An Ancient-Era Farmstay: Welcoming Liu, Guan, and Zhang from the Start
农家乐通古代，开局接待刘关张
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- 3.0M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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May's Best Completed Novels: The Curtain Falls, the Grand Finale Shines
Following a serial is like waiting in the wings, eyes fixed on the stage. When it ends, the road home seems long. These five fine performances from May have all reached the kind of finale that leaves an echo in your ears.
Mainly Ensemble Stories About Emperors, Crisscrossing Between Modern and Ancient Times
How fresh and interesting each book is Whether the characters feel out of character (OOC). This is actually the most important point, since it determines whether I can keep reading. It's also the easiest requirement to meet: the author just needs to write naturally and stick to the basics, without losing themselves. There aren't many books on the list yet... You can wait until there are more. This list is only for this particular genre. Since it isn't mainstream on Qidian and the writing quality
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An ancient person was remarkably calm upon seeing the protagonist with short hair and strange clothes. Let's not even talk about anything else. Characters like Huo Qubing, Guan Yu, and Xin Qiji would definitely beat the protagonist up first, demanding to know if he's a barbarian. If he encounters Yang Zaixing, he'd be killed instantly.
There were three legendary doctors during the Three Kingdoms period. Only Hua Tuo is mentioned, but Zhang Ji, the Sage of Medicine, and Dong Feng, the Physician, are looked down upon.
Self-indulgent? 😰 Shouldn't the protagonist's location just be a transit platform? Liu Bei drags Liu Che to his dynasty, giving him a shot of adrenaline! Can you believe it? The protagonist lies to Zhu Yuanzhang, not wanting him to know the story of the late Ming Dynasty? Can lying change history? Learning from history… you really don't take this seriously 😦😦
Can you please stop writing about the Song Dynasty?
The problems in the Song Dynasty were ingrained; even if all the famous generals of the past five thousand years were to go to the Song Dynasty, it wouldn't make a difference.
So many historical fiction works on Qidian (a Chinese online literature platform) dare not touch upon one topic: the interests behind the assassination of emperors. This is the fundamental issue of dynastic change in China. Would Zhu Yuanzhang, the founding emperor, not know the principle of endless generations of descendants?
The biggest problem with this type of book is that it becomes highly homogenized in the later stages, and the characters become stereotypical and lack individuality.
Let me explain.
Think about it. The protagonist is just a tool. If he had any brains from the start, he would have already been living a life of luxury in ancient times, using his modern knowledge to understand the past. He wouldn't need to fawn over others; he'd have all the gold and silver treasures and beautiful women. I really don't know what kind of thought process this author has. "Relying on yourself is worse than relying on others; control your own destiny." 🙂 Personal opinion
There's no need to fawn over him, bro. It's just writing a book. At worst, we can just stop doing business with him.
Having read up to chapter fifty-five, I don't know how the story goes after that, but with so many chapters so far, one story has barely begun before another begins, repeating itself endlessly. Most importantly, what about the main character? After so many chapters, the main character has hardly any presence. It's over fifty chapters, and there's not a single complete story.
Before it's published, I urge the author to quickly revise Chapter 51 (changing it to the Emperor). Modern people must face history squarely!