This Historical Chat Group Is a Little Weird

Li Bai wrote "Quiet Night Thoughts" during the Zhenguan examination. Is that all the Poet Immortal Li Bai wrote? The content was even altered by later generations. And that's not all. In the first chapter, Bai Qi felt that the massacre of the city was Ying Ji's fault.

Zhu Yuanzhang became Wu Zetian's general? What kind of person was that? Who was qualified to do so?

At first glance, the synopsis seems incredibly disorganized. Then you say Li Bai plagiarized his own poems—do you think that's possible? Do you really think Li Bai, the poet with an innate pride who had high-ranking officials serve him, would plagiarize?

Good grief, three people were playing Werewolf and Wei Zhongxian was killed by the plot. Wei Zhongxian: 🐶 Author, I'm not convinced!

The first six were okay, but then too many people came in and it became too chaotic.

I only read the synopsis, which said Li Bai went to the Zhenguan era to plagiarize his own poems, leaving no room for later poets like Li Bai. I lost interest then. Li Bai's strength lay in his wisdom, not in plagiarism; it was his ability to create poetry! Do you even know what creative ability is? I clicked into the comments, and sure enough, they were all criticizing you.

After reading dozens of chapters, I feel that none of the historical figures have any distinctive characteristics. Zhuge Liang was not loyal to Liu Bei at all, and didn't even care about him. Liu Bei also ignored Zhuge Liang and never asked him for advice. It really feels incredibly well-written.

Starting with a bowl and ending with an empire, do you think she deserves that title? Zhu Yuanzhang was ruthless to himself and even more ruthless to others. Zhu Yuanzhang could control Wu Zetian, but Wu Zetian certainly couldn't control Zhu Yuanzhang.

I haven't watched it yet, but the comments section seems outrageous. Zhu Yuanzhang serving as Wu Zetian's subject? I ask you, does she deserve that? Compared to rulers who brought about the downfall of their dynasties or incompetent emperors, Wu Zetian was indeed stronger, the only female emperor, and quite respectable. But compared to the founding emperors, she's truly inferior.

This book is utterly nonsensical. Anyone who sees the praise for Wu Zetian knows it's pseudo-history—a fan-driven emperor. If she were a man, she'd be nailed to the history books.