
Scamming My Way Through the Han Empire
碰瓷在大汉帝国
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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I don't really enjoy reading historical fiction with its flippant language. The main characters and other figures all seem like idiots.
Putting everything else aside, given the conflict between the protagonist and Emperor Jing, to survive, the Rebellion of the Seven States would have to be deliberately ignited. Then, Emperor Jing would kill Chao Cuo and immediately withdraw his troops, leaving Chang'an completely unable to control the warlords. That's the only way to protect oneself. As for any talk of national righteousness, screw it! I'm already struggling to survive.
I initially thought it was a political intrigue novel, but after reading dozens of chapters, it turns out it's about starting a company. 😰
I was disgusted by Han Xiuer, who appeared out of nowhere. If the author can't write about women, then don't write about them. It's really disgusting!
Was it the ancients who swore, or the modern protagonist? As a modern, educated person, to be so foul-mouthed and illogical in one's actions is simply unacceptable.
At this time, did the feudal lords of the Han Dynasty, especially those on the frontiers, have the right to actively attack barbarian tribes and expand their territories? If so, the Wu Kingdom could have expanded southward along the southeastern coast, such as into southern Zhejiang, Fujian, and Taiwan. It wouldn't have needed the same strict control as the inland prefectures and counties; occupying and controlling a few colonial outposts like Fuzhou, Xiamen, and Wenzhou would have sufficed.
What the hell was that you wrote? It wasted so much of my time. 😅
Essential things for time travelers: 1. Poetry, lyrics, and prose 2. Paper, glass, foot pedal 3. Liu Xiahui 4, ... Please provide more details.
The first few images were deadly poisonous; even the intermediate-level Shennong couldn't withstand it and left.
I sincerely hope the author succeeds. Seeing "Big Crow" still updating is quite touching; I've finally found you on Qidian! Last night I reread the endings of "The Expeditionary Force" and "Begging for Life" several times. "The Expeditionary Force" has been updated for so long, and the ending is already great in my opinion. I don't understand why it has received so much criticism and abuse.