Days of Rebellion in the Mang Xin Era
在莽新造反的日子
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- Completed
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- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Good grief, is this a review section for historical fiction? So many people are rooting for a single female lead in historical novels? The protagonist is supposed to be the founding emperor, not just have many children to consolidate her power? She actually has a throne to inherit. Is she trying to emulate Emperor Wen of Sui?
To undermine one's own son and damage his authority in front of subordinates—if the protagonist weren't a time traveler, he'd basically be finished.
Have you suddenly been watching any videos or reading any articles these past few days that contain so much personal bias? The length of the erotic and gorgeous parts should be appropriately reduced; if it's not reduced, it might as well be moved to the romance genre.
I think Kou Ji in the previous book was purely platonic; his relationship with Zhao Zhen was one of friendship, lacking romantic love but filled with deep familial affection for his wife and children, teacher-student bonds, and respect for many elders. Most importantly, he had a grand vision: to conquer the world for the Han people and to ensure their long-term prosperity. Therefore, it's not a pity he didn't become emperor in the Central Plains; it was just right, quite good.
I've always loved Daocao's novels, like his previous one, *Northern Ode*, but there was a small regret: Kou Ji worked for the emperor instead of becoming emperor himself. Well, this book finally lets the protagonist fight for supremacy!
This must be the legendary hell mode. Are you sure you can beat the Grand Magus Liu Xiu, who has a 100% win rate and is the chosen one of the world with a protagonist's halo, without cheating?
The beginning was alright, but the whole thing fell apart after Zhuang Qiao appeared. Putting aside the question of why the male lead insisted on finding himself a stepmother, let's just talk about how Zhuang Qiao even fell for Yu Feng. From the very beginning, in the eyes of the public, Yu Feng was just a tool.
I need your strong support during the new book release period!!
The writing is illogical and rubbish.
The plot involving the male and female leads is written too melodramatically. A ruler who conquers the world has no descendants and doesn't even seek out women?