
A Minor Clan at the End of the Han
汉末小士族
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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507Chapters
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4.3kRecs
15.6kFans
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There has been no update for seven hours. The donkeys in the production team dare not take such a rest.
It's reasonable to be a courtier and a female protagonist, but it's not scientific at all to be an emperor and a female protagonist.
This book is average. You can see that it's just a little poisonous.
I felt pretty good after reading part of it, and it is feasible to recruit and develop talents in the early stage, but you can't just accept one after you fall in love with the other. The book has to set up difficult opponents to make the subsequent plot go smoothly. It may be uninteresting if it is purely enjoyable. After all, it is not suitable for this kind of route at the moment. Also, I am disgusted by the fact that the male protagonist can't walk when he sees the female protagonist. The characteristic of male and female videos is that male fans like the good male protagonist in the book and women like it and can't walk. The characteristic of female videos is that they like men and can't walk when they see the female protagonist. You can dote on women but don't be too humble. Also, the writing style can be a little more serious, with modern jokes interspersed from time to time to make it more dramatic. I hope you come on and keep up the good work.
Chapter 202 is incorrect: 1. Legally speaking, Yuan Shao is Yuan Shu's cousin. Yuan Shao is the eldest son of Yuan Cheng, and Yuan Shu is the second son of Yuan Feng (after the war, Dong Zhuo killed Yuan Ji and became the first in Yuan Feng's army). Their status is not comparable to that of Yuan Shao. The reason why Yuan Shu looks down on Yuan Shao is, It's because Yuan Shao was a concubine before adoption; 2. Yuan Shao's (legal) father is the second child, and Yuan Shu's father is the third child, so he has no right to laugh at Yuan Shao. According to the inheritance law, he will be ranked behind Yuan Shao.
The author has a bug. It seems that Xu Shu was left behind at the beginning, but Xu Shu was going to study with Mr. Shui Jing. You, Xu Shu, have not completed the accumulation of knowledge, how can you become a counselor?
New to the game, this is a personal description of the protagonist. There are really few pictures of weapons on the Internet, so I'll just make do with it.
Zhang Jiao, Zhang Chun, Zhang Lu, and Zhang Xian are all in trouble. I don't think it's okay for someone named Zhang to rebel in the late Han Dynasty.
I feel that those who write about the struggle for hegemony in troubled times pay too little attention to farming. Why are there such troubled times? Isn't it just a natural disaster? All they saw were man-made disasters. . . I feel that natural disasters are the key point. I feel that most of the changes in dynasties in Chinese history were due to natural disasters, which caused people to live in dire straits. . .
This is not an urban novice novel, but a historical hegemony novel. The original heroine has no sense of substitution.