
Three Kingdoms: The Taiping Sect Leader
三国,太平教主
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Modern people call peasant uprisings rebels
Modern people call peasant uprisings rebels. Really 6
Is this the level of Nanhua University?
Dogmatic and scripted
It's really not flexible at all. You just want to learn for the sake of learning. It doesn't matter if you ran from Hebei to the Northeast, why did you go to the Northwest?
This military novice, black powder is not that powerful, you shouldn't make the recipe at all, and the initial artillery is best to use a mortar that does not require high pressure with explosive shells, just like those heartless cannons modified with gasoline barrels, which are easy to deploy and powerful. To make a musket, the barrel needs to be cut with a hydraulic machine. If your smelting skills are not good, it is impossible to equip it on a large scale.
What you wrote earlier was so stupid. Although some book friends said it was good in the later part after reading it, it was so annoying in the early stage.
I wrote five chapters of a time travel, which cannot be said to be inadequate. I can only say that the author has no control over the plot at all. He just crams in whatever materials he can to make up the number of words. If this book can finish the introduction, I think the author is awesome. He has no common sense. Three Kingdoms uses money.
Silver was used in the Han Dynasty? Author: Have you finished high school?
The protagonist has so much knowledge that he has graduated from elementary school. How did he become a support teacher? Have you watched too many anti-Japanese heroes using explosive packs with rockets? In the Battle of Guangzong, the Han army cried for father and mother when they made unscrupulous cannons made of gunpowder. It was so easy to ask a blacksmith to make iron barrels half-buried in the ground. The barrels contained those explosive packs and the Han army used them to beat them. The experience of the predecessors in fighting the devils cannot be learned. They have forgotten the basic operations of fighting local tyrants, coming to public trials and grievance meetings, and dividing fields. I don't know how our team is getting bigger and more, and how the veteran generals are getting bigger and smaller.
Personally, I feel that it was really meaningless to do this in ancient times. No matter what policy was administered, people were responsible for it. As long as someone started to commit corruption, it would quickly cause damage. The reason was communication problems. In ancient times, the saying that the emperor is high is more than just words.
A good book that does not hide its flaws
The early writing was indeed a bit poisonous, but when it came to the beginning of the uprising, I don't know if the author had access to the Ren and Du lineages. If you read it with your mind, you can undoubtedly connect it with modern times (it is even stated clearly between the lines). As a fan, the writing is very good in terms of the masses' view of history. The comment section talks a lot about the character of the protagonist, which is also the main poisonous point in the early stage. If the protagonist wants to perform as he did in the later stage, he should still follow dialectical materialism and not regard people as dead (after all, why must the rebel be Zhang Jiao? In the world of the Second Emperor Huan Ling, Li Jiao and Wang Jiao would have rebelled and revolted even without Zhang Jiao). The protagonist can lead the Zhang Jiao brothers to revolt, but the text is too blunt, and he hesitates whether to rebel. , While using prophecies to provoke Brother Zhang Jiao (the Han Dynasty was very superstitious about this stuff), this may indeed be the case in reality. After all, rebellion is not a slap in the face, but as a fan, you still have to consider factors such as smooth writing; in addition, don't spoil a pot of delicious dumplings just for the sake of "you have hurt me". It is unlikely that the person who takes power will have the subjective initiative as described later In short, as the title says, this is a good book that does not hide its shortcomings. It does not worship the heroes of the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms, but it also does not belittle them because of it. This alone is very valuable in today's fandom where brainless cool articles are rampant