
Qi Xiang
齐襄
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- Ongoing
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- 252k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Pre-Qin Antiquity
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Some people say that the protagonist can be the First Emperor of Qi, but I think it is too early and there is not enough time. The protagonist can hope for a good grandson. The protagonist himself can push the hegemony of Qi to its peak, complete the internal reform of Qi, and continue it.
Be wary of big fights and small fights to win people's hearts, check and balance military power, discover talents, and reform
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Is this the husband of a brother who loves his sister?
Are Qi Xianggong and Wen Jiang so exciting?
Isn't the relationship between the two brothers and sister too that?
Guan Zhong and Bao Shuya are not allowed to prepare?
I feel that Qi Shihuang unified the world is too ridiculous, but it is conceivable to set the goal of replacing the Jin Kingdom in the original history, and turning the Jin-Chu hegemony into the Qi-Chu hegemony. From a foundation point of view, the Shandong Peninsula is too biased and has limited potential. It can only be used as an economic highland to provide support. It is still necessary to fully occupy Hebei and develop Yanzhao as the basis for hegemony. Guanzhong It is too far away, unexploited and too remote to develop towards Jiao Lai in the east and Huai Si in the southwest as in the original history. It should push west and north to take the first of the nine states and dominate the Central Plains in Hebei and Jizhou. It cannot take advantage of Jin. As for southwestern Shandong, Jiaodong and Huai River, Qi has occupied pits and blocked the road anyway, and can slowly encroach on them in the future.
The author's descriptions are reliable at first, but when it comes to war, it becomes a bit like playing a single-player game.
I haven't read it yet. Is it this period?
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This book was really difficult to write. At least there are historical books for reference in his novels. This one only has a few sentences in the history books.
When I read the title of the book, my first instinct was that it was Qi Wenxiang and Gao Cheng.
🤓I am also a descendant of Lu Qi, and the person our village worships is Tai Gongwang.
Come on, there are very few novels about the kings of Qi during the Spring and Autumn Period. I look forward to the update!
Does the author's family know that you are writing a novel? Younger sister
It seems that the author does not update it🌝🌝