Weird Tales of the Northern Qi Dynasty

I'm really convinced. The fair review was deleted. Just because I evaluated him objectively and didn't use any bad words, I really don't understand why he was so overbearing.

Full booking + 24 monthly tickets record can be checked. As a long-time reader of Lao Lang, I believe that the level of this book is definitely far higher than that of the historical district as a whole, and at least not worse than the previous one. However, as a great author, Lao Lang's later chapters were slightly unsatisfactory, or did not break through the shortcomings of the previous book. In the previous book, Sima Shi seemed to be in control after his death, and after winning the battle against the noble family, he was promoted all the way. The "strange story" at the beginning of this book is very well written and very innovative, including Taozi's use of various contradictions in the early stage to maneuver between Lu Gong, Lou Dawang, Yang Dadu, Gao Yan, the Queen Mother and others. It is quite exciting, but in the end, it is also pushed forward all the way. That's not to say that you can't write about farming, but the details of farming seem a bit rough compared to works like Jiansan and My Father that don't have the plot of "ending the troubled times". I think that the farming should be adapted to the efforts put in by farming. In addition, Lao Lang was under increasing pressure to update and had physical problems, which led to a rushed ending. There were not many flaws, but the last twenty or thirty chapters clearly felt a bit too restless. Of course, the body is the capital of revolution, and there are many people on the Internet who have suffered from various illnesses due to various unhealthy living habits. As people of the same age, I have clearly felt in recent years that the damage done to the body by staying up late, sitting for long periods of time, and lack of exercise is no longer as easy to recover from as it was in previous years. I hope that after finishing this book, Lao Lang can rest for a while and recover as soon as possible. At the same time, I hope that I can think carefully about the outline of the next book, and strive for a good work with a tiger head, pig belly, and leopard tail, and take it to the next level. I also hope this book can have more extra chapters. I started a new book not long after the last one, "Traveling to the South" was finished. It may have been a bit hasty, and I didn't write much in the way of extras. There are many people and things worth explaining in this book, such as how Xiao Wu grew up, the follow-up of the female general (not that she married Taozi, that would be boring), the Turkic issue, important figures in the early stage such as King Lu Gonglou and Changsun County Lieutenant, as well as the stories related to the fathers and ancestors of famous figures such as Cheng Yaojin, Yuchi Gong, and Wei Zheng mentioned in the article, including Li Shimin, Li Jing, and other fierce men in the early Tang Dynasty that many people want to read. You can explain them all, and it should be very fun to write. Anyway, these will be updated as the situation arises, and writing a chapter in two or three weeks is acceptable to everyone. Okay, that's it for now, I'm going to review my father, Emperor Gaozu Han.

When I first read this book, I felt extremely amazed. The writing is exquisite and the characters are three-dimensional. However, there seems to be a problem with the setting of the protagonist's growth line later on. It was tough all the way, and all the supporting characters immediately calmed down and dealt with it when they saw Liu Taozi. There was no room for growth. After more than 170 chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore and gave up. Are all the current book writers so extreme in their portrayal of the protagonists? The same goes for the mysteriously resurrected protagonist. . . Suddenly feel now

First of all, it's pretty good-looking. Advantages: The text is delicate. It has a strong sense of imagery, especially the suffering of the people. It also made me read more about the Qin, Three Kingdoms, Tang, Song and Ming Dynasties, and added a new territory. Disadvantages: The first perspective of the protagonist is too small, the protagonist cannot be substituted, and the characters are not three-dimensional and full. Consequences: 1. In retrospect after watching the movie, the protagonist is not vivid enough. Apart from being powerful and loving the people like a son, there are few memory points. 2. The protagonist lives towards death time and time again, and returns to life in desperate situations. It is more like he rushes through it without thinking, and it feels like the author is defending the scriptures for me. In summary, it's pretty good, half-step fairy grass.

