Tales of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms

I think the author should write a physical book and publish it? If you write these hopeless things on the starting point, no one will read it! !

This writing style is really disrespectful.

If you had written more than ten years earlier, maybe the great master would have been you.

The writing is good, engaging, the story is well organized, and the links are appropriate.

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I just found it today. After reading it for a while, I added it to my bookshelf. There is no protagonist but there are many protagonists. I can only say that it is very well written. It is great, comparable to "Those Things in the Ming Dynasty"

It looks great. History is made up of such a group of people, big and small. Everyone has their own value. Excellent people promote civilization, violent people destroy civilization, and ordinary people follow civilization.

Author, next time you can write about the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms or the Northern and Southern Dynasties, it is best to have a protagonist! 🤭 I won't read this book if it doesn't have a protagonist.

The main reason is that it is too unpopular. I might still be able to read it if I publish it as a physical book, but writing it online is a bit too discouraging. However, the author is of high standard and uses historical data well. I hope to see time-travel novels in the future.

Recently I was looking for a book about the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms to the early Song Dynasty, and I happened to find this book. I was shocked when I read it (shocked, how could such a book appear in the starting point). Although this book has been completed, I still want to express my support by subscribing (the coins are not that much, please allow me to order slowly in batches). I look forward to the author writing another book. Writing history will always bring personal opinions, which is understandable. At least so far, the author tells the story very clearly, so that readers no longer have to chew words from the vast pile of historical papers, which is a great help (after all, some words are not used by modern people, and they have to look up what they mean) The author's writing style is humorous and witty, but this work requires careful reading to get the charm, so the out-of-favor index is not high (modern people are looking for fast pace and fun when reading online articles), which is a pity.