Record of Survival in the Northern Dynasties

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.

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?

I finally found a book that allowed me to read 200 chapters in one day. Apart from being a little bit 🐎, women's status is too low, it has no other flaws. I gave them 2 monthly passes and 3 recommendations. I hope the quality can be maintained in the future.

15 Years of bookworm testing poison. It's a good book, highly recommended! ! Don't get hung up on the minutiae of bows and crossbows. The characterization in this book is quite skillful. Everyone has a valid reason for doing everything, and they can always justify it. Isn't the point of reading novels just the story? The story is self-consistent and progresses layer by layer, which is quite good. I have read more than 400 chapters so far. As for the stallion issue, the protagonist is not messing with women, every woman is designed because of need.

Very wonderful novel! This book has no fancy routines, nor flashy characterizations. The author achieved what is truly valuable in a novel: writing the story deeply and making the characters realistic. As a reader, you can feel that the author has conveyed his personal life experience through the novel! In terms of content, there is neither a stand-alone game written as a protagonist, nor a mindless narrative that simply creates a story of "good guys, bad guys" and "justice and evil". The actions of the characters in the story, regardless of the protagonist or supporting role, have both emotional and interest factors, and the two are intertwined and inseparable. At the same time, thinking about the history of the Southern and Northern Dynasties from the perspective of the long history and the integration of Wuhu and Han people made my eyes shine. It is not only consistent with historical facts but also has practical significance. If there are any flaws, the first is that I have a collection of women in history. I have no choice but to write about love like this. But the last one wrote about love, which is gratifying. Furthermore, the role of the subordinates in the protagonist's team is somewhat inferior to that of the opponents. It is a pity that these people are not explained in the ending. I hope the new work can keep up the good work, come on!

After reading this book, I would like to say that the author's book is one of the few "propositional compositions". Of course, this is a complimentary metaphor. The first half of the book gave me a depressing reading experience. However, in the second half, as the story gradually moved towards a clear path for powerful officials to usurp the throne, my reading experience gradually entered the area of ​​imaginary and refreshing writing. But I didn't expect that the author would bring the whole text to an abrupt end after the Zhou Dynasty was destroyed. With a lingering feeling, I read the author's summary of the book, and I was surprised to find that in this era of "subtitle-based articles" that are rampant, I actually read a "propositional essay". To sum up the rest, I just said: "High praise and recommendation!"

To be honest, the progress of the plot is too long, and it took only a few years to write millions of words.

Come on, come on, when will you become emperor? Author, come on

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.

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.

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

This is the best book I have read in recent years. As a bookworm for nearly thirty years, it is now rare to be able to read a book with more than a million words without feeling tired. Even though some parts of the plot do not conform to the values ​​and aspirations of modern people, it is undeniable that in that era we did not understand, there were many behaviors and thoughts that we could not understand. It is indeed a good book.

A relatively rigorous book, The Mad Emperor is well written, but it started to fall apart from The Three Dugu Women. It received eight stars.

Those who are good at swimming drown in the water, and those who play with fire will eventually be burned Captain Gao, who plays with people's hearts to the extreme, is not only playing with the characters in the book, but also with the people who read the book. The more talented a person is, the more he likes to play tricks and tricks. The more he plays tricks and tricks, the easier it is to be defeated by tricks and tricks. The end of Governor Gao can be said to be benevolent and benevolent. There is a thin line between genius and madness. Governor Gao may have been with Gao Yang for a long time, making it difficult to figure out when he was crazy and when he was pretending to be crazy. Perhaps geniuses always have a rebellious heart that is not understood, just like Jiang Wen's genius-like ideas that never make people guess what he is thinking, just like the unconstrained plot of "One Step Away" always has twists and turns. Governor Gao, just like Jiang Wen, always has all kinds of strange ideas and is always unconventional. Young geniuses always want to show off their opponents. When they have the advantage, they don't want to crush them directly but instead tease their opponents and get overturned. Governor Gao has an IQ and knowledge that is much higher than ordinary people, but he doesn't think about how to win. Instead, he keeps showing off difficult operations one after another, playing all kinds of fancy tricks. While showing off to the extreme, he also shows off himself. However, I feel that Governor Gao is not showy enough. To the extreme, the ending can be changed into two outcomes. One is that history is transformed into fantasy and he directly cultivates immortality; the other is that Governor Gao dies on the spot, and Concubine Zheng usurps the throne and becomes the empress of the generation. It's a pity that Governor Gao is still timid. Maybe his reason has prevailed. Finally, let's talk about Governor Gao's criticized harem plot (it's actually a stallion). In fact, being greedy for money and lust is not a shortcoming for a ruler, so why is Governor Gao criticized? Because he is not like a hero. You see, Cao Cao is such a good wife and no one has ever scolded him. Governor Gao does not have a macho temperament but rather a literary youthful temperament. It is said that he is neither affectionate nor ruthless, which puts him in an embarrassing situation where he is not a human being. The extremely smart Governor Gao could not change his own character problems, and his superb IQ became the barrier between man and God.