I really like this type of novel that focuses on narrative. I feel that the narrative word count is over 80%, which is unbeatable. On the contrary, there are too many novels now that are full of psychological activities and analysis, with little story advancement and more water than the sea Novel should focus on narrative, which is the most basic and important All the monthly recommendation votes are given, go for the author!

Author, don't tell us that you don't want to dominate the world. If you tell us directly, I will abandon the book directly.

I feel that each of Lao Lang's books is better than the last. He has been very creative since his father, and he was not bored after he came to power. He always felt very interesting. When he got to the title, he made great breakthroughs in temple disputes and war tactics. This book is about the growth history of a little person, and the strange stories of the Northern Qi Dynasty. In fact, many scenes in this book describe other people and the weirdness of society, but the existence of Liu Taozi is the biggest weirdness in this society. He did not choose to join the others, but chose to find his own way. As he grew up, his dreams became bit by bit bigger and more humane. No one in power comes up and says I want to be the emperor. They all keep changing and evolving according to the current situation. I like this book and am willing to spend money to read it for the first time

I just finished reading Chapter 30. The writing is very good, but a little too slow. I feel that the prologue is not over until King Lanling appears and the mystery of Taozi's life experience is partially revealed. Of course, telling the protagonist's life story through other people's mouths is also a writing technique, but I always feel that there is no future in Northern Qi, because the environment in Northern Qi is too absurd, unless King Lanling ascends the throne (but I feel that it may not have much effect. The absurdity of Northern Qi is mainly due to the fundamentals).

I thought it was something weird, but when I came out I saw it was history 😅

The plot of one peach killing three men at the beginning is very exciting, the repeated emphasis on eating fish is very interesting, and there are many arrangements of grass snakes and gray lines. The shaping of the general environment is so great that it makes people feel resentful and sighing. The contrast creates a strong sense of irony. The most impressive thing for me is the pig pen-like law school and the lewd seminary.

How many more updates should be made, brothers😏😏😏

Hee hee

Update it quickly, Old Wolf. You see, the donkeys in the production team don't dare to rest like you.

Rt The writing is smooth and the plot is not laggy The character creation is reasonable, and the protagonist is decisive and smart in killing.

Support

It's good-looking, but it's not that it's brainless, it's just that the person is a bit messy, and the old memory is confusing.

I previously wrote a discussion about Sun Simiao's birthday. If you are lucky enough to see it, I hope you will remember the number "142". He was born in the seventh year of Datong in the Western Wei Dynasty (541) and died in 142. Sun Simiao perfectly fits my fantasy of "medicine". He went from Emperor Wen of the Western Wei Dynasty Yuan Baoju to Emperor Gaozong Li Zhi of the Tang Dynasty and experienced it. . . The two emperors of the Western Wei Dynasty, the Five Emperors of the Northern Zhou Dynasty, the two emperors of the Sui Dynasty, and the three emperors of Tang Gaozu, Tang Taizong and Tang Gaozong. 2+5+2+3=12 After twelve emperors, five of them had high officials and noble titles. They wanted him to be the doctor of the clan, but he declined all of them. Glory and wealth were at his fingertips, but he refused. But he returned to the countryside to treat the people. You can definitely say that he is the "people's doctor", because there is no shortage of great doctors in the clan, but there are few among the people. Perhaps there was no saying in his time that "good people don't live long, and evil people live for a thousand years", but I think his 142 years in the Spring and Autumn Period silently refuted this fatalistic statement. But it is not accurate to say that he is a "people's doctor". He is a person who has entered the medical path. Because he got sick at a young age as an opportunity, he studied medicine and practiced medicine all his life. Such a person is completely on the medical path. Such a person is the most kind and pure. His existence enables everyone who wants to do good to sneer at fatalism and say to the world, "Everyone, please encourage each other."

While waiting for the book, I read "My Father, Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty" again. Lao Lang's book is still worth recalling.

