Spring in the Great Wei
大魏春
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- Ongoing
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- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 3y ago
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Author, reaching the black powder stage is the pinnacle of your power. This is the age of cold weapons; it's all about the clash of swords and the thunder of hooves. Don't let it get to the point where you just build guns and cannons, climb the tech tree, and sweep everything aside.
The Northern and Southern Dynasties should be viewed through the lens of war and military prowess, not through the proliferation of advanced technology or the large-scale application of firearms. To put it simply: a first-rate novelist facing a formidable enemy thinks: "Watch how my civil and military officials navigate the battlefield, how I break through the internal and external straits."
Boss, if you write the female lead like this, people will beat you to death! I'm telling you, if Gao Wenjun isn't the legal wife and is replaced by Wei Yu in the next few chapters, I'm dropping this book immediately! I mean it! On one hand, she's devoted to him to the death, and on the other hand, she uses other people to disgust the readers—that's enough!
I've added it to my favorites, just because the main character developed firearms during the Northern and Southern Dynasties! Actually, cannons are quite simple. Not to mention the Northern and Southern Dynasties, even the Shang and Zhou Dynasties could have developed bronze cannons! There was no difficulty at all!
The Ming Dynasty had many firearms, but they were still defeated by the Qing Dynasty. Firearms had not developed to a certain level and were not as advanced as bows and crossbows.
Reading over four hundred chapters, seeing him grieve more than if his own father had died after the emperor's death, I felt utterly disgusted. Which time-travel novel doesn't rely on foresight in the early stages, then later alter the timeline and become stronger? This book, which I initially considered one of the two best books about the Northern and Southern Dynasties, has become utter garbage.
So they've stopped rebelling? They've become sycophants? This is getting boring, I'm leaving.
Map of the Battle of Guanzhong in the spring of 510.
Map of the Battle of Guanzhong in the spring of 510.
This is a high-quality work. I hope the author continues to improve. Seven votes for you!
I'm speechless 😓. I followed the battlefield conquests closely at the beginning, but I just couldn't stand the political intrigue and harem scenes later on, so I skipped through them. I understand the protagonist needs to build up his strength before unleashing it, but the style shift is so frustrating, I really want to give up.