
Conquering the World in the Five Dynasties
我在五代闯天下
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 650k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Five Dynasties Ten Kingdoms
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
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Reader comments 6
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Summoning is too bullshit
It is recommended to remove the summons. In the current era, knowing and employing people is one of the key points. Summoning is too ridiculous. First of all, what makes a person human is mainly determined by personal experience. If the person summoned loses his original memory, he will no longer be the same person in history, and may not have the corresponding martial arts and resourcefulness. Even if it has memory, there will definitely be a certain degree of confusion in thinking, because people have their own thinking, and many authors like absolute loyalty, so what they summon is probably just a similar robot. If a person has no thinking, he is a robot. Most thoughtful and capable people like to assist capable lords. In fact, it is the country and the nation that people should be loyal to. Unconditional loyalty to individuals is the hope of feudal emperors. Everyone knows what the result will be. As modern people who have received advanced education, if they still remain stuck in feudal ideas, it means that education has not opened up everyone's horizons.
Systematic time travel novels are all rubbish
How should I put it? The contradictory statements make no sense. Earlier it was written that the summoned person was loyal to the protagonist, but later the protagonist asked if he would betray, and the system actually answered not sure??? When I see this, I don't want to look at it
Plot device
I met Chai Rong when I first appeared. A common problem with many historical novels is that the venue is only as big as the palm of your hand, and you can meet anyone at random. In ancient times, the land was vast and sparsely populated, so it was not easy to meet a famous person.
Summon an atomic bomb! Call some chicken generals and counselors, and a bunch of SBs!
After ten thousand years of experience in the system, you still have to rely on others. I thought the author could just get rid of the system. How shameful!