The Way of Great Peace in the Late Han

What was needed at the end of the Han Dynasty was food and medical care, not some nonsense about ideological liberation. Don't ignore the concept of destiny and ethics; no one can truly achieve a complete change of fortune in a short period of time. It's always easier to go from top to bottom than from bottom to top. The political system is like a cloud hanging over the sky above the natives.

Don't let the comments section distract you. The new book has already been published, so let's go all out and focus on making it a success. In terms of audience, the Three Kingdoms genre is definitely miles ahead of foreign historical fiction, but the competition is also a hundred times greater.

Have you ever rebelled? Some of this is just random writing and assumptions.

Let me see if your "Yellow Turban" is a genuine account of the Way of Peace, or just a pretense of aristocratic power struggles disguised as a story. Most accounts of the Yellow Turban Rebellion use the Yellow Turban army as a stepping stone, discarding them in the middle stages, accepting amnesty as Han officials, cooperating with powerful families, and eventually becoming emperor, playing the game of historical cycles. I hope this book is a serious account of the Yellow Turban Rebellion.

Life is tough, that's understandable. The late Han Dynasty was a vibrant era, a time when heroes emerged. But here's the question: will you choose to start as a commoner or a rebel? How will you overcome the limitations of the era, especially since you lack the support of a powerful family and talented individuals to rise to the top? We eagerly await your solution.

Actually, with the author's doctoral degree, unless they become a top expert, they'd be better off finding a regular job to earn more. But since they've already decided to write, they might as well give it a try. If it works out, great; if not, they can still write part-time, and everyone will continue to support them.

One of the key factors that enabled the Red Army to rise to power was... The ideas of the West—advanced thought, communism, reformism, revisionism—are beyond judgment as to whether they are right or wrong. I won't go into details about robbing the rich to help the poor and distributing land equally, or about propaganda and building up a following.

This book is arguably the best-written I've read in recent months, and it's most likely not a traditional historical power struggle novel, but rather an idealistic one. The only downside is the slow update schedule; it's not enough to keep me reading. 🙂

This book has the potential to become a masterpiece, it's just a shame that the author, Maomao, doesn't update it frequently enough.

I posted in support of the author's "Aztec Civilization: Shurot—An Eastern Narrative" during the 2024 annual awards on Qidian, praising its grand and epic feel. I also mentioned my anticipation for a major work on Chinese history; the author possesses both talent and a serious attitude, and I hope this book will be a success. Wishing the author continued success and many more excellent works. Support! 👍👍👍