Stirring Up Chaos: From Refugee to Rebel Against the Officials
挑起乱世：从流民开始杀官造反
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- Completed
- Length
- 601k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 12mo ago
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203Chapters
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Are they "feel-good" novels? Truly "feel-good" novels are incredibly rare.
A true "feel-good" novel should feature an invincible protagonist who controls everything, knows everything, and experiences no frustration whatsoever. Other "feel-good" novels, on the other hand, feature protagonists who are constantly short of money and everything else in the early stages, then amass wealth through various means, arm their armies to the teeth, and have their fighting spirit at…
I've read 20 chapters and it's pretty good.
In historical fiction, I particularly dislike those that focus on technological advancements or rural life; this one leans towards organization and is quite different from others.
No matter the genre, books under 500,000 words are generally ignored! Unless it's by a top-tier author. New writers who want their books to be engaging should write more before publishing.
The first chapter is a major loophole.
They robbed many landlords and gentry, but still couldn't get enough to eat.
Well written. Persistence pays off. I was following a similar story before, and it was very well written, but it was abandoned after 250,000 words. 🙂
Even if the refugees had no weapons, they could still form a spear formation by cutting down a few thousand bamboo poles. Would a mere few hundred cavalry dare to attack you? And what city would you have cavalry willing to besiege? Have you ever seen anyone use their cavalry for a siege?
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The story is well-written; I've added it to my collection and look forward to the world being at peace.
I was watching something perfectly fine, and then this "founding emperor" Song Jiang showed up. Does he even deserve the title? Someone who got his position by selling out his brothers—does he even have the qualifications?
🙂🙂🙂How could this author have come up with an alternate history where Song Jiang becomes the founding emperor???
He was touted as having unparalleled martial prowess, but we never actually saw him be that powerful. He just ran away every time he encountered a setback; we never saw him use his leadership or sheer brute force to turn the tide.