Zhao's Huzi

I have read more than 400 chapters of this book and would like to share my feelings. ++++++++++++++++++++++++++ First of all, I think the pace of this book is very good, and I suggest the author not to be led astray by some readers. I have a deep understanding of this. Books like "The Court of the Wei Dynasty", "The Great Sima of the Warring States Period" and "Zhao Xing Tian Xia" were all written in a hurry. The most uncomfortable thing for me to read was the Palace of the Wei Dynasty, or the most regrettable thing is this book. It was originally a book that was supposed to establish the status of the Shizong at this starting point, but it ended up being so rushed that it was so awkward that most of the transitions in it were so abrupt that it was impossible to read, including part of the main plot, which was written so casually that it was like throwing the reader's brain directly into the trash can. It was originally a book about unifying the kingdoms and conquering the Central Plains. So far, the death of the six princes and the rebellion of Gong Zheng are quite interesting. I think some scenes just need to be foreshadowed, including plot and characterization. All the authors are asked to do is write according to their own ideas. For those who are in a hurry to rush the plot development or think that the update is too slow, I think you can find a suitable and refreshing article and read it without delay. I would like to reiterate here that I do not have any bias, because everyone's starting point for reading the book is different. Some do it to kill time or have some fun, while others want to have spiritual enjoyment. Since our starting points are different, we cannot compare them, so please give me a reasonable thank you for urging me to write.

