Great Han: I Am the Champion Marquis!
大汉：吾乃冠军侯！
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 1y ago
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316Chapters
4.4kRecommendations
94.4kFans
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😪 Usually, novels of this type, which use the original character's overpowered protagonist template, can turn that protagonist into a victim of fortune that changes every thirty years, a young man who shouldn't be underestimated.
Having read up to Chapter 50, I just had to say a few words. The preceding chapters were all setup, boasting about the protagonist's abundant resources for growth and how incredibly powerful he was. Then, he had 800 cavalrymen with hooves and saddles, and they willingly charged into an encirclement of tens of thousands?
You're only 10 years old, and Emperor Wu treats you like his own grandson. You're stuck here serving him like a tiger, constantly thinking about leaving the palace. Are you out of your mind? With your adoptive father, Huo Qubing, protecting you so much, why don't you stay by Emperor Wu's side and cultivate your own favor? You're thinking about leaving! What can a 10-year-old do outside?
The author is truly brilliant that 800 cavalrymen charged into the encirclement.
If the protagonist is going to charge into battle, the best armor would be European plate armor, covering everything from the nose and eyes to the joints and groin. After all, European plate armor was the pinnacle of armor in the world of cold weapons. This is ignoring cost. Plate armor is not suitable for large-scale deployment, and once plate armor is completed, its shape cannot be changed.
Huo Qubing, the greater his achievements, the faster he died. With such a powerful uncle, and still daring to rise above others, he was bound to die sooner or later if he didn't rebel.
I want to see from Kunlun to the grasslands and then to Changbai Mountain, where males are beheaded, females who are taller than the cartwheel die, and those below the cartwheel are enslaved!
The progress is so slow
I want to see him go to war and ravage foreign tribes.
It failed to capture the spirited, genius-like talent. Compared to that, mediocrity comes across as mediocre, which is why so many readers stopped reading. A beast-like intuition, achieving grand victories—that's the talent of the Marquis of Champion. So, what should his descendant, the protagonist of your story, be like? Skilled in battle but without illustrious achievements?
The biggest problem with this book is that the protagonist doesn't die. If you don't give him a power-up and then compare him to Huo Qubing, who are you looking down on?