The Dusk Han, The Glorious Tang

She wanted to get involved in politics every now and then, and she couldn't wait to interfere with whoever the male protagonist wanted to sleep with. I always want to fight for power for my natal family. Damn, what on earth is this disgusting heroine up to?

A good book, but it has a drama about harem and politics? The entrepreneur can no longer control the harem? There are always chapters about this woman. The follow-up will be published and the book will be discarded directly 😡

The poisonous point of deposing the prince is about to be used again. There is a book that is even more poisonous. After the protagonist came to power, he found his lost son. This original son had been a slave. Then the protagonist made him the prince and abolished the children and queens born after time travel. The reason was that the protagonist's original body would not live long. Because if you say this, then there is no need to write this book.

The world is in turmoil, and the world is full of chaos. Now there is Zhang Yu, a traitor and traitor who has brought trouble to the country. This is a very serious crime. I, Cao Cao of Yanzhou, under the command of Tianjing, led the brave men and brave warriors to attack this beast. Zhang Yu, a man of this generation, relies on deceitful plots and cunning tricks to support himself with troops. His heart is dangerous and cunning, and he mistakenly looks at the magic weapon. He is like Zhao Gao who regards a deer as a horse and is good at power and chaos. He is like Dong Zhuo who is domineering and deceives the saints. As a result, the imperial court's regulations were in decline and government orders were blocked. It was difficult to raise troops and build up troops, so the people were devastated and the villages wailed. The fields are deserted, and hungry people are dying. It's like Bai Qi's trap for Zhao soldiers, which is cruel to the people; it's like Xiang Yu's burning of his house, and the violent waste of natural resources. They are all Zhang Yu's fault. I, Cao Cao, started from a young age and fought against Dong's thieves. He was like Lu Yang wielding his sword, so powerful that he was far and wide. To destroy Yuan's family was like destroying a dry and rotten tree, and he was as powerful as a broken bamboo. To defeat Yuan Shu was like Mount Tai pressing an egg, as easy as flipping the palm of his hand. To defeat Tao Qian, he was like an eagle catching a wild goose. He could capture it with his hands. My ambition is to restore the Han Dynasty, and I will not be a minister under the orders of the emperor. Now that I see Zhang Yu's evil deeds, how can I just sit back and watch? Our heroes are all loyal and brave men, with the sincerity of serving the country. As a master of tigers and wolves, you will be able to defeat the traitors like water and snow, and you will be able to gain victory as close as you can. Heroes in the world should distinguish right from wrong. Those who help me defeat Zhang Yu are all meritorious officials, and should be generously rewarded, just like the meritorious officials of Han Gao, who will be benefited by future generations; those who attach Zhang Yu to abuse will be punished by heaven, and will be severely punished without mercy. Like the evil ministers of Shang Zhou, they will be infamous for thousands of years. Zhang Yu, named Hanchen, is actually a traitor to the country. Our army is approaching. How can you resist it? If you quickly surrender and capture, you may be spared your death, just like Duke Mu of Qin who pardoned Meng Mingshi, who was magnanimous; if you resist stubbornly, your corpse will be cut into pieces in ten thousand pieces to serve as a warning to others, just like Sun Wu killed the King of Wu's Ai Ji, and enforced the law like a mountain. I swear to eliminate Zhang Yu, restore peace to the country, and restore peace to the people. The teacher of justice is unstoppable; the voice of rebellion shocks the sky.

I used to think that the author's writing on battles and other aspects was not detailed enough, which made people feel a bit empty, but the overall quality is actually okay, why is the score so poor, not even a high-quality product. Now I feel that these are all minor issues, and the main problem is that I like to feed readers poison.

When I first read the characters talking, I felt that the author should be quite good at writing, so I kept following it. But now that I have reached the fourth volume, the writing is mostly dialogue. The characters are difficult to remember, and the details are not enough to describe the poor living environment in the late Eastern Han Dynasty. The war writing is okay, but the internal affairs writing is too weak. The protagonist's political ability is not reflected in any way. There are endless conspiracy and clever tricks with no political credibility at all. It makes me feel that the protagonist is just a conspirator, and he is too obsessed with collecting historical documents. Personally, I think the foundation of the story should be the young man selected by the protagonist to learn martial arts and grow up together. He mentioned it at the beginning, but Zhang Fenghui appeared occasionally and failed to realize the fission of this line. I also didn't see the author's use and defense of the scholars. Of course, maybe I haven't seen it at the beginning, but I can't stand it... As a political creature, there should be no psychological pressure if you want to use the Huns to marry a Hun noblewoman to promise status. The same goes for the cousin and the original partner, and the emotional line about recognizing the sister is also inexplicable, and none of the female supporting characters are impressive...

Every time I see this, I don't want to read it when I think of the Han Dynasty, a time when promises were valued more than life and death.

The Xianbei dialect in the first few chapters is extremely explosive. Not the author, do you really like to show off this stuff? There are also the wives and wife clan in the article that are extremely unpleasant. I am too lazy to ask you to get it right, but there are things about your wife clan in the early stage that make you, the protagonist, uncomfortable. For example, when the Wang family did not let Wang Qi go to the border, Wang Qi finally agreed before Wang Qi came out to speak out. There are also some visible discriminations and the wife's oppression of your protagonist. In the first book, you felt that the Bu family was attached to Huo Jun, and then this book made you Zhang Yu It's not that I haven't read the suppressed plots in your books, but in your first two books, whether it was about Liu Chan being endangered by Sun Quan and then proclaiming himself emperor for Sun Quan, or Huo Jun's performance in facing the alienation, I was more comfortable. Only your family of wives made me uncomfortable, such as Li Suyi, Mrs. Cheng and other bloody plots. It's not that you are not allowed to write emotional dramas, but that you are not allowed to write bloody dramas. I don't know who would like to read these. You have to show off your stupid feelings. To be honest, it is far different from your last two books. Neither Queen Zhang nor Bu Lianshi made me feel so uncomfortable. When reading the so-called personal charm, the most comfortable one among the three books was Huo Jun. What kind of ambitions do you have after reading the Yellow Turban and the rebellion of noble eunuchs? No matter how you look at it, Zhang Yu looks pale and weak.

The protagonist written by the author is a bit too hypocritical. The man who made his fortune on the Bingzhou border is also a time traveler. It feels like he lacks too much heroism. The protagonist is not very broad-minded in the whole story. He is acting in front of others. After reading hundreds of chapters, it feels a bit too ordinary 🙄

The protagonist is full of petty calculations and has no heroic spirit. Such a character cannot achieve great things.