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I am still looking forward to the direction of this book. The attractions are as follows: First. The plot is as realistic as a historical book. This does not mean that the plot is very real. On the contrary, the plot of the novel is still very dramatic. For example, the emperor kills people because of the prophecy, but the country will eventually be overthrown by the irresistible destiny. For example, the male protagonist's family encounters a cheating experience after the disaster. He commands the heroes at a young age and is so wise that he is almost a monster. Of course, these contents are also in line with the characteristics of the novel genre. Within the reader's acceptance range, even if these dramas are lost, the novel will lose some of its luster and appear too real and depressing. So when I talk about going true, I mean the protagonist's path of rebellion. He first turns into a bandit, then relies on the current situation to join the court's camp, and finally overthrows the court. This process is very historically true. Historically, the initial peasant uprisings can often shake the foundation of a dynasty and become the driving force behind its downfall. However, those who can kill with one blow and directly overthrow a dynasty are rare. On the contrary, massive peasant uprisings often failed first, and then other forces, or forces within the ruling class, took the opportunity to replace the dynasty (such as Cao Wei, Li Tang), or subsequent uprising forces (such as Liu Bang. In terms of origin, Liu Bang was definitely a peasant rebel army, and Xiang The composition of the descendants of Yu and other Six Kingdoms is still different. Of course, he later accepted and absorbed the influence of the aristocracy, promulgated Emperor Gao's five-year edict, established a unified country, and continued to oppress the peasants. Whether it is considered a betrayal of the peasant class is something that needs to be considered in class history.) He used his power to overthrow the previous dynasty. Therefore, it is correct for the protagonist to go to the side of the government that has not decayed to the point of destruction and still has the power to continue to maintain. Although this approach, like many templates in history, such as Zhu Wen and others, will be criticized for betraying the resistance forces and treating thieves as their fathers. However, the protagonist is not from the rebel army, but has the choice and purpose to actively join the court. Therefore, this is different from Zhu Wen and others, and it is also interesting. Second, multiple lines are intertwined. I think it is very interesting to have the line of the protagonist brother, as well as the prophecies such as Erhu. It also gives the novel a sense of layering. After the collapse of the first-generation rebel army, there is also the eldest brother's line of overt rebellion running in parallel with the protagonist's line of covert rebellion, although most of the narrative perspective lies with the protagonist. Being considered an adopted son by Master Chen is a relatively risky choice, because the better Master Chen and the Five Tigers of the Chen family are, the higher our moral standards for the protagonist will inevitably be. If the protagonist behaves inappropriately in the future, even if we know that he has a blood feud, we will not be able to accept the conflict between him and Master Chen and the adopted brothers. This is a risk point, but the risk will also bring motivation to pursue books. The cheat identity of Chen Clan's Sixth Tiger is still very useful in promoting the plot and creating a sense of excitement. It is also good for the protagonist to quickly enter the upper echelons of the court and solve some troubles. In addition, now that the main plot of the war drama is gradually subsided, the political struggle drama seems to be staged. The plot of the princess, the prince and the third prince introduced by Yang Ding is also worth looking forward to. What's more, there is also a national advisor who is suspected of being a great prophet, and the protagonist's crazy nickname "Hidden Tiger". This nickname is echoing the disappearing Shen Hu every minute, arousing the suspicion of the old emperor. I think it is just around the corner. I would like to give you a suggestion, because this book is introduced by prophecies. I think it will be more realistic and deepen the connotation of the novel if the author writes about the previous internal corruption of the Jin Kingdom and the forces deliberately spreading prophecies. Third, it continues the author's wonderful writing about war. I have liked the author's war dramas very much since "The Court of the Wei Dynasty", especially the war dramas in the early period of "The Wei Dynasty". Let's not talk about whether they are true or not. They are really outstanding in terms of details. This is also a highlight of the author, which is the characterization of the supporting characters (such as a certain general or a certain soldier), and the war is unfolded from the perspective of the supporting characters. Having said the advantages for now, I think there are several disadvantages First of all, the updates are really slow, and I burst into tears after following them every day Secondly, to this day, I still feel that the scene where the protagonist's family was destroyed was too fast and too abrupt. If it weren't for the well-written content behind it, I would have really lost my mind. I almost gave up the book, but after re-reading it several times, I also found that the author had some foreshadowing. For example, why he didn't start with the death of his family at the beginning? It was because he wanted to foreshadow the subsequent plot, introduce refugees and precursors of war from Luyang County, where the protagonist is, and exaggerate the despair and hatred when his family died, etc. But to be honest, I still didn't dare to read the chapter about the death of the family. It was probably because the author had already written it with great ink before the death of the family, which made me accept the setting and thought that the Marquis of Luyang Township would be the starting point to start writing. I didn't expect it to be a line of revenge. Emotional line, let me be picky. I think Jingnu can still depict the process of psychological transformation in the early period of Black Tiger Village. But now, except for the part where Jingnu is the head of the family, and the part where the executioner of the Killing Sect is a prominent character, I still feel that it has the same problem as "The Great Wei". The portrayal of the female characters is not as brilliant as the portrayal of the female characters in "The Wife is the Lord". Of course, this is my nitpicking. The author is not a female author after all. Although I have always felt that this author is very delicate like a female author, it is normal to not focus on writing emotional dramas like romance and love novels, and write about female protagonists. On the other hand, in fact, many readers who are looking for books may not like to write too much about emotional lines, because this is the reason for historical and war-type novels. They feel that the emotional lines can drag the plot a bit, and they may even be frustrated by the author's overwriting of emotional lines. So, this is just my personal needs and nitpicking. As for the princess, I have noticed and some readers have questioned that if you accept a princess, it would be equivalent to accepting the granddaughter of a sworn enemy, or you are deceiving and using the female character. Isn't it a bit of a character collapse? In fact, I don't have much acceptance of this, because firstly, I don't think the princess needs to bear the fault of her grandfather. Secondly, if the princess is to be accepted, the protagonist must have a scene in which he overcomes his inner conflict. If this scene is well written, then the character will definitely not collapse. And if this scene is to be established, on the one hand The character of the princess needs to have more outstanding character and behavioral breakthroughs so that we readers can accept her, love her, and make the protagonist fall in love with her. On the other hand, we also need the protagonist to be honest. For the princess and her family, we must not purely use psychology, and we cannot turn it into a PUA or some abusive Mary Su drama. This is difficult. The current situation is that I don't see the protagonist liking the princess, and I don't see the highlight of the princess character, so I won't comment yet. Finally, please provide more quality updates from the author (humble

The latest plot is called My Little Things with the Princess?

