The World Is United

Damn it, the protagonist is Gao Changgong, right? He only appeared in the third chapter, and the protagonist is still a time traveler with no memory. You might as well not write this setting. The purpose of writing time travel settings in historical texts is to make the protagonist appear more mature. What you wrote is something my father didn't understand. It's strange that you are popular with these buffs.

What kind of thing is written in this first volume? I don't know how many people can endure it. Although the bad words are hurtful, I still want to say that the plot is extremely poisonous and the characters are fragmented. It is only logical that the protagonist should die directly in the first volume.

I feel like everyone is saying that the Gao family has mental illness. Is there anything wrong with Gao Cheng's lineage? In fact, in the final analysis, it is the emperors who are messing around. Others tell the truth that the Northern Qi clan is very good and has many talents. Those emperors say they are crazy. I feel that they have been suppressed for too long. I have a lot of dissatisfaction and resentment, as well as the previous fear. Suddenly, I gained power and had supreme power. I even killed the people I hated and feared, and then I started to take revenge and vent my wanton behavior.

In fact, there is no possibility for Gao Changgong to ascend to the throne of God. He was a concubine and was born as a slave. . .

It's actually pretty well written now, but I don't think it's necessary to pin Gao Cheng's death on Gao Yang in the follow-up, because after all, there are too many people who want to kill Gao Cheng. Although he is very capable, he is too reckless and unprepared. I feel that he is very arrogant and confident. Of course, he has the capital, but everyone knows that if there are people with this trait, they will not end well, such as Sun Ce and Er Zhu. Rongdu hung up like this. Judging from Gao Yang's reaction after Gao Cheng's death, he is indeed the mastermind with a high probability, but Sherlock Holmes once said that once you eliminate all possible facts, then the rest, no matter how incredible, is the truth. To be honest, I feel that Gao Yang may not be the murderer. Of course, this is a family opinion, and the author must have his own ideas on how to write it.

What the protagonist has to do is actually to unite the brothers externally and develop his own power internally during the reign of Gao Yang and Gao Yan, and then launch an attack to kill Gao Zhan immediately after Lou Zhaojun's death. Then he can learn from Li Fangyuan and let his brother work for a while while controlling the power himself. After killing all internal enemies and establishing external merits, he can succeed to the throne with merit. To put it bluntly, after Gao Zhan is eliminated, he will first use the inheritance order to get the throne to his father's branch, and then transfer the throne to himself based on his merits. After all, that era was about concubines.

I don't even know how you handle this? What you wrote is that the protagonist does not understand the history of the Northern Qi Dynasty, so he does not know that Gao Su was not killed by Gao Yang in history. So don't you worry about your own safety now that you are facing this situation of killing your father to seize the throne? Historically, Gao Su was fine during the Gaoyang period, but you are not that Gao Su. Your words and deeds may all lead to different results.

Even if the protagonist reveals to the world that Gao Cheng was killed by Gao Yang, so what if Gao Huan's old brothers also kill Gao Yang? Let the protagonist who is under ten years old take charge of the overall situation?

Northern Qi

It is indeed unreliable to expect the protagonist to rise up after his father's death when he is seven years old. The author is right in writing this. In fact, Gao Yang's reign was basically no threat to the protagonist. Because it was only ten years, it happened to be a good period for the protagonist's development. Gao Yang was because of Lou Zhaojun existence, the biggest threat to him is his direct brothers, but Gao Yang does not dare to kill them. Gao Yang kills more non-direct brothers, which has the element of catharsis, so as long as Lou Zhaojun is alive, the protagonist is completely fine.

The writing is so long-winded that I can't read it. You are not a great writer. No one will see a new author spend hundreds of thousands of words setting the stage and introducing the background of the characters. The most important thing is to tell a good story.

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This is simply a vernacular version of the history of the Northern Qi Dynasty, plus an experience from the perspective of a time traveler. If you don't like it very much and it won't change at all, why bother traveling through time?

It's a romance novel disguised as history. The settings I wrote are always contradictory. Some plots are particularly abrupt and the writing is very average. The setting of the main character being a fucking love brain time traveler is really hard to wrap up. Qing Yu Nian is a writer who has read too many of them. The protagonist himself is a time traveler but has no memory of his past life. Later, it is written that the protagonist knows some historical trends, and he forgets the previous ones. The plot of the female characters is really a romance. The protagonist goes deep into the enemy country just to fall in love with the female character. The plot is quite detailed, but the plot of development and construction and the explosion of troops are briefly mentioned So this book is a romance novel, and the writing is average. The romance plot is also very old-fashioned, and it smells like a costume TV series.

The real hidden danger in Northern Qi is Gao Huan's wife Lou. A spokesperson for the Northern Qi military group. Once the emperor dies, the successor can only be her and Gao Huan's children, unless the Lou family dies.

This is a popular historical science article. There are too many background introductions of historical figures and too little participation of the protagonist. It is too overwhelming. Furthermore, those who like to read historical texts are not remote or remote. They may not remember trivial matters, but major events may still be more or less memorable to those in power and big figures. Jiulong mother had six sons and two daughters, four emperors and two queens. Except for the fourth son who was underage, Gao Cheng (posthumous title), Gao Yang, Gao Yan, and Gao Zhan successively proclaimed themselves emperors.

A child told others every day that his father was killed by the emperor. The key is no evidence yet. Doesn't the author think that the survival rate of children in ancient times was very high? ? ? . .

It's outrageous. As a child with no power, the protagonist doesn't keep a low profile and says directly in front of his brothers that Gao Yang is not a good person. What's the idea? This is the second generation monarch of the Northern Qi Dynasty. Is the protagonist very confident in his brother? And what's the use of saying it? Having said that Gao Huan can't choose anyone else, does the protagonist think Gao Yang doesn't dare to kill him?

A whole family of perverts actually have their own mother-in-law writing about it, what a bullshit!

Gao Huan's concubines are all quite normal, and the problems mainly lie with the legitimate sons. Lou Zhaojun

A mentally retarded person who is 7 years old is dozens of years old. In this world, he still goes to so many people to find evidence. He is so stupid and pitiful. How can such a person behave?

The author should understand that people who can read this kind of unpopular historical novel will understand this period of history. Baidu Encyclopedia has always been too wordy, and the protagonist he created has been doing things that he should not do at his age. The sense of fragmentation is too serious, and the character has no charm.

The author's writing is good, but the plot is really too little and unreasonable. Large sections of history are copied. I really can't stand it

Anyone who can read the first chapter is pretty awesome.

Don't tell me that Gao Su died early 😅

Gao Qi is indeed a good subject, but the author's writing is too confusing and incomprehensible.

At first glance, I thought it was a bit boring, but after slowly getting into it, it was quite interesting. It strengthened the historical story and weakened the halo of the protagonist. Although it didn't have the special effects of Shuangwen, it still had a plain reality. Food for old bookworms, but newbies should read cool articles.

The author should be well prepared, but the reading experience is really poor

Damn it, it doesn't matter what the priority is, the first and second picture didn't even show the main character.

There is no distinction between primary and secondary. The group portraits are not like the group portraits. There are chicken feathers all over the place.