The Jin Dynasty's Senior Minister
晋上卿
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 676k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Pre-Qin Antiquity
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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This book has too many flaws; it's unbearable to read.
I couldn't help but laugh when I saw that they were going to make steel and iron. Do you know what the melting point of iron is? In the Spring and Autumn Period, you didn't even have a bellows or coal, so how could you melt iron ore? I specifically checked for your iron smelting plan, and there's absolutely no iron ore in Weiyi. Note, absolutely no iron ore.
If Jin does not split, Jin will unify the world!
I still can't understand how Jin split up. It was a country that was destined to unify the world, but internal problems led to its downfall... The core of Shang Yang's reforms was to prevent internal strife and unite against external threats!
I have two suggestions for the author. First, I hope it doesn't start off like "The Number One (Warring States Period Prodigal Son)," which was incredibly idiotic and chaotic; I dropped that book after just a few chapters. Second, I hope it doesn't suffer from the same kind of constant questioning and subsequent humiliation as the previous book; those ministers just don't seem to learn their…
In the Spring and Autumn Period, a family that didn't even rule a state for one generation actually wanted to unify China? Are all modern online novels this superficial? Or are stories like "The Little Lord of the Spring and Autumn Period" more reliable? 😅
Their knowledge base is shockingly low; how dare they write the Spring and Autumn Annals?
Honestly, if the author doesn't bother with historical accuracy when writing historical fiction, why not just write a mindless, action-packed novel? Wearing a historical fiction guise will definitely attract some non-target readers, who will then criticize it if they're not satisfied. Why bother?
Can ginseng save the king of Jin?
🤔Why is the male protagonist so eager to start a ginseng business? Aren't you afraid that the ginseng will be bought by the King of Jin to save his own life? According to the original history, the current ruler of Jin should have died soon. In this novel, the male protagonist has already invested in the next ruler of Jin. If the ginseng is bought by the ruler of Jin and saves his own life at this time, wouldn't the male protagonist's investment be completely wasted?
Holy crap... This "idiocy-lowering aura" seems a bit too strong... I'm speechless... It really is... 🙂🙂🙂 Sigh, this is really discouraging...
This book severely lacks historical common sense and logic. History buffs who prefer rationality and textual research can leave now.
I transmigrated to the Spring and Autumn Period and I don't even know how to raise a Kun (a mythical fish).