Jian Zong asked me to download Qidian which I had uninstalled for a long time.

Jian Zong's concentration has dropped recently, and bugs can be caught in almost every chapter. I left a message in this chapter. If this continues, it will greatly affect the reading experience.

The age limit is too young and the plot is slow. In the early stage, everyone around you should not be killed. It is right to at least have some help. The plot is too far-fetched. It is too far-fetched. The most important thing is that the plot is too protracted. It is not attractive. It is too bland. This kind of book should give people passionate, strategic, decisive, tenacious and sometimes cold-blooded. But there is no plot. It is bland, procrastinating and far-fetched. There is no drama, the characters are not vivid, it feels like the male protagonist can arrange everything, and he has to pretend to be very wise.

Alas, I have read more than 370 chapters, and now I have seen the rebels attacking Kunyang, and I want to ask the author, where are the catapults from the Han Dynasty, and where are the manholes and other siege equipment? Thirty thousand people attacked a small county town, and a group of crooked defenders came out of the Nanyang Army.

Lu Kuang repeatedly invited troops to encircle and suppress the Black Tiger Bandits. As a bandit, he should have wiped out his entire family 😰 Even if the Menluyang Freemasonry is not destroyed, life will probably be difficult 😥

From ten o'clock to now, the family has been wiped out. . . Goodbye, the previous scene was so full and suddenly the whole family was wiped out. I know that this novel is completely changing the path of film and television dramas. It is all the shadow of novels adapted from film and television dramas. But when I see the whole family being wiped out, bye bye, I really can't stand it.

I vomited. The author's writing was so good that I couldn't help but want to reward it. As a result, I searched for a long time and couldn't find the entrance to reward (the newbie has never rewarded before). Is the reward entrance to Qidian hidden so deeply now?

The boss opened a new book without saying a word

Alas, I gave up the trap and lost all the adrenaline and passion.

Some book friends thought it looked a bit confusing and didn't know where to fight. I simply modified a world map based on the currently known terrain and forces. You can refer to it! Don't spray if you don't like it!

New books are released without any notice 😡

Is this a new book? Why is there no publicity?

I searched for pictures on the Internet. Basically, you can see them in Luyang, Kunyang, Yexian, Dingling, Nanyang and other cities. It is in the upper right corner of the map. You can refer to it.

I want to apply for Operations Officer. Help me like and comment every day. Thank you brothers. Now 178, still far away from 500

At the end of the Jin Dynasty, a nursery rhyme circulated in Handan City, Kyoto: The eighteenth son will perish the country; the son of the Zhao family will become the king.

Let's talk about the reason why this book did not do well. In the beginning, the parents worship the gods. Although this is a poisonous point, the author's writing skills are amazing and it finally comes around. Those who can support the protagonist to become a bandit can be said to be a real fan. The bandits have laid out their cottages in layers, and stepped into the center of power step by step. It can be said that they are worthy of being the author of "The Court of the Wei Dynasty", which is amazing. The strategies in it are even more ingenious, and then they threaten the officials and dominate the market, which makes people feel that this is the right thing to do. But there was a failure after that. Why didn't Zhao Bohu die? This character was too entangled, and the whole family died, but the eldest brother did not die. It was a failure because he stole the protagonist's role. Perhaps the author originally wanted to write an emotional line and highlight the protagonist's personality charm, but this is completely divorced from the main line, as if people see two protagonists in the book. After Zhao Bohu appeared, all the protagonist's intelligence and intelligence disappeared, and he took refuge in Chen Taishi.

