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
- English
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Synopsis
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507Chapters
4.3kRecommendations
15.6kFans
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It's been seven hours since the last update; even the donkeys in the production team dare not rest like this.
It's reasonable for a female protagonist to be a courtier, but it's completely illogical for an emperor to be a female protagonist.
This book is so-so. It's watchable, but the poison keeps coming.
I read part of it and it seemed pretty good. The early character development and character acquisition approach is feasible, but you can't just fall in love with every girl you meet and then acquire her. The book needs to establish challenges and rivalries to make the plot easier to follow.
Chapter 202 contains an error: 1. Legally, Yuan Shao was Yuan Shu's cousin. Yuan Shao was the eldest son of Yuan Cheng, while Yuan Shu was the second son of Yuan Feng (after the uprising, Dong Zhuo killed Yuan Ji, making Yuan Feng's branch the first in line of succession). Yuan Shao's status was far inferior to Yuan Shao's.
There's a plot hole in the author's work. The beginning includes Xu Shu, but Xu Shu was supposed to be studying under Mr. Shui Jing. How could he become a strategist before he had even completed his studies?
I'm new to this game, and this is just my personal opinion on the main character's portrayal. There are really few pictures of spears online, so please bear with the quality of the images.
Zhang Jiao, Zhang Chun, Zhang Lu, and Zhang Xian all died young. I don't think it's a good idea for people with the surname Zhang to rebel at the end of the Han Dynasty.
It seems that those who write about warring states and vying for power focus too little on farming. Why are there chaotic times? Aren't they just natural disasters and man-made calamities? They all only see man-made disasters... It feels like natural disasters are the key point. Most of the dynastic changes in Chinese history seem to be due to the suffering caused by natural disasters...
This isn't a lighthearted urban romance novel; it's a historical epic about power struggles. The original female lead doesn't resonate with readers.