My Big Brother Says I'm Unrivaled

Novels can be full of imagination and whimsical ideas. But the reason why historical novels are called historical novels is because the word history is added in front of the novel. History is what has really happened in the long river of time and space. Historical novels are stories that rely on real events to develop reasonable imagination, rather than denying history or distorting history. Why I don't like this setting of Lao Lang is because Invincible can only be used on Li Shimin. It is impossible for anyone to match Li Shimin in both civil and martial arts. Era has its limitations. No matter how good Li Xuanba is, he should not have thoughts that transcend the times. This is also the setting that everyone likes about time travellers, because only modern time travelers who have traveled to the past will have thoughts that truly transcend the times. But for a native of the Tang Dynasty to have such compassionate people-centered thoughts, it is neither fish nor fowl. I think this is also a reason why people are disgusted with the setting of this book. You must know that although there have been signs of true people-oriented thinking from ancient times to the present, it was truly realized in New China. There is a saying that goes well, people cannot empathize with each other, let alone a noble son of a wealthy family, who has never been influenced by the ancient ideas of New China, it is impossible for him to stand with the refugees. Why is ancient exegesis so important? Because it was really an ideological weapon that could guide people's thoughts at that time. As for Li Xuanba's people-oriented thinking, he had no say at all at that time. How could a teacher from a wealthy Confucian family agree with it? Isn't that ridiculous? I'm denying something that I rely on for survival? The thoughts of Mencius and Xunzi have been circulating for more than a thousand years. Why is it that only Li Shimin, who became a king, said, "The people can carry a boat or capsize it?" Because the people-centered thought itself is a kingly thought. After saying so much, it actually means that there is a problem with Lao Lang's setting. A Li Jiancheng with a time traveler mentality might be able to compete with Li Shimin in terms of martial arts, but it would be a bit fanciful to try to compete with Li Shimin's martial arts, let alone Li Xuanba, a native who is just healthy and alive. History can be imagined in the margins, but historical fiction cannot distort the facts. This is a kind of historical nihilism. How can a novel that even denies its own national history be recognized by readers? Finally, I want to say that every reader of the History Channel has deep feelings for historical novels. For example, the first historical novel I read was about the Three Kingdoms. It was precisely because of this that I fell in love with the historical figures of the Three Kingdoms period. Later, I read historical books such as Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms, Shiji, and Hanshu, precisely because I read many related historical novels. They helped me better understand the romantic figures of that era. In the minds of every Chinese, some historical figures are lofty, such as Confucius, Mencius and Laozi, Qin Emperor and Han Wu, Tang Zong and Song Zu, Li Bai and Du Fu. They have been passed down for thousands of years, and they embody the beautiful feelings and imagination of the Chinese nation from generation to generation. They do have shortcomings, but their achievements are timeless and transcend the times. Just someone can mess with them, which readers like me cannot tolerate. You can defeat them on their shortcomings, but you cannot compare with them on their strengths, because history has proven that their strengths also represent the highest level of the Chinese nation.

Isn't this a book that says the time traveler is someone else? ? ? What's the logic? What you're watching is the story instead of letting yourself in for fun. Could it be that when you watch The Romance of the Three Kingdoms, you're leading yourself into Cao Cao and Liu Bei? (This is not to elevate the author's book to the same status as a masterpiece) Also, how will you compete with Erfeng in the future? It is concluded that opposing Erfeng is a dead end. Please, how old is Erfeng in this book? What's wrong with following a family-friendly style? No one would have ordered Erfeng to kill his eldest brother when he was just born 🤔🤔🤔

Li Yuanba is the protagonist, shouldn't he be the emperor? What's the point of not being the emperor? 🤔 If the protagonist becomes the emperor, will Li Shimin not be the emperor? You are not going to tell me that Li Shimin and Li Jiancheng handed over the emperor to their younger brother, are you? I think Li Yuanba would have to kill all his brothers. If the Xuanwu Sect had immortal brothers, then Li Shimin would not be that interesting If you don't want to change Li Shimin's demeanor, wouldn't that imply that Li Shimin wants to be the emperor?😰😰

Readers are advised to be cautious when entering this trap. The protagonist is a born saint. Well, I understand everything. Anyway, those who complained have been deleted and banned.

After reading about ten chapters, I thought the time traveler Li Jiancheng was the protagonist, but it turned out that the entire story was about the indigenous Li Xuanba. So since the time traveler is not the protagonist, why did you give him the entire identity of a time traveler? Isn't this annoying? Give it up.