, ,, . OK

When you update, subtle flaws will be magnified, and the greenness of the writing will be criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the progress of the plot is paid more attention to. When you are on the third watch, the slightest praise begins to sound, and the number of dead harvests begins to decrease. When you read the fifth update, readers' support spontaneously formed, and the voices of praise became louder and louder. When you are at the tenth watch, the Confucian debates are deafening, and the tolerant attitude is implemented both inside and outside. When you are twenty, the memory of the bookworm has a place for you. Even in a long life, your name will leave a dazzling trace. Updating may not solve all problems, but more than 90% of the problems come from insufficient updates.

Dear book lovers, come and check in if you have nothing to do 🙏

Many readers have doubts about Lao Lang's book friend: Is this a historical theme or a supernatural theme? The answer is no doubt, nature is still historical novel, and there is no supernatural power. As for why it is called "Ghost Stories of the Northern Qi Dynasty"? In fact, this is closely related to the Northern Qi era. As one of the most chaotic eras in history, the Gao family in power in the Northern Qi Dynasty was also a famous "psychotic emperor". How crazy was he? As an emperor, he pretended to be a beggar and begged on the street, but if anyone gave him alms, he would be killed☞This is the emperor of the Gao family. There were many absurd things like this in Northern Qi, so at that time, people had a common understanding: abide by the rules of reality For example, you cannot eat fish in the river because there are fingers in the belly of the fish; you cannot give alms to beggars on the street because they may be the emperor in disguise... Etc., Crazy realistic rules gradually turned into strange rules, but everything was still man-made, and there was no supernatural power. Finally, I wish you all a happy reading!

I read two chapters, because there are only two chapters... I have to pick a few nitpicks. The first one is that the ancient East was dominated by Mongolian horses, which were small in size and had insufficient load-bearing capacity. There were very few horses that could carry full armor and fully armored warriors. They had to be selected from the best, and the quantity was very small. Generally, an armored rider had at least three horses, one with camel armor and one with camel man, as well as fighting horses. They were only approved before the war. They were usually unloaded and were very valuable. And because it is difficult to wear armor, each armored rider will also have one or two attendants and three to four horses. Therefore, it would seem strange that the three armored knights in the article are walking around naked. The second one is that when the protagonist is grilling fish, he sits on the ground, and then invites the opponent's leader to eat fish. The opponent's leader walks up to the protagonist. At this time, the distance between the two people should be very close. If the protagonist wants to hurt someone violently, he should not use the throwing action, because the throwing force requires the use of the waist, the movement is large, and the distance is too close. The opponent is heavily armored and elite, so he lowers his head or blocks it with his hand armor. An ordinary harpoon without weight and lack of kinetic energy is likely to fail to break the defense and it is too easy to make mistakes. What is more realistic is direct stimulation, which is fast, highly accurate, can continue to exert force, and has a much higher probability of success. The third thing is that armored cavalry were among the elite in every dynasty. They would not make such a low-level mistake as riding a horse in a dense forest. They would dismount and stand with you when attacked. Heavy armor is not so easy to kill.

The Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties were obviously an era of aristocratic families and military aristocrats. The author's knowledge base in this regard was obviously insufficient. His political wisdom was naive. He had neither the foresight of a time traveler nor the sophisticated political skills. He only had one word to kill, even if the opponent was his own father. The imperial examination is a fair and just imperial examination, and the equalization of land is also a real equalization of land. The two major levers of bureaucracy are used in this way, and it is indeed unprecedented and unprecedented. First of all, you are writing a historical text, and the dynasty of the characters is the Northern and Southern Dynasties. The productivity and cultural popularity of that era do not support the characters to run the country without the powerful landlords and aristocratic families (scholars). They also killed all the wealthy and powerful landlords and evened out the land. They even wanted to recruit talents from all over the world for the imperial examination. Whose talents would dare to go where you are? The characters are subordinated to a group of sages who are rare to see in a thousand years. They are fair, impartial and selfless, serving the country and the people, not their family or themselves. The plot inside can only appear in novels and cannot be found in reality. Know what is white and keep what is black. There is no black or white society.

