
Summoning: Uniting the World
召唤之天下归一
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I've been reading novels for over a decade, and the longer I've been at it, the fewer books I find worth reading. Here I'm sharing the novels I like and am currently following with fellow veteran readers like me. I don't care about an author's ranking; it doesn't matter whether they're a big name or not. I hope you find something you enjoy. P.S. The books I recommend are generally over 500,000 characters long. I usually let shorter ones build up first, so I won't recommend them until then.
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Don't break in
There will be no random intruders in this book, and the protagonist will not be summoned without thinking. There will not be many fierce men throughout history. If there are civil servants or military generals that friends want to meet, you can mention them!
In the first chapter, the protagonist traveled through 16 years, defeated his brother through strategy, and obtained the throne. Such a protagonist should be a man of both wisdom and bravery, but on the day before he ascended the throne, he did not know the situation in his country. Are you writing about a weakling who becomes king? No wonder my grades are so bad, I can't even read the book without using my brain.
After reading three chapters, Yang Yanzhao is ridiculously superior to Jiang Wei. I searched through my memory and can't find any aspect in which Yang Yanzhao is better than Jiang Wei.
Yang Yanzhao often encounters Chunniu. I never thought that the author knew that this would dissuade many people. Chang Yuchun was firmly ranked as the second best military general among so many talented people in the early Ming Dynasty. You will know that there are still no dissatisfied members of the group of arrogant and powerful generals And the Yang family general is just an egg? Is the entire Northern Song Dynasty considered an egg?
He was advised to quit at the beginning, with Yang Yanzhao as the commander-in-chief and Chang Yuchun as the deputy-general. Even if you have some common sense in history, you wouldn't write it like this. A general who talks a lot has become a folk myth, but there is no comparison with a true general who is victorious in every battle.
I think the protagonist wants to pass the throne to his fourth son Deng Zun, which is unfair to the eldest son Deng Hao. Is it because your fourth son is the reincarnation of Li Shimin? If this is the reason, I really don't understand. The eldest son is not bad. Why is the prince not his? It must be unbalanced. Secondly, when Deng Hao was born, you planned to train him to become the next emperor, but he was snatched away by a brother of the same mother. Is it appropriate? Besides, he didn't make any big mistakes, just because his various indicators are not as good as Deng Hao.
Not to mention bringing women to the battlefield. The most poisonous point of this book is that it implants the souls of historical celebrities into their own sons. It's so fucking poisonous.
The author has too many private affairs, and the key point is not convincing yet. Can Yang Liulang's command and force be compared with Jiang Wei?
Come on! Favorite civil servants and generals: Li Cunxiao, Zhao Yun, Guan Yu, Zhuge Liang, Guo Jia, Pei Yuanqing, Yue Fei, Bai Qi, Han Xin, Li Jing, Li Mu, Wu Qi, Xu Da, Liu Bowen, Yang Ye , Mu Guiying, Gao Chong, Yang Zaixing, Yue Yun, Chen Qingzhi, Xue Rengui, Wang Yanzhang, Zhang Liang, Fan Zeng, Xiao He, Wei Qing, Huo Qubing, Fan Lihua, Wu Yunzhao, and so many more! 😭
Ugh, is there actually Cui Hao? He is a very little famous person, but his intelligence is comparable to Wolong.