastern and Western Wei do not recognize each other, so it is impossible to call the other side Wei. Both sides call each other "thief". After Gao Yang established Qi, it is even more impossible to call Western Wei, because this is a denial of the legitimacy of the Gao family's founding of the country

I couldn't stand it anymore in the middle part. The part about going to Chang'an to hook up with the Dugu sisters was a whole chapter of romance.

This book is just a stallion story, which wastes the classic 400 chapters.

Highly recommended! When I wrote the review, I saw 1,299 chapters and 2.97 Million words. The protagonist of this novel has always had an above-average IQ, has never been naive, and has nothing that could be considered poisonous. The protagonist is the illegitimate son of a powerful minister in the Northern Qi Dynasty. He goes through many hardships from being unknown or even forgotten to becoming a powerful minister in the Northern Qi Dynasty (who is expected to usurp the throne after the destruction of the Zhou Dynasty). It is always a matter of planning and taking action later, and many of the foreshadowings laid will be useful later. Many supporting characters are also vivid (especially Gao Yang). It can be said to be a rare masterpiece, and the description of politics and power is very enjoyable. For me, the shortcoming is that there are not many war scenes, or they are not that intense (this is also because the protagonist never fights unprepared battles). Of course, all the famous and unknown women in the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties were included in the account of Governor Gao (the protagonist). Such as Li Zu'e, such as Yuan Zhonghua, such as Dugu Jialuo, such as the fourth lady of the Dugu family.

Book friends, this book is really a rare fairy tale. It is close to historical facts, the writing layout is rigorous and logical, the plot is compact, and it is not whimsical. It is really second to none among historical novels! ! !

The writing at the beginning of this book is really good. The plot is smooth and the protagonist's IQ is online. He is building strength step by step. I'm still watching it at this late hour, but I just finished watching the main character taking in all three of Dugu Xin's daughters and I really can't watch anymore. Previously, I thought it was okay when the protagonist kept opening a harem to collect women, but now I feel like it's a mess, weird and annoying, and I really can't stand it.

Is there something wrong with the ending? The heroine Li Mutan died of smallpox at the age of 37? Modern people all know that cowpox should be used in advance, right? And why did you write such a disgusting ending? Can't we give you a better ending?

There are too many words about women, and I feel a bit bored after reading too many.