
From the Start, I Am the Overlord of Chu
开局楚霸王
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Cultivation
- Subgenre
- Cultivation Civilization
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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To be honest, the author didn't write the overlord's style. It was very bland, almost like an ordinary person. If you add the original overlord, it would at least have a blessing effect. Why would those talented people follow the lord? Isn't it because they can realize their own self-worth and wealth because of their own charm? Can the overlord in the author's novel be ordinary and make people follow him? Let's change the subject. The author is not suitable to write this kind of character who is a combination of hero and tyrant. . .
Personally, let me talk about "Han Xin" and "Xiang Yu"! If you don't know history, watching these two people communicating, you won't be able to communicate at all. Han Xin can take humiliation from the crotch, but when Xiang Yu wants to insult you, he will chop it with one sword. The two are not the same kind. If you don't know the history, you will not be recognized in that era of nepotism and feelings. The two years Han Xin stayed in the Chu army was like a staff officer. He learned a lot. In that era, if you wanted to become a general, you had to learn from the general first. Also, Xiang Yu is so strong! 50,000 Vs. 400,000 Qin troops, 30,000 vs. 560,000 In the Battle of Pengcheng. Are others still useful? Even if Han Xin faced Xiang Yu, he would fight 600,000 against 100,000, grinding it out bit by bit. In a head-on battle, no one is his opponent.
What does this book say? It gives me a headache to read it. One moment it hints that one can dig one's own grave to leave the skills for future generations, and the next moment he refuses to dig. Then he becomes immortal. The person in power promises not to dig, and then digs again. The pig's foot doesn't respond. Then the pig's foot wife is almost fucked to death, but she still doesn't respond. I was so impressed. . . . I can't stand the poison anymore.
Xiang Yu was the first to burn books and entrap scholars! Qin Shihuang collected folk books from various countries for the purpose of unifying writing. During his reign, he did not kill a single hero or a noble from the Six Kingdoms! On the other hand, Xiang Yuguang massacred no less than ten cities. What does massacre mean? Even a breathing chicken must die. Burning books, humiliating Confucians, and setting fire to Epang Palace. Xiang Yu is the biggest butcher of the Chinese nation throughout the ages. If it weren't for his headstrong character and the experience of never being defeated after a desperate battle, do you think he would commit suicide in Wujiang? Anyway, I don't like this person. It's not that the Qin State is weak, but that millions of troops are guarding the border. As a legalist governance system, how could the Qin State be willing to withdraw and quell the rebellion without the Emperor Qin's will? On the other hand, Xiang Yu, Liu Bang and others are arrogant and cunning, and who is considered a hero compared with Qin Shihuang! Just two ambitious young men! ! !
I was careless, I didn't dodge, I fell into a trap
You shouldn't be called Xiang Yu, you should be called Xiu'er. What a magical turn. The first time, Liu Bang sat down, Xiang Yu swung his sword, struck him, and Liu Bang died. Everyone in the world turned against him. Fan Zeng was stabbed in the back and died. (The protagonist is too young. A qualified time traveler should learn from Brother Meng De. Do not trust anyone) The second time, Liu Bang took his seat, Xiang Yu laughed and said: The heroes in the world are just you and me. The rest are mediocre. Please take a seat. (The protagonist may not have studied with Meng De, famous scene. Fan Zeng and Xiang Yu, in this book, are like Xun Yu and Cao Cao. Xun Yu supports the revival of the Han Dynasty, but Cao Cao does not, the long-term goals are different, but the small goals are the same. After all, Xun Yu is Cao Cao's right-hand man, in charge of internal affairs, and the family is inseparable from Xun Yu's recommendation and help. Fan Zeng is similar. He is the only one who can be used frequently. After all, he is from Chu.)
How do you feel about this book? It's like starting with a fierce tiger, and seeing the result is zero points and five points.
I have always been indifferent to the dungeon of Qin Shi Mingyue. I feel that the plot line is confusing, just like a child playing house. I feel that these people are very childish and are just assassinations, ambushes, destiny and the like.
I don't know what you are thinking. I just know that the more I watch, the more tired I become and I have no desire to continue reading.
There are too many personal items, and it always feels awkward. The author forcibly restores history for the sake of the plot.
In this book, the author wrote the Chu and Han chapters very well, but when writing the Song and Ming chapters, he should not have picked up the wreckage of martial arts novels. It would have been better to change them according to historical books. Jin Yong wrote too much about martial arts and personal life. With the author's writing skills, he could have made up for it, and there was no need to make up for it. The Song and Ming chapters were made nondescript, which lowered the favorability of this book.