
I Am the Son of Heaven of Han
朕乃汉天子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 111k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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56Chapters
1.2kRecommendations
59Fans
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Heh heh, submit to me, and I will bestow titles and lands upon you. The true Son of Heaven, all directions bow in submission!
The writing style feels like a large-scale warlord story... Recruiting talented individuals is understandable, but the dialogue lacks the feel of an emperor, and some emotional moments are difficult to evoke. Although it's the end of an era, the majesty of imperial power should still be conveyed; it feels somewhat lacking.
When will we see a decisive and ruthless character, wiping out the entire Yuan family right from the start, ignoring the raging floods, just like Liu Bian's opening scene? It's all about power struggles and concessions, all about powerful families… so boring.
The author's plot is decent, but please avoid awkward pacing and artificially padding the word count. I suggest the author review the reader feedback from the first three chapters and revise accordingly.
I haven't read the book yet, but just from the synopsis, to be honest, if the Han dynasty is restored three times, then there probably won't be any other dynasties in history; it will all be various "Han" dynasties.
If I'm guilty, tell me, instead of letting me read such a new article.
If Dong Zhuo were killed, no one would care. The extermination of the Yuan family would at most cause some controversy among the aristocratic families. But could Dong Zhuo be compared to the great generals of the past? He could just kill his subordinates and take them under his control.
It's a formulaic story, starting with ruthless action and exciting for the first two chapters. Unfortunately, the pace slows down after the Yuan brothers aren't killed off, and the story begins to go through the motions.
Finally found a novel that doesn't just ramble on and use internet slang! Update soon!
I thought it was a good read, but after reading five chapters, I found a bunch of common-sense problems. The author seems inexperienced and didn't do any research; it's all too predictable. New readers might enjoy it.