
Wen Xiao in the Late Han Dynasty
汉末文枭
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Historical
- Audience
- Male
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 5y ago
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- Qidian
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There is a problem with the first chapter. Han Que, Minister of the State of Jin, was a good old man. Why did you kill yourself? The two kings have no right to ask their vassals to kill their own children, they only have the right to ask for taxes. They are all nobles, and they are all descendants of the surname Ji. The king looks down on them, right? It's easy to watch too many TV series.
After reading the introduction, I really laughed. I think the author is a great god. I can no longer look directly at this poem.
When I first read the chapter, the protagonist's father's martial arts skills were said to be almost invincible. I thought the little bully was the protagonist, but it turned out..., And then it was said that the protagonist's younger brother has the power of dragon and elephant, and I thought he was a "Li Yuanba". However, I saw that he was learning martial arts as if he was trying to complete a task. If he could become the best in the world and defeat Lu Bu or something like that, then it would be... There are other things I don't want to talk about, ugh~
No, the protagonist's adaptability is too weak! It feels like being delicate for the sake of being delicate, I'm really speechless.
If the pig's feet are not set well, modern people may have a lot of stinky problems, but they should still have basic abilities. The most fundamental point is that the amount of information received by modern people has evolved by orders of magnitude. If the Han Dynasty people were 486, then modern people basically have four cores and eight cores. . . A modern person who has lived for decades may have a fragile will, but the collection and processing of information should be far superior to that of the ancients.
What I found a little uncomfortable in the early stage was that the protagonist kept emphasizing that he was in his thirties in his previous life. If anyone cares about what you are doing, just say that you have traveled through time and you have done whatever you did in your previous life. Readers may be different from this age, and may not have a sense of empathy. It is better not to say anything. Even if the protagonist does something childish, readers can guess for themselves the reason why the protagonist was young in his previous life. Also, I have always wanted to see another plot, but I don't know if the author can write it in the future. History is always written in the same way in China, so why not try something new? At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the foreign tribes took advantage of the civil strife in the Central Plains and gradually grew stronger. The protagonist can skip the domestic events and go directly from northeastern Liaoning to the west. First, he can beat up the aliens and become a god. Learn from the Han Dynasty, no matter where you are, all people are called Han people, and then brainwash you with the theory that you are all a branch of Huaxia, and there will be a great integration of ethnic groups. Then he went from the north to the south and killed all the aristocratic families left behind by the Eastern Han Dynasty. After the founding of the country, the territory expanded directly to the Mongolian grasslands, where they used to raise horses and fight in the Western Regions. With the strength of the monster room in East Asia and fighting westward, we might be able to chase them directly to Central Asia and continue to fight the Huns, and then continue to give Europe the whip of God.
Just say a few words! I publish the book with a lot of trepidation, and I only have some time every day to type! As a result, a very serious problem was discovered! Readers put forward many pertinent opinions, but there were also many loving readers! Some people think that there are too many ancient texts and too many words! Then I changed it as much as I could! But some people say that my article is too naive! It lacks the charm that a historical article should have. To be honest, I feel a little dizzy and don't know where to start! Some people say that the protagonist is a bit squeamish, others say that the protagonist is mentally retarded, and some say that the protagonist is too perfect! Look, three people, three mouths, and three different results can be seen from one article! It's difficult to reconcile everyone's opinions and my ability is limited. I really can't cover everything and satisfy everyone, so I hope everyone can be more considerate and understanding!
The protagonist is reborn, but the writing is a bit childish, often incomprehensible, without heroic spirit, and the novel's writing style is not coherent. It seems like everyday writing, but also cumbersome. It is often unexpected and sideways.
Is there any need for the role of Han Bao? If you keep such a person around, something will happen sooner or later. When he was young, it was acceptable to get into trouble. But when the protagonist develops and there are more people around him, people like Han Bao will come to destroy internal unity. He is unruly, selfish, and kills when he is angry. He is also a scourge in the army.
I read a chapter and talked about the reasons for giving up. Although you said it was semi-historical, I just can't stand the tone of celebrities running around all over the world. Maybe this is why no one reads it even though it is well written.
To be honest, is Cai Yong so smart? Are you still playing procrastination? If that's true, then why did you marry that guy Wei Zhongdao who died early? He died less than three months after getting married, which ruined Cai Yan's life.
Why did I feel like the main character was a bit of a bastard after watching it, and he knew everything but wasn't proficient in anything at all.
New book, let's take a seat first and see how it goes By the way, the past life identity is okay, it's very powerful 😄
The protagonist feels too five
Can't we just practice martial arts? It seems that none of Sun, Liu, Cao, and Yuan can fight. Wouldn't it be better to use your martial arts skills to make friends with celebrities and improve your reputation? If you don't want to rival Yuan Shao, you can't at least be a nobody.
The preface doesn't match the postscript. This is Li Yang's journey through the Three Kingdoms. Can you not include the official history in it? I thought the plot was sped up?
I saw that Huang Zhong was actually in Liaodong... Can Huang Zhong's son persist in this geographical location? Or if his son had not followed Huang Zhong to Liaodong, as a father, Huang Zhong would have ignored his son in order to compete in martial arts?
Wen Xiao is about writing. As the protagonist, although he will not easily go to the front lines of the battlefield, he still hopes that the protagonist's force value can be higher. After all, the weapon he uses is a halberd.
This is the best historical article I have read this year
Chapter 26 is flawed. Everyone knows that Li Hu defeated the big man. Is it possible to spread information so fast? Really poisonous
As soon as I saw the handsome man learning the halberd, I lost interest in reading further.