The Song of Yan in the Warring States
战国之燕歌
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Pre-Qin Antiquity
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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It's alright. The only way for the Yan state to rise to power is to conquer the nomadic tribes to the north, assimilate them, expand the population, then develop stirrups and horseshoes, form horse archers and shock cavalry, and conquer the world with cavalry.
Keep it up! There are still too few books on the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods. Wishing you a successful contract signing soon.
Currently, most novels about the Warring States period focus on Qin, Wei, and Zhao. This is the first one about Yan, which makes it quite interesting. Aside from that one scene where I lost my virginity almost made me give up, overall it's pretty good! And the author is so laid-back, only updating three chapters a day! No asking for votes or promotion, don't you need to make a living?
It's clearly an online novel, but they insist on writing it like a romance novel, and even follow the script style of a TV show. It's a hodgepodge.
The people of the grasslands, according to tradition, are descendants of the Xia Dynasty. So, could the protagonist restore the Xia Dynasty in its name? The author should consider it.
Keep it up, don't give up! You've invested an extra 1000, don't let it go to waste. Also, did you receive my private message?
To be honest, I had nothing to do during the holiday, so I ordered everything, but I was quite disappointed after seeing the results.
I feel the author missed some fundamental points. If this were a historical novel set in the Warring States period, these basic issues shouldn't exist. First, the issue of surnames for men and women: in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods, men were referred to by their clan name (氏), and women by their surname (姓), this was fundamental.
Great work, I'll bookmark it, support it, and keep up the good work!
Writing about the State of Yan? Isn't there a severe lack of historical records about Yan? 😅
After looking at it, well... It's more difficult for the State of Yan to cause trouble than for the State of Song, but not as difficult as for the State of Lu. The State of Song has a population, but its geographical location is too bad. It's too close to hell and not close to heaven... Well, it seems.