War Against the Southern Dynasties
战南朝
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- Ongoing
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- 869k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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- 1y ago
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The lowly stable boy directly discussed state affairs with Wei Xiaokuan and Yang Jian, even asking the protagonist if he wanted to rebel. He then died from poisoning.
Brother, during the Northern and Southern Dynasties, there were coups every few days and wars were constantly raging. What you're writing can only happen in peacetime, with the protagonist, a mere cannon fodder, causing so much trouble. Does that make sense? Foreign regimes talk about swords, and you're talking about inventions and poetry? Is this supposed to be a joke?
The protagonist starts in hell mode, but I love stories where the protagonist goes through hell and then unifies the world to become emperor. However, this is a chaotic world, so I hope the protagonist doesn't have any womanly compassion or become a saint. 😁😁😁
A good book can be written like this: starting strong and ending weak.
The book is good, but it's a bit idiotic. Why does the protagonist have to go back to Chen? A bunch of incompetent rulers couldn't understand why the protagonist would go back. Staying in Zhou, he could have followed Yang Jian, or accepted Yuwen Hu's political legacy and fought for the position. If all else failed, he could have followed the Huli family in Northern Qi.
The Southern Chen dynasty is known as the most difficult southern regime to overturn in history. Everyone is welcome to share their opinions and discuss how the Southern Chen dynasty could have turned the tide, and whether the Taijian Northern Expedition was really the right decision.
The beautiful women of the land, the effeminate men, made it difficult for the Southern Dynasties to unify the North; the blame did not lie solely with Chen Shubao. 😠
Northern Expedition
First of all, at that time, the South was full of wild people. Southerners were just a few cats and dogs, with no money or manpower. How could they compete with the Northerners? Secondly, why would the Southerners want to launch a Northern Expedition? Have they lost their minds?
Regarding chapters 11-18. When I was creating this story, I wanted to connect the relationships between several important characters through a story with Chang'an characteristics, so I chose the story of the Ghost Market. In fact, there are many such examples throughout history, such as the witchcraft saga during the later years of Emperor Wu of Han, and Emperor Wen of Sui, Yang Jian, using the…
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