The Han Emperor on the Run
大汉在逃天子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 636k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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It's well-written and enjoyable to read, but the updates are a bit slow.
To be honest, the author's writing style is quite good. The protagonist in the previous book, "The Prodigy of Northern Wei," was very vividly portrayed, and the plot was also well-designed. It's a pity that it wasn't popular. The previous book, "The Chongzhen Simulator," was also canceled, which is a great pity.
The main character's name is an eyesore...
Liu Xie is Liu Xie, what's with this Liu Ge? Every time I see him, I want to run away, it's utterly ridiculous…
This isn't meant to be a forced explanation; it's just that I'm annoyed by people who criticize the prime ministers in official history. Fans of historical fiction shouldn't worry, because the prime ministers in official history were equally outstanding. I hope you'll come to appreciate the prime ministers in official history as well.
Diao Chan, Zhen Mi, Da Qiao, Xiao Qiao, Sun Shangxiang, Cai Yan, Lady Zou, Lady Fan, Zhu Rong, Lady Bu—take them all! It's all part of the harem anyway, the more the merrier!
Good news, Gezi didn't steal your book. Bad news, Gezi didn't steal your book.
It's hard to say about other things, but at that time, many people across the land genuinely cared for the Han Dynasty, including warlords. For example, Zhang Yang consistently supplied Emperor Xian of Han, who had fled to Luoyang, with provisions. So, Emperor Xian wasn't actually short of food; it was Cao Cao who was.
Having read up to chapter ten, I feel this is a top-tier historical fiction novel. The first chapter, understated yet profound, subtly portrays the distinct personalities of two women: one intelligent and dignified, the other charming and adorable. The use of modern language like Coke and Sprite in one's sleep also softens the oppressive atmosphere of the initial situation.
The emperor's name was Liu Xie, but the author used the name Liu Ge. It seems the author thought the name sounded quite nice and kept using it. However, after reading several chapters where the name Liu Ge was still being used, I immediately gave up on the story.
You want the traditional Chinese style, you want comedy, but this constant mixing and matching is just driving people crazy...