
Summoning at the End of the Qin Dynasty: The Great Wind Rises, the Clouds Soar
秦末召唤:大风起兮云飞扬
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- Ongoing
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- 1.5M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 1d ago
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- Qidian
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Old Liu worked tirelessly for seven years to pass through Qin and Chu in the first time. God will make it more difficult for him in the second time, right?
Liu Bang is indeed a blind judge of history. For example, some people say that the Siege of Baideng. If you can read the map and look at the records of other heroes, you will know that Maodun Shanyu was chased and beaten by Liu Bang. Besides, Xiang Yu was victorious in every battle, but Liu Bang was always beaten. During the Chasm Agreement, Guan Ying was sweeping Xiang Yu's rear, and Xiang Yu defeated Liu Bang in Guling. According to normal logic. Edit, the battle line should have been pushed back, but Liu Bang was defeated. Xiang Yu also moved to Gaixia, and was chased by Liu Bang for hundreds of kilometers. Besides, the so-called Battle of Gaixia was commanded by Han Xin. Is there a possibility that Han Xin came from Qi and just blocked Xiang Yu in front, Liu Bang blocked Xiang Yu behind, and there were General Kong and General Fei on the left and right. How did Han Xin direct it? Call? I would like to suggest that you read more books and learn to read maps. 🙂
The protagonists of this book are Lao Liu, Liu Ji, Liu Bang, Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty!!!
Good brothers The author reminds me here The protagonists of this book are Lao Liu, Liu Ji, Liu Bang, and Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty Little Xiong Xiong and Xiong Xin can be understood as the second male protagonist Whether the title uses Lao Liu's poem, or the introduction is from Lao Liu's perspective, the first chapter also has Lao Liu appearing first, which shows that Lao Liu is the protagonist. Mainly, some good brothers may have been a little anxious and didn't pay attention. A special explanation here. Borrowing a comment from a book friend - The protagonist is the historical Liu Bang who was reborn after the system exploded, and the system he brought with him was an interception system! Then Xiong Xin is a time traveler with a summoning system, which is the first background board!
Let me find out, the protagonist is the historical Liu Bang who was reborn after the system exploded, and the system he brought with him is the interception system! Then Xiong Xin is a time traveler with a summoning system, which is the first background board, right?
I feel that the author is seeking death. At this time, the Huns have been unified under the rule of Mao Dun and have begun to sharpen their swords. If you arrange so many heroes at this time, how will Liu Bang face Mao Dun's well-equipped 300,000 cavalry until Liu Bang has unified the country and perfected the border defense? Mao Dun did not. At that time, Mao Dun had expelled the Yueshi and controlled the thirty-six countries in the Western Region. He could plunder a large number of weapons and armors. The north had also captured Ding Ling Gao Chao and had iron smelting technology. Liu Bang in history could only maintain an undefeated state. If you are so careful, you will really destroy China.
This introduction is outrageous
I was horrified after reading the introduction. The common people were afraid that not even one household in ten would survive when faced with such a Shura field.
The writing is too confusing. The mechanism for balancing characters is extremely unreasonable. Balance characters are carrying too many characters. There were as few as a dozen, but as many as hundreds. There is always a pattern throughout the book. It has always been a one-on-one duel. The role of commanders and counselors has been weakened. Always calling, always balancing. What do you need so many people for? Liu Bang now has many famous generals under his command. Zhou Bo and Cao Shen basically didn't make any appearances. Don't let all the famous generals act like dicks. The same goes for warriors. They are all puppets. There are also characters written by the author. It's just too messy. Various characters from past dynasties, myths, novels, novels, storytelling, movies and TV shows appear. Whether it is well-known or remote and unpopular. All at once.
Zhu Chongba, Liu Xiu, Liu Bang, and Genghis Khan are here, what kind of garbage is Zhao Kuangyin? A lion-led sheep group is much stronger than a sheep-led lion group. With Xiang Yu's character, it's useless no matter how many people you give him, they all have to defect in the end. The same goes for Xiong Xin. It's useless to trick him, unless he is a modern soul who understands history, is knowledgeable and broad-minded. Are there too few famous ministers and powerful generals during the Yang Guang period? Why did Li Tang become a famous minister through the ages? Were Fang Du, Xiao, Wei Changsun, Li Jing, Li Ji, Qin Qiong, etc. Raised by Li Shimin? Most of them are older than the King of Qin, but why can't Yang Guang use Li Shimin?
It's too messy and I'm not interested in reading anymore.
Why is it starting to look more and more like a gangster fighting for territory? It's a little over-the-top. After more than a hundred chapters, there's no uprising or rebellion. He's still staying in the county and going to nm to grab the mountain with 110 force. This is a bit contrary to heaven. Hurry up and write down the princes and generals of Chen Sheng and Wu Guang. They'd rather have the talent to recruit soldiers and horses to get them out and grab the territory. If they're still being bandits after more than two hundred chapters, no one is really reading it.