The Gaze of an Eagle, the Cunning of a Wolf

Now the general trend of the world is very clear. Shangguan Hongyuan took the emperor to order the princes to occupy Guanzhong, Yongliang, and Bashu became the power of Qin Dynasty. Ye Mingsheng occupied Liaoyang and Youyan. Hebei and Henan looked at the Central Plains. Cao Changping was embarrassed and withered bones were not a concern. Xu Zhaojie separated the two Huaihe Rivers and watched the fire. The competition in the north was in In Taiyuan, Luoyang, and Ye Mingsheng wanted to relieve his worries, he first had to drive Xu Zhaojie across the Huaihe River and strategically surround Cao Changping. However, it was too difficult for Xu Zhaojie to compete with Shangguan and Ye in the north. The best way was to cross the river south and seize the southeast. Isn't this the situation where the Northern Zhou, Northern Qi, Southern and Chen Kingdoms were competing for hegemony?

I have to say that this is a rare good article. The writing is very good. I have read nearly four to five hundred chapters. The rich details and real brutal fighting environment in front of it are very attractive. The author said that he would like to give more feedback and suggestions, so I will simply write them down. 1. Success is real, failure is also real. Most people who read novels are looking for fun and pleasure. It is understandable that there are wolves in the early stage and tigers in the rear. After all, everything goes smoothly at the beginning and there is nothing to look forward to. But as the protagonist gradually matures, he begins to assume dominance. Or there are powerful enemies outside and worries inside. Although this is reality, it is a novel after all. There is never a sense of security when reading, and one is always in a state of caution. The reader's emotions cannot be relaxed and relaxed, and the heart is always tense. There is no inner sense of fulfillment after conquering a city or a place. There will always be more powerful external enemies, and there will always be various internal conflicts of interests. 2. Suppressing the family members is a step too far. Personally, I think this can only be achieved after the protagonist seizes the world, cannibalizes it economically through technology, and slowly disintegrates the intricate connections of the family through education. To put it bluntly, the protagonist wants to stand at the top of the pyramid, and the layers of the pyramid are built through liyi groups, large and small. The protagonist may not want to use too many resources, but he still enjoys far more than one person can use. It needs to be supported by other people. The protagonist can not ask for too much, and other people around him can also ask for a little less than his level, but in the end it is a plundering and a supporting relationship. This relationship remains the same no matter how many times it is changed into different skins or how many ways of saying it. Moreover, everyone has unlimited desires and wants to obtain as many resources as possible. This is human nature that cannot be changed. No matter how iron-blooded the wrist is, it will not work. All I can say is take less. The protagonist's approach is equivalent to standing directly on the opposite side of everyone in the world, except for those who have nothing to offer except cheering loudly and waving their hands. The world won in this way is fundamentally unstable. Just like what the author wrote, those other groups who fried oil and water were so clean that they survived well. On the other hand, for the protagonist, every place has to conflict with the local area. This may be the protagonist's view of an ideal world. As a careless person, of course I hope there is such a person in reality. But when reading this kind of novel, it's refreshing to have the protagonist's perspective and the perspective of a superior person. The protagonist is against everyone. Moreover, the protagonist has no golden fingers and no follow-up guarantee. I always feel uneasy and unsafe when I read it. 3. The harem battle is a highlight in my opinion. This is also the reason why I insist on watching after the excitement in the early stage and the frequent and old-fashioned siege of cities and territories in the later stage.

I am an old fan of this book. It has not been an easy journey from the groveling little Ye Zi to the unruffled Marshal Wei Ye and now to the Wei Jia Nei and the great emperor Gao who is so far apart from me in the world. No matter the final ending is tragic, absurd, desolate, or sad, I I feel like there is no way to cover up this wonderful story of Ye Mingsheng. The author knows that China's five thousand years of history is the best reference. I hope you don't end this fictional history. I really want to see the story after Ye Mingsheng's death. Talented people have emerged from generation to generation, and each has led the way for hundreds of years.

Bae Xiuzhi!

I saw this book in 2021, and have been following it all the way to 2024, from the first subscription to full subscription, from the book list to the first place, from high school to college, and I still love it.

I was planning to read it, but after reading the comments that it was a stallion story, I decisively left. I hate rubbish stallion stories.

Personally, I don't think it works. The protagonist offends his immediate boss, and the boss actually sends someone to assassinate him. Shouldn't the boss use his power to kill the protagonist?

The comments section is getting more and more outrageous. I'm eager to find a heroine even if I read fictional history. I've watched too many anime. Firstly, if I can't get involved in pornography, and secondly, if I can't write about the advantages and disadvantages of the heroine, what else do I expect from this thing? Besides, this is not a light novel author, nor is it Aquaman. You can read it with just the word heroine. You are even more outrageous than chasing a figure.

The writing is very good, and there is nothing to complain about. This may be the reason why the comment area is so stagnant 😎 The entire comment area will be ruined.

Aristocratic families have land and people, and vassal towns have territory and people 🤓. When aristocratic families existed, they mainly monopolized the way to become officials. There were no poor families in the upper class and no noble families in the lower class. This was a kind of social solidification. During the existence of the vassal town, the country was ruled by warriors, where force was supreme, and warriors monopolized everything. It was 'the emperor, whoever has strong soldiers and horses should be the one, would you rather have the talent?' No rules are as strong as the sword in your hand. The two are fundamentally overlapping and cannot be peeed in the same pot. The fundamental reason for the disappearance of aristocratic families at the end of the Tang Dynasty was that the official selection system on which they relied for survival had changed. The direct reason was the separation of vassal towns for hundreds of years. Those who were famous were expected to be more powerful than others. There were countless military rebellions. The military governors appointed and removed by the court were all killed because their concubines were beautiful. The imperial palace was burned and robbed several times. The five surnames and seven looks could not maintain their appearance. When an aristocratic family encounters the separatist rule of a vassal town, it is like a scholar encountering a soldier.