A Thousand-Year Clan Since the Shang Dynasty
从殷商开始的千年世家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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With Ji Zhao's masterpiece preceding it, this is quite a test of the author's writing skills!
The latest map is here. Please point out any issues.
Seeing people praising the Qin Dynasty, I just chuckled. Wasn't the Qin Dynasty brutal? Not brutal at all! The Qin Dynasty's tax rate reached 70%, making survival a luxury. The Qin Dynasty had a population of only 20 million, yet it had millions of people conscripted for corvée labor—an average of one in twenty people serving.
This is a map.
I've seen some people saying the cheat system appeared too quickly... With the protagonist's hellish start, without the cheat system, wouldn't he be completely wiped out? Even if he manages to escape, he'll be hunted down the whole time? Do you really want to watch that? 😅
Initial map
Goodness, this copywriting looks so familiar 🌚 Is it copied from the book "King Wu's Conquest of Zhou"?
This kind of subject matter is okay in the early stages, but later on, in order to make way for famous historical figures, the protagonist's camp begins to be suppressed. The rulers of Huai State were not incompetent or tyrannical; those who were mediocre were merely ineffective, but they did not act recklessly. The people's livelihood, economy, and military affairs were never neglected.
The author is simply copying history books. They keep saying that culture, technology, and agriculture have developed over hundreds of years, and that the Huai state was very powerful. But then other states can easily match Huai after just a decade or two of development, and with the arrival of a military genius, they can't even win.
To be honest, towards the end of the book, the author completely disregarded history in the name of respecting it. I simply cannot understand why Liu Yu dared to attack Luoyang when the emperor had not yet lost his virtue or position. This one action alone rendered him righteous. The author, with the arrogance of a superior, treats the ancient people as fools.