A Different Three Kingdoms, Starting with the Prince of Daxia

The first physical cultural relic of bronze cannon in our country is from Xixia. Many people may not know it. Moreover, Xixia's armor, Xia swords, and crossbows are all very advanced. This is one of the assets that allows Xixia to stand between the big powers. A little further south of Xixia is the entire Guanlong, which has a solid foundation for conquering the world. The protagonist's grandmother and great-grandmother are both serious Han Chinese, and they are the Empress Dowager of Liang and Liang in history. Emperor Xiaowen of the Northern Wei Dynasty was able to Chineseize, and the protagonist was even more Chineseized. The Qing Dynasty could learn from it, so why couldn't it invade the Central Plains? Jin also took the Central Plains, which they didn't want at first. Moreover, when writing about Xixia, it is only natural to develop westward, and it will happen naturally. There was a serious lack of motivation to go westward in the Song and Jin Dynasties. But it is true that Xixia is too niche and can only be used as cannon fodder, but I will still write it down. I hope God will reward my hard work. If it doesn't work, it is worth showing the beauty of the Northwest to everyone.

Before I read the book, I would like to share my views on what some people say about converting barbarians into Xia, which is a wrong stance. The royal family of the Li and Tang Dynasties was a bloodline formed by the combination of the completely barbaric Han people and the Xianbei people. In the Northern Wei Dynasty, it was Hanized again, and eventually the Tang Dynasty was gradually formed. The Tang Dynasty was a typical example of converting barbarians into Xia. Would we now say that the Tang Dynasty was founded by ethnic minorities? Li Yuan and Li Shimin still had some Xianbei habits. The later emperors became more pure Han Chinese. Therefore, the most important thing for the Han people is cultural inheritance, and bloodline is second. Moreover, East Asians have similar appearance and bloodline. Let's just talk about our current China, not to mention the south. Many Han people in the north are not pure-blood Han people (due to many historical reasons, the Five Husbands destroyed China). National integration, etc. (After all, there have been too many wars in the north), but none of us Chinese will think that they are not Han, because we have the same culture, the same writing, and the same customs. With these, we are Han. Even if we were not before, we are now. This is the power of Chinese civilization. As long as all outsiders enter the Chinese family, they will be assimilated. Those who do not accept assimilation will be abandoned.

I really don't like Song Wen

It's rare. I've seen it all when writing about Mongolia, but this is the first time I've seen it about Xixia.

It was originally written well, but what the hell are Yue Fei and Yang Zaixing who suddenly appeared? There is no way these two are in Bianliang now. Can you check the history books carefully? Don't mess with it. I've ordered all the damn things. Please write them carefully.

From the objective conditions and the level of environmental, cultural and social development, it is impossible for Xixia to succeed; from a subjective point of view, the stance of converting barbarians into Xia is wrong. The novel's logic is nonsense, and its ideological stance is even more reactionary - the conclusion is poisonous and garbage.

It's very refreshing to write about the unification of China with Western Xia, but the plot is too bad, and the dialogue between mother and son is very speechless😳

You don't really want to recruit Yue Fei and Yang Zaixing, do you? To be honest, the so-called records of these two are purely exaggerated.

First of all, Confucius was the one who valued the distinction between Hua and Yi the most. Whether it was Wei Guan Zhong, Wu Qi was sent to Zuo Ren, or Yi and Di had a king, it was not as good as the death of Zhu Xia. It also showed that Confucius looked down on the culture and blood of Yi and Di. Confucius had strict requirements on both blood and culture of Hua Xia from beginning to end. Stop using Confucius as a shield in the comments section. In addition, the prototype of "The barbarians and the barbarians will be conquered by the Chinese, and the barbarians and the barbarians will be conquered by the Chinese", which you all regard as Guigao, is based on Han Yu. When he commented on the "Spring and Autumn", he said - "In the Spring and Autumn Annals written by Confucius, the barbarians will be conquered by the barbarians, and the barbarians will be conquered by the Chinese when they enter China." Note that the subject used by Han Yu is princes, which means that the first thing to have is orthodox Chinese descent. In fact, the saying "When the barbarians enter China, China will be conquered, and when China enters barbarians, the barbarians will conquer". It was truly formed in the Yuan Dynasty. It was undoubtedly a means for the rulers of the Yuan Dynasty to eliminate the national consciousness of the Han people.

There are thousands of historical novels, and it is a pity that there are blank areas like Xixia that rarely touch words. The author of Xixia Wenwang, the first one I read, dared to be the first to have a beginning and an end. The description of words and deeds is also very good. It can be seen that the author has a good foundation. In addition, the subject matter is novel and worth reading. I have caught up with the latest chapter 👍👍

The current location of the protagonist and Emperor Tianzuo

I haven't read the one about Xixia. Save it first. Come on💪

The author will later absorb the Khitan, Han, and some Jurchen forces, so he can only change the system. The only thing that could truly absorb and utilize multiple ethnic groups was the Eight Banners system of the Qing Dynasty.

Xixia was massacred by Temujin. Most of its characters, systems, costumes, and events were lost, and historical materials were scarce. It was difficult for the author to find historical materials! But this is the first time I see someone writing a book with Xixia as the main theme. I hope the author can persevere 🙏

It was well written, why did it end so poorly?

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?

Wouldn't you like to capture the protagonist of the Longyou Protectorate of the Song Dynasty?

The main reason why Zhao Gou was able to gather strength to resist the Jin army was that the Jin people took away almost all of the Zhao and Song clans. Only Zhao Gou could inherit the throne. If all the Zhao and Song clans, especially the sons of Huizong and Qinzong, could run away, there would be a lot of careerists who could become emperors, and the Song Kingdom would easily fall into internal strife.

It would be a failure for the protagonist to marry the princess of the Zhao family. Zhao Ji is so proud, how could he agree to marry a daughter? Furthermore, the prestige of the Princess of the Zhao family is very low. It is simply too much to think that having the Princess of the Zhao family can make the wealthy families in places like Guanzhong and Longyou vote for you in Xixia.

As the title states, I cannot see the content after clicking on Chapter 129 and Chapter 130. Please ask the author to solve it. Thank you very much!

After reading the first chapter, I don't feel very good. Did Shen Nong tell me that the next chapter is to drive low and go high?