
In the Twenty-Third Year of Duke Xiang
襄公二十三年
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 677k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Pre-Qin Antiquity
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Maps of the countries after the Mi Bing Meeting in 546 BC
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After reading Chapter 8, it's so dry and there are so many names. At least half of the content is related to the grudges and hatreds of the eight generations of the various characters in your popular science. I really can't stand it anymore and I need to drink some water.
The logic is smooth and rigorous, the historical facts are well researched, and the writing style is exquisite. Why are all the reviews of such a good book filled with advertisements?
What points do you want to complain about?
There are too many historical materials, too watery, which affects the reading experience. It is too painful to directly interpret the historical materials as the text of the novel. Can you move it to the work? When reading novels, you basically want to see the plot development, character creation and conflicts, not to read historical science. Mixing science in the text of the novel is as excessive as mixing the author's thoughts in the text. And this is not mixed with water, you have turned into a novel with the text of the historical materials😅
Recommended game "The Chronicles of the Great Zhou Kingdoms" The game is good, but no one plays it
The biggest problem is that the whole story is about the international environment, and the protagonist has no sense of existence. After reading dozens of chapters, he got a fiefdom, and it was still at the junction of Qi and Lu. Instead of focusing on development and building a private army, he kept writing about international relations. This shouldn't be a sentence during the development of the protagonist that the Mao Kingdom was destroyed and Cui Zhu regicide. What do these historical events have to do with the protagonist? There is a difference between writing novels and writing Zuozhuan. It is recommended to focus on the protagonist. If you don't like reading history, I was persuaded to quit after the first 10 chapters.
I just started reading it. It was written earlier that Lu Gongqiang claimed that the protagonist's family was going to replace him later?
It is difficult to write about the pre-Qin Dynasty, it is too difficult to research, and the historical materials are incomplete.
Author, you have to learn from this author who doesn't do anything. He first ordered 2 or 30, and later he ordered more than 1,000 orders. This book's results are not good, but it's good to read. It will get better. Don't be a eunuch.
The protagonist's wife harbors evil intentions and is lukewarm towards the protagonist. It's better to deal with it early. If you can't kill her, just feed her lead powder and forget about it causing dementia.
All the chapters are ordered, why doesn't this feel popular? It's a pity that I can't spend money
If you ask me to give advice to that guy like Marquis Lu in the future, don't be too self-centered. The boss betrays the protagonist's interests while saying that benefits are indispensable. The protagonist still behaves like a loyal minister╰(‵□′)╯
The writing is too dry and does not write anything about civil affairs.
Will the protagonist want to destroy Ju State at once?
There are too many textual researches, and they are full of classical Chinese translations. I just pay to read translations of documents every day, but there isn't much real storyline. It's too polished.
Confirmed, everyone is fine, I will update another book 😡
Is the protagonist going to want the three families to be promoted separately, or is the Tian family going to take over?
Don't be a eunuch, you are ruining your character like this.