My Big Brother Says I'm Unrivaled
大哥说我天下无敌
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- Historical
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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- 8mo ago
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Historical novels should make people enjoy history, not distort historical facts.
Novels can be imaginative and full of fantastical ideas. However, historical novels are called historical novels simply because the word "historical" is added before "novel." History refers to events that have actually happened in the long river of time and space. Historical novels are stories based on real events and reasonable imagination, not stories that deny or distort history.
So many people are fixated on the issue of identity.
The book is no good just because the time traveler is someone else? What kind of logic is that? You're reading a story, not indulging in your own fantasies. Do you expect me to imagine myself as Cao Cao and Liu Bei when you read Romance of the Three Kingdoms? (This is not to elevate the author's book to the same level as classic literature.)
I don't understand, who is the author planning to make emperor?
Li Yuanba is the protagonist, so why doesn't he become the emperor? What's the point of watching a show if the main character isn't the emperor? 🤔 What if the protagonist becomes the emperor, and Li Shimin doesn't? You're not going to tell me that Li Shimin and Li Jiancheng simply handed over the throne to their younger brother, are you? I think Li Yuanba should have killed all his brothers.
Lightning protection
Readers are advised to proceed with caution. The protagonist is a born saint, well, those who know, know. Anyway, any comments criticizing him have been deleted and people have been banned.
I like to watch, why are you so sensitive and won't let people say anything?
After reading about ten chapters, I thought the transmigrator Li Jiancheng was the protagonist, but the whole story revolves around the native Li Xuanba. If the transmigrator isn't the protagonist, then why give him the identity of a transmigrator? It's just annoying. I'm dropping this.
I simply can't empathize with the protagonist, and I have some questions for you.
I've only read five chapters of this book. I don't know what happens later on, I'm just raising my questions here, hoping everyone can share their opinions on whether the rest is worth reading. 1. The protagonist, Li Xuanba, really didn't resonate with me; I had no sense of identification with him at all.
Is this fantasy or history? If it's history, there's no such thing as an invincible individual. Even the most powerful person can't escape being surrounded and killed by a hundred or two hundred people. If it's fantasy, then don't come to the history section to make easy money.
First line: At Xuanwu Gate, a duel ensues; whoever wins becomes the crown prince. Second line: At Xiangji Temple, a fierce battle ensues; whoever loses is a traitor. Horizontal scroll: Making friends through martial arts Nod yes, shake head no, Fengtian Jingnan gogogo Come is come, go is go, Double Kill in Xuanwu Gate Li Shimin and Zhu Di: Real men never play the game of succession.
So far, it still feels just average.
The story feels a bit disjointed. After reading over 300 chapters, there's been a lot of focus on characters other than the main protagonist. Li Jiancheng is a time traveler, which is fine, but the problem is that he's given too much screen time. In my limited understanding, I wanted to see the main character, not some random time traveler father figure. Seeing Li Jiancheng in the story feels a bit off-putting.
Keep writing, see you in the next book!
I don't know why I couldn't continue reading. Only the first 20 or 30 chapters, with their brotherhood, were somewhat amusing. But after leaving the city, it got boring, and I started skipping around. I have no idea what the protagonist or the transmigrator is up to. It's been on my bookshelf for so long, and I've only read about 70 chapters.