The Warring States’ Greatest Hegemon

Some suggestions: It is indeed rare to write about the Wei state at this time, and the subject matter is not bad... But the author! What you write is historical writing, not fictional writing! At least you have to respect the history of that year, right? In the first few chapters, there are many mistakes: First! The commander-in-chief of the Hexi Kingdom of the Wei Kingdom, Young Master Yan, is a famous general in the Wei clan. You don't have to watch a few movies about The Qin Empire to feel that you understand that era very well! Gongzi Yan's northern expedition to Zhongshan and the southern battle against Chu and Han were all real achievements... Gongzi Yan and Shang Yang were both Gongshu Cuo's students, and they had a very good relationship. During the battle between Qin, Wei, and Hexi, Shang Yang used the excuse that he had not seen his old friends for a long time. , Invited the young master to get together (this was normal at the time. During the Warring States Period, everyone's personal feelings would not be related to the country). But what he didn't expect was that Shang Yang was so shameless and actually sent troops to ambush! He was tied up as soon as he appeared! The Wei army in Hexi had no commander and was attacked by the Qin army, so it was naturally defeated; secondly, the young master was the younger brother of King Hui of Wei, not his son!

King Wei Hui is not considered a weak king and mediocre. After all, the monarchs during the Warring States Period were at least middle-class. He was so happy about his achievements that he made conquests year after year. But the Kingdom of Wei is located in a land of four wars. If he wanted to expand the space, it was reasonable for King Wei Hui to do this. It's just that if he doesn't have a specific policy goal of fighting war and diplomatic relations, he will look very confused. Therefore, the male protagonist can sometimes achieve some goals through advice.

I have been reading the Warring States series of novels for so long. Anyway, I think the only one I can watch is King Huai of Chu. There is also the Warring States Period when Zhao was the emperor, and this. Others came up with ancient Chinese prose that was difficult to pronounce, and I was confused.

The name Tianlang Army is too modern, it's embarrassing to kill me, like the Beifu Army of the Jin Dynasty, the Wudang Flying Army of the Shu Han Dynasty, and look at Qi Martial Arts, which is closer to the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period, this name was obtained. . .

It would have been nice if the male protagonist had stood behind the minister to support him during the reform process. As a superior person, stepping down personally would have offended too many people. We should learn from Qin Xiaogong, Emperor Wu of Han and Emperor Jing of Han. When the latter two were cutting the flesh, they always let their masters Yan and Chao Cuo take the lead. Since ancient times, few reformers have had a good end.

It shouldn't be difficult to destroy the Qin State with the strength of the Wei State at the time. If the Qin State does not reform, it will not succeed. It will occupy the land in Guanzhong and fight for the world.

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If the author of The Eunuch would have said it in advance or afterward, in a situation like this, it would be more like he died unfortunately without saying anything. Here, everyone should not feel sad for the author. All I know is that another world continues to create. If the author has not updated after two weeks, it means that the author must have had an accident. Deep condolences here.

Come on, I've long wanted to read the Warring States period with the protagonist Wei Guo. I vote for recommendations every day, hoping it won't be unfinished.

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