This book is really an excellent work in the history category and a rare masterpiece in the Southern and Northern Dynasties! Unfortunately, the subject matter is a bit unpopular, and the history category is originally a niche category in Qidian. There are few readers. I think monthly tickets can only represent popularity, not the quality of the book!

I think some readers start blaming whenever the protagonist takes an adventure and Gao Yang gives advice, which I really can't understand. After all, historical time travel novels are not serious historical novels. The various characters in them will inevitably be re-created after they roughly meet the historical image. For example, Gao Yang, from several events in the first few dozen chapters, we can actually see the author's re-creation of Gao Yang. My personal understanding is that the author portrays Gao Yang as a moody but sane emperor. After all, how can a man who kills capable ministers around him when he gets angry be called a "heroic emperor"? Being an emperor is not about controlling the court and competing in the world just by being moody. The evidence is as follows. First, because Yang Min said something that made Gao Yang unhappy, Gao Yang put him in a coffin and buried him. But if Yang Min was really desperate, why didn't he nail the coffin to death? Second, Gao Yang chased after and chopped down the cruel official named Guan for several hundred meters before stopping. But if Gao Yang really wanted to kill the cruel official, all he needed to do was say a word, so why bother chasing him for hundreds of meters? The third one is where Gao Zhan raped his niece. The protagonist tied up Gao Zhan to survive. Afterwards, Gao Yang also asked Dugu Yongye to convey his intention to keep the protagonist. From just three incidents, it can be seen that the author is portraying Gao Yang as an emperor who is crazy but not crazy, and still has some sense. Therefore, there is no need for the protagonist to criticize the author and criticize the plot whenever he ventures to make suggestions. (Of course, it's been a long time since the book was finished and there may not be any new readers. 😂) If you have different opinions, you are welcome to discuss them. If you are here to criticize me, you are the one who is right.

The protagonist seems to have done a lot of great things. Hundreds of chapters later, he is still seventeen years old and has not grown up.

I don't know why, but after reading it, I remembered the tradition of my Rabbit Party: no bribery, seduction, or assassination is allowed The more I look at the actions of the protagonist and other people, the more I feel that the predecessors are upright and magnanimous.

It's really good-looking, the best historical and political work I've ever seen. It is a good thing that there are some Mary Mothers in the comments. If there were no Mary Mothers in the world, it would be too tiring. What I like most about the author is restoration. Come on, author. Most historical works can't be read after dozens of chapters. They are too childish. The author's work is good, darkness is the truth

In the later stage, it was too wordy, jumping sideways repeatedly, and a bit inconsistent. It should be flat and flat, and it should be difficult and difficult. To be honest, the writing in the early stage was really good, but in the later stage, it stretched my hips so much that it felt a bit messy!

The harem of the Dugu family in Chang'an is really incomprehensible. It is necessary to take precautions and eliminate potential enemies in advance. There are many means, but the result has to be this way. Killing them directly is better than this method. Moreover, many so-called strategies cannot withstand careful scrutiny. They are obviously veterans of the country's ruling class. In the end, they were forcibly demoted and led by the protagonist. They lacked the feeling of fighting wits.

Suddenly I discovered that the author did not write the part about Gao Yang making a pipa out of human bones. The quality of this book is somewhat lacking.

Three monthly passes, how about a little extra?

I feel that this is the ceiling for novels set in the Northern Qi Dynasty 🙂, especially the way Gao Yang is brought to life. And I really like the author's analysis of Wang Lin.

The first 400 chapters or so describe the power struggle of the Gao family, but things take a turn for the worse later on.