
The Five Dynasties: The Gao Clan's Realm
五代:高氏天下
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Five Dynasties Ten Kingdoms
- Updated
- 7d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Reader comments 23
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It is recommended to refer to the book Han Shizu
They all write about the Five Dynasties, one is about the young Gao Huaide and the other is about the late Han Dynasty Liu Chengyou. There is not much difference between them. He writes really well.
This possibility is too bad. Gao Congzhou is too old and lacks motivation, and Gao Huaide is too young to convince the public.
The possibility of the combination of the Gao family and his son is too bad. Gao Congzhou is too old and lacks motivation. Not everyone is Sima Yi. Based on Gao Xingzhou's own experience, he is 60 years old, has been fighting for a lifetime, has injuries, and is a veteran who will die at any time. He tends to be conservative and retain vested interests, no matter whether the emperor is Shi Chonggui, Yelu Deguang, or Liu Zhiyuan. At the same time, his son Gao Huaide was too young to convince the public and had little prestige in the army. He was not as prestigious as Sima Shi in the past, which further reduced Gao Xingzhou's motivation.
Author. Do you regard these commanders who have gone through five generations of troubled times as the slaves of his Shi family? They all have soldiers in their hands. With a knife. If they are forced to turn to the Khitan. The country will be destroyed in an instant. How could Shi Chonggui dare to suppress them openly? Moreover, there is a saying in the Five Dynasties: This is a chaotic fate. None of the ministers obeyed the imperial edict. Is it possible that in this situation of internal and external troubles? Could he, Shi Chonggui, still be able to brutally force him back for a few quarters? Even if there is no Khitan. He was also seriously injured. You need to figure it out. It is still the Later Jin Dynasty. A handsome man with a knife in his hand. They are not cattle and horses that the imperial court can drive. Don't be domineering and just obey orders. The court does not issue rewards. It would be good if you don't rebel
I hope the author will change the description of Da Fu's character in the future, or simply not let the protagonist marry such a woman. If he continues to portray Da Fu as this unruly, self-righteous, impulsive and reckless image, and insists on writing her as the heroine, he really can abandon the book, because he can't bear such a poisonous point. 😭😭😭
It's about the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period. I personally think it's pretty well written.
Extremely poisonous! The author should have no work experience or social experience and be a child! Let's write a court in troubled times as the court in Nu Pingwen. In his writing, Shi Chonggui was a monarch of the Five Dynasties. It was simply the Qing emperor who did whatever he wanted!
This book reminds me of the time when I was chasing Naruto. The main plot is very good, and the daily ink is terrible. It is clear that it needs water. The look and feel is very fragmented. Fortunately, the main plot is not laggy, otherwise it could be swept into the trash.
It's so childish and ridiculous, it's all the things that have been instilled in your brain.
The writing is so rough, it feels like a joke
Too much pressure on the protagonist
I'm going to book the latest chapter later. I can only say that it's too overwhelming for the protagonist. Then the confrontation between Guo Rong and the little emperor is too deliberate. Mother-in-law, you may be afraid that you will not be able to write about the power you will have after ascending to the throne, but in fact it has reached this point. It is no longer interesting to press. You can transfer the main line to Southeast Asia, West Asia