The last two are also high-definition, but they need to be saved to swallow the image quality

Nowadays, the rules of the book review area are corrupt and traitors are everywhere. This is due to the lack of updates. If the author diligently updates ten thousand words every day, then the traitors will be afraid and retreat, and the moral gentlemen will rejoice. This is a feat worthy of praise by Yao and Shun! I heard that calves born in sheep pens will not behave like sheep when they grow up. You are in Qidian. You use your computer keyboard frequently, but you have lost interest in updating it. Is this reasonable? The reason why Qidian is strong is that we have inherited the etiquette and skills of our ancestors. Stop breaking the news, the pressure has nowhere to release, and you become tired. Isn't this the same as abandoning the roots of the tree and pursuing the treetops? If it goes on like this, great disaster will definitely happen! The reason why Bai Jin can have tens of thousands of royalties and not be hurt by villains is because they are willing to listen to what upright gentlemen have to say. However, Paijie cannot get royalties and is even looked down upon by his girlfriend. This is because they are close to evil villains. I hope you can think carefully about the difference. There is one thing for which the author can cry bitterly, and six things for which the author can sigh. Since ancient times, when performing actions, the words are often very passionate. If they are not passionate, they will not be able to move the actor's heart. Harsh words are akin to slander. Author, you should think carefully about whether such a thing is right or wrong. Those authors who updated less, delayed, or missed updates had no time to feel sad about themselves, so they were drowned in the torrent of works, leaving only later authors to feel sad about them; later authors felt sad and did not learn from it, and future authors felt sad about it.

Many book friends reported that they need to translate in brackets after the Xianbei language, otherwise they will not be able to understand it. I think Lao Lang didn't intend for us to understand it. The untranslated Xianbei language has the same effect as the spell words in the Cthulhu Mythos - it heightens the atmosphere and is completely a text decoration for the article. It just happens that such a language does exist in reality. If you have to translate, why not just write it all in Chinese? Marking "This paragraph is in Xianbei language" in parentheses saves the author trouble and the readers as well. But wouldn't this completely lose the weird atmosphere? The title of the book "Ghost Story" itself has a strong atmosphere of weirdness, and people's greatest fear comes from the unknown. The nobles speak a language that we can't understand at all, but a few words determine the fate of the common people. Not only are the common people unable to change and struggle, they can't even understand what others say. What kind of crazy despair is this? The Xianbei language without translation can better enhance the sense of atmosphere and immersion. It functions like a spell in the novel and is not intended to be understood.

Although I have always looked down on the weak Zhao and Song Dynasties, to be fair, weird, weird, and terrifying eras such as the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties, and the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms were really disappointing. If I traveled to that era and became a low-level citizen, I would definitely rebel. You are going to die sooner or later anyway, even if you have someone to support you, it will not be a loss.

The writing is good and the plot is good, but the description of battlefield battles is really bad and illogical. It only makes the opponent's famous generals smarter. Yang Zhong, the famous general, defended the city with more than 3,000 people, and even the protagonist couldn't hold it for three days. Then his thousands of cavalry became high-altitude, able to break Xiaoguan, cross Chang'an, and raid other people's houses with more than 10,000 fine cavalry. And in some plots, in order to ensure that the protagonist is invincible, he forcibly deceives his wits. The famous water battle general does not even check the upstream river water, and does not consider whether it is the rainy season. If the water is stored for two days, tens of thousands of elite soldiers on the opposite side can be taken away by a wave of water. Three thousand cavalrymen rushed from Shandong to the Huaihe River without considering the terrain of the two Huaihe River areas and the dense water network. Faced with a head-on confrontation between famous generals and tens of thousands of elite soldiers who guarded the camp, they could take away people in a wave and forcibly cheat them.

I have heard that there is no reason to fail to make up for what is owed. In ancient times, sages paid a thousand pieces of gold for one promise, but today's old wolf has not paid back one watch, and the reader's intention is still unfinished.