I have only read 5 chapters of this book. I don't know what the back is like. I'm just raising my doubts here. I hope everyone can tell me whether the back looks good? 1. The protagonist Li Xuanba, I really have no feeling about this entry point, and I have no sense of involvement. If the protagonist is Li Jiancheng, then I can imagine how he can play the role of an elder brother and make the Li family brothers respectful. Let's imagine a harmonious Li family, imagine a Li Erfeng who will be high-spirited throughout his life, and imagine a more glorious Tang Dynasty. If it is the protagonist Li Shimin, I'm sorry, I don't think anyone can write Li Shimin better than the official history. Therefore, I will only ask the author to make up for some regrets. But, I'm sorry, I don't have any impression of Li Yuanba. He is just a pale name, so naturally there is no sense of substitution and no impression. As the third younger brother, he naturally had no advantage in the fight for the throne. What's more, there's no way I would choose the unimpressive Li Yuanba instead of choosing Li Shimin, who looks like a dragon or a phoenix. 2. The positioning of the time traveler Li Jiancheng. As a novel of alternate history, we will naturally assume the position of the time traveler. In the book, the time traveler Li Jiancheng is beautiful and invisible. In the first five chapters, Li Jiancheng came out and gave a jade pendant once, and then disappeared. Well, Li Jiancheng doesn't seem to be the protagonist. But there is a time traveler in front of me, how can I take the place of Li Yuanba? 3. Very embarrassing character choice. A brother is like a father, a very common saying in historical novels and TV series, and it is also deeply engraved in our traditional culture. "Brothers stay within the wall and stay away from others to avoid being humiliated" is also a culture we highly recognize. But now, as the younger brother Li Yuanba is coming to fight for the family property, as the third younger brother Li Yuanba wants his eldest brother Li Jiancheng and second brother Li Shimin to give up their inheritance rights and instead push himself to ascend to the throne. How should the author write a perfect plan? If it is not perfect, it will fall into intrigues and make people (readers and characters in the text) shudder. 4. How can the local indigenous Li Yuanba reasonably transform into an image of caring about the country and the people? In "Picking Up the First Emperor", the time traveler Ma Fuzi has experienced nine years of compulsory education and has a sound outlook on life. He has seen that future generations have no worries about food and clothing. He knows that the ideal of everyone having enough to eat can be realized, so we can understand and relate to his efforts to change the image of the world. In "My Father, Emperor Gaozu of the Han Dynasty", although Liu Chang only obtained some fragments of knowledge, he still saw the beauty of future generations in his dreams. Therefore, Liu Chang worked hard to pursue beauty, change the pain of the early Han Dynasty, and make the people live a better life. This is something we can understand and like to hear. But in this book, as an indigenous child Li Yuanba, why can he become concerned about the country and the people? This is a difficult point for me to understand. Moreover, he is still a child from a noble family. He has been served by others since he was a child. I feel good that he is not domineering or acting wantonly. Let a child with this status understand and care for the poor people. Without reasonable changes, I can't understand or accept it.

Is this writing fantasy or history? If it is a historical novel, there is no such thing as an invincible person. No matter how powerful an individual is, he will not be able to escape even if he is surrounded and killed by a hundred or two hundred people. If it is a fantasy novel, then there is no need to go to the historical area just to waste money.

First line: Xuanwu Gate fights, who wins the crown prince Second line: Xiangji Temple fights, who loses the rebels Horizontal comment: Use force to make friends Nod yes, shake head no Fengtian Jingnan gogogo Come, come, go, go Double Kill in Xuanwu Gate Li Shimin Zhu Di: Real men never play with succession

I feel like it's a bit unclear. After reading more than 300 chapters, there are too many descriptions of people other than the protagonist. Li Jiancheng is set as a time traveler, which is no problem. The problem is that the proportion of the plot is too high. From my superficial knowledge, what I want to watch is the protagonist, not the inexplicable time traveler dad. I feel a little disconnected when I see Li Jiancheng's plot.

I don't know why I couldn't stand it anymore. I only saw the brotherhood in the first 2 and 30 chapters and I could still smile knowingly. But after I left the city, I felt bored and started skipping. I didn't know what the pig's feet were going to do, and I didn't know what the time traveler brother was going to do. I have kept it on the bookshelf for so long, but I only read about 70 chapters. This is the first time I read Lao Lang's book and I can't stop reading the free chapters. It's really not to my liking. I wish Lao Lang all the best and see you in the next one 😢😢