
The Holy Spirit of Wu Temple
武庙至圣
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 946k Words
- Genre
- Eastern Fantasy
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Otherworld Continent
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I don't understand why the protagonist must assist Xiang Yu. Xiang Yu's historical evaluation can only be said to be headstrong and arrogant (anyone who has known the aristocrats of the Spring and Autumn Period will understand)
The choice of the protagonist is more based on self-interest and class considerations. From Chen Sheng and Wu Guang to shouting out the princes and generals Xiang Ning, there is something. Only Liu Bang and Zhu Yuanzhang have accomplished this feat. Liu Bang is at the bottom, and Zhu Yuanzhang is a poor man with mud legs. He has taught the aristocratic family a lesson. What will happen if the mud legs at the bottom cannot survive? If you really help Xiang Yujian The establishment of political power and unification will be a restoration of the old aristocrats of the Six Kingdoms, and Xiang Yu will definitely enfeoff. Most of the enfeoffments will be the old aristocrats and royal families of the Six Kingdoms. The original history has proven that, and Xiang Yu will most likely not consider cutting down the vassals, and the new princes and kings will most likely not rebel, because Xiang Yu is too brave, but is this really good? But now that Xiang Yu is dead, will the sons and grandsons of these new princes still respect Xiang Chu after they come to power? Which little King Huai of Chu is a trouble? After Xiang Yu, should he be called emperor or king? When he is called king, it means that everyone is still at the same level. We give you Xiang Yu face and call him emperor. Will the old nobles of the Six Kingdoms agree? I don't think so. No one wants to have multiple unrelated fathers. Plus, Xiang Yu probably can't take back the education rights and national ideological subjects of the three religions and nine schools. Xiang Yu doesn't have any brains. It's different when it comes to Liu Bang. Liu Bang was born at the bottom, and those who conquered the world together are also at the bottom. The old aristocracy is a minority, even among the eight princes with different surnames in the later period, Zhang Er, Wu Rui, Peng Yue, Ting Bu, Zang Tu, Lu Wan and Han Xin. Only King Xin of Han has the original ruling power over Han. He is a descendant of the Korean royal family. The remaining fishermen of Pengyue and Yingbu prisoners are all the same. For people who are in the middle and lower classes and are a little more downtrodden, Liu Bang cut off vassal vassals and killed kings with different surnames. There is a lot of pressure. You can try Xiang Yu to kill the descendants of the six orthodox kings. Don't say you will help Xiang Yu do these things, but Xiang Yu's organizational members and class attributes limit this thing. You have to do it with great difficulty, and there is a high probability that you will die if you fail to do it. Class conflict is more important than anything else. Although the aristocrats cannot say it so clearly, people understand it. What is so strange and ancient in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States 481 era? No wonder not, and the Bai Jia in this book are not as incapable of resistance as the Bai Jia in the original history, and they might even be in opposition to some Bai Jia members. You must know that the Bai Jia in this era of high martial arts and the nobles of the Six Kingdoms must be firmly integrated. Having said all this, I just want to say that I am not optimistic about the protagonist following Xiang Yu. If not, you can pull the lever yourself. It depends on what the author writes next. You have to do it by yourself when it comes to military battles. The world view looks good if you refer to Shensan III.
Evaluation and hope: The book Big Summer has a wonderful idea, and the story and character descriptions are very good. The shortcoming is that it is constantly breaking through levels, and the game script is too serious. Although this is a common problem in online books, I still hope that this book is less utilitarian and more normal!
It's really interesting to see the first emperor in the beginning, but it gets a little too complicated later on, it's too out of the ordinary, and the style of the painting is seriously inconsistent.
Buddhism had not yet spread to China during the Qin Shi Huang period
No matter how awesome Xiang Yu is, he deserves to die for enfeoffment.
When Xiang Yu first unified the world, he tried to enfeoff the country. If he didn't die, who would die?
The intercourse girl is great, the mistress is on her menstrual period. I usually live in the master room and assist the master and mistress in sexual intercourse, while I watch others do it!
Is Ji Liu who wants to be the pavilion chief the same as Liu Ji, the founding emperor of the Han Dynasty?
Why don't you start your own business instead of relying on Xiang Yu?
If nothing else, the author's writing style is really strong.
It's so awkward to write. I really don't understand how you're so pretentious. You're a big rebel. In terms of IQ and previous life, you were in your 40s. This is such a cool thing. You wrote about two women in less than ten chapters and your writing is not good.
To be honest, is there any difference between the protagonist and Yi Xiaochuan?
After reading one chapter, I left and rushed to the street.
In the Han Dynasty and before the Han Dynasty, the names of ancient people basically had two characters. The names you made up are all three characters, it's so uncomfortable.
No, I read the name first. The author is Jiang Ziya from the Wumiao Temple. Is he the type of Zhuge Liang? 😰
The beginning of the early stage is wonderful, the rescue in the middle stage is also good, and the entrance chapter is also well written, but now it feels boring.
The following chapters are not up to par with the first few chapters, they have changed.
Why does it feel like the author is doing this in a single player? Book friends, come out and paddle in the water.
I thought I was a eunuch, why didn't I click Finish?