After all, as I expected, this book still collapsed. Before it was put on the shelves, I felt it was too inconsistent and I stopped subscribing. It was too different from the previous style. I have read all your previous works, such as Zhai Xing, Tsumano, Da Wei, the one at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, The Great Hero is too boring, The Black Magician is not to my taste, and the Warring States period lacks something, I can't tell what it is, but it works, but the ending is a bit outrageous and too sudden. Among so many books, House, Wife, and Wei are the best, but The Story of Determination is too short and has an open ending which makes people feel frustrated. The author's historical articles are unique. Sub 2 is sometimes written in a foggy way. I, a low-culture person like me, can't understand it. July's science popularization is strong, and I get too little of it. Other people's writing is more or less not rigorous, like grenades, and it makes me tired to read. Diba's protagonist has a serious aura, and the cool article template is more or less not suitable for me. If you like the book written by the author, just think carefully about the next book, give full play to your own strengths, and write at the same level as before.

When I saw the latest chapter, there were a few naughty points at the beginning but I thought it was pretty good overall. However, the introduction of a princess in the last few chapters really disgusted me. The princess is ignorant and makes trouble in all kinds of ways. She kills people every time she opens her mouth. What's even more speechless is that the pig's feet spank the princess. What do you think, author? The first 600 or so chapters are very good, but the last few chapters have made me vomit. . .

From the Court of the Wei Dynasty, it is really the pinnacle of the work, and the subsequent ones are really a pain in the ass to subscribe to. The author, please consider copying your own Wei Dynasty, the whole Han Dynasty, Chu State, etc. You can also go for a different one, Wu Dayue. Not to mention the one you cut in half, Zhao Shihuzi. Now I really have no books to read before I come back to read it. Okay Talking about the recent plot, from the extermination of the clan to the operation of the copycat, I can't say it's not good. You may have foreshadowed it, but for me, it was really boring to watch. I didn't have the expectations of Da Wei, and I couldn't even keep up with Da Sima. I don't know how many chapters I have to save to get excited. At least now my subscription is not automatic. I can buy it according to the chapter name! I don't know if you can see it, it doesn't matter, and I'm not afraid of die-hard book friends criticizing me. Subscribing now is just a matter of chance. Author, you might as well read your own Wei Dynasty. Why is that book better? That's it. If you don't agree, come and argue!

I got to know the author's existence from the court of the Wei Dynasty. The writing style is clear, the structure and conception are clever, and the most important thing is that the three views are very correct. Then it follows the Wei Dynasty to the end, and then the Yang family's tiger son has read half of it, and then reaches the part where the family was executed by the whole family, and the second son fell into trouble and became a bandit. I think the author must have been stimulated and his three views changed drastically. Then there is no more.

I don't understand why this book has such a poor score. I think it's not as good as The Court of Wei, but it's really a rare masterpiece! ! !

There is a reason why this book is not popular. The first 200 chapters are still attractive enough to read, but the plot around 200 to 400 chapters is too slow and uninteresting. The fight between the rebels and the protagonist feels like the same routine as all previous opponents. It makes me tired. Yang Shentong, who was buried in the early stage, did not bring any bigger trouble to the protagonist despite his early success. As a result, I occasionally forgot his name after reading Chapter 400. In fact, around Chapter 300, I couldn't stand it anymore. It was too boring. Let's read about chapter 20 again. If there are no exciting points, we can quit.

A new map has been opened. Dongping County is in the upper left corner of the map, which is Dongping Kingdom. Jining is a little to the east. Liang County is in the middle of the map. Please refer to it

I think Zhao Shihuzi's writing is very good. Why don't people want to read it?

For daily recommendation votes, I voted for all 5 monthly votes this month. Thank you very much.

After reading Chapter 15, I couldn't help but complain. When going to a strange place, shouldn't the first thing you should do is hold your ground and collect intelligence? After all, you are a pig's trotter who has not inherited the memory of his predecessor. However, the pig's trotter caught the Boss and showed off his IQ without knowing anything. I can only say that after all, he was an adult before time travel. Please put away your goodwill that is difficult to protect yourself. No matter what you do, it is based on the decision-making after collecting enough information. Fortunately, this is a world without extraordinary power. Otherwise, your life will be difficult to save. I am really ashamed of my nine-year obligation and my identity as a time traveler.