
The Eldest Nephew of the Han Family
汉家大侄子
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 614k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Comments from a humble reader
I just saw it. Chapter 12 of The Battle between Chu and Han seems to have nothing wrong with it. The author depicts the emotions and thoughts of the protagonist and the women around the protagonist very well. Maybe I didn't read the book carefully. Why is this princess of Qin a time traveler? It made me a little confused, but still Yes, the plot is also ups and downs, which made me feel the feeling of being in control of one's own actions in troubled times. I can clearly feel the complex emotions of the woman around the protagonist and the various emotions between people in that era depicted by the author. I hope that the subsequent plot will not disappoint. (The protagonist is a damn disaster! This is the only novel in which I don't want the protagonist to die well 😂) (I believe that Yu Ji Xiang Yu is true love, so don't ruin my outlook! 😭)
This book is well written, but few people have read it. Let me summarize my feelings after reading this book First, the description of the characters in this book is not soulful, and each character has no impressive place or plot. Second, the whole book is like a running account. We know that what we are reading is a novel, not another Zizhi Tongjian Third, if the double time travel is not well written, not only will it not be a highlight, but it will be the biggest poisonous point Fourth, the protagonist has no clear goal at all, going back and forth, rambling here and there, making people confused. Fifth, during the Chu and Han Dynasties, there were many princes, and the scenes were macro and grand. What you are looking at is the wars and conspiracies during the anti-Qin period. This book basically does not have it. All the events are dismissed in a few words, just like playing house. The Xiangzhuang Sword Dance Hongmen Banquet was originally a very eye-catching place, but it turned out to be raised high and put down gently. Sixth, can you not put Liu Bang and Liu Bang Xiang Yu is written like a fool, Liu Bang's rogue, Xiang Yu's Invincible are not seen at all, okay? Writing about the Chu and Han Dynasties at the end of the Qin Dynasty does not focus on them, there is no attraction at all, and it is really uncomfortable to put talents in the hands of the protagonist and give them away. They are also time-travelers, making small troubles on their own, and the supporting role of the time-traveler has better methods and methods than the protagonist, so it is just a joke. When the protagonist knew there was a time traveler for the first time, the biggest poisonous point was not killing him immediately. You can make the protagonist's hang-up smaller. There is no need to set up another opponent for the protagonist every time he is about to accomplish something. Deliberately suppressing the protagonist is really boring Okay, the above is just my opinion after reading the free chapter. There may be some omissions. I will add more when I have time. Personal opinions and understandings are different. If there is any offense, I mean it on purpose. 😁
When Liu Bang crowns you the king and conquers the world like Han Xin, you will be considered lucky if he doesn't kill you. You are his son. Anyone who threatens the throne must die. You are just his nephew and the nephew has not kissed him. How can he let you live? For the sake of the throne, women can abandon their own sons and their fathers can eat them. You are nothing but a nephew. The reason why history gave you the title of king is because you are not a threat. I really think that people care about this relationship. The protagonist is so high-profile, just like Han Xin is seeking death.
Not happy being the emperor yourself? When a dog
This... After being divorced twice, can we still get along with the Yu family normally? It's unlikely based on the social environment at the time, right? It doesn't make sense logically
In the eyes of most people, Liu Bang seems to be a rogue who only knows how to run away. Many film and television works are also shot this way. But many people don't think about it. How could a local rogue establish the Han Dynasty from a humble beginning? There are many talented counselors and generals under his command, and most of them are willing to follow Liu Bang. Why? Xiang Yu is so fierce and capable of fighting, why did he lose to Liu Bang? Many people just have inertial thinking and look down on others. But if Liu Bang was just a rogue, a counselor and a general, would the people of Guanzhong choose him? How ridiculous. The above is my point of view, based on the author's descriptions in the first few chapters and the complaints about wanting to be an emperor in the comment area.
Are you asking Li Daitao to be dead? Liu Bang will help you conquer the world's last cheap protagonist.
In addition, if you become emperor, you still have to restart the enfeoffment system! You can let the heroes and clan choose for themselves. If you choose the country, you can only be the king of a small territory. If you choose the west of the Western Region, you can be the king of a big country in Southeast Asia! The expansion of the Chinese nation is most important, and the spread of the protagonist's bloodline is most important. What country or dynasty is not important! The more descendants of the protagonist's clan become kings of distant countries, it will be of great benefit to the protagonist's family and the Chinese nation! If the world war is a Chinese civil war, then it truly shows that the Chinese nation has achieved the greatest success!
I have no writing skills, but I can't write stories. I feel very contradictory. I want to do something but can't do it because of Liu Bang. Then others come to vindicate me, and the protagonist suddenly runs to persuade others to rebel against Qin. I want to say what qualifications does the protagonist have to persuade others, and then he succeeds and becomes the county magistrate? Anyway, I don't see any logic at all.
The protagonist is just like Lang Touqing, an electrician who came to the end of the Qin Dynasty. After a few years of studying, he became a capable minister in governing the world. Compared with Guan Zhongleyi, he thinks too highly of himself. The battle plot is as bland as a running account. There is no distinguishing feature. I hope it can be changed. Otherwise, I feel that this book is basically useless.
If you don't replace Liu Bang, you will still die in the end. You are incompetent and you can still raise pigs. The greater your contribution, the faster you will die.
When Xiang Yu was defeated in Gaixia, historical records describe it this way: Xiang Yu entered Yu Ji's room and sang until he was so powerful that he was overwhelmingly powerful, but the times were unfavorable and he was still alive. Nothing can be done if the glory is not gone! Yuxi, Yuxi, what can I do? There are many songs. What do you mean? Xiang Yu prepared his cronies to run away, so he said to Yu Ji, I am powerful and powerful, but the situation is unfavorable. The horse can't run fast. What can I do if the horse can't run fast? Yu Ji, Yu Ji, what should I do with you? Doesn't this mean, Yu Ji, I want to run away, but I can't take you with me. What do you think I should do? What else can I do, commit suicide. The key is that after singing it several times, Tai Shigong didn't write what happened next. The next thing is that Xiang Yu took 800 cavalry and escaped from the 100,000 army. Did he escape? This is a ghost story
Does the protagonist want to be an emperor?
In fact, it has not been decided yet. Hope to hear your opinions.
Having too many time-travelers is a failure, and combining it with bloody romance makes it even more annoying.
No wonder no one reads it, the standard is there, but a Yu family who writes so much wants to marry once for some purpose and be a good person twice can break off the engagement. I really want to vomit, this makes people feel that the protagonist is too hypocritical. Why write about romance in troubled times? If the family can help, then marrying will be fine, or what if you marry a beautiful woman and force her to marry? What's the use of pretending to be a gentleman. If you are a minister in troubled times, don't you have to think about how to make your life better?
After watching it for a long time, I still couldn't bear the fact that Caiwei was a time traveler. When you write a novel, you want to sell it, just like making men's clothing. You want to sell it to men, and as you sell it, you want to add a pink pocket, and then sell it to women. You want to make men's money, and you want to make women's money. So the question is, are all these big clothing manufacturers fools? No one has learned such a good money-making trick?
Liu Bang is the fourth child, not the third child, brother and uncle Ji
Wouldn't it be nice to be the emperor yourself?
I've been chasing it until now, and I'm offering my recommendation votes, but unfortunately I've finally come to the end of it. You have to keep it up again, otherwise you have to catch up.
I had read this book when it was first written. Unexpectedly, it was recommended to me in the recommendation today. It was very well written, but because there were too few updates, I didn't follow it at the time. This book is not popular, maybe because there are too few updates!
The protagonist's personality and way of doing things are completely opposite
I would like to ask what is the historical significance of the protagonist? ? ? A loser in the 21st century wouldn't think that what he did was better than Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty, Empress Lu of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Wen of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty, right? ? ? ? Ah? ? ? Do you deserve it too? ? ? Is it all about lust?
It's well written, but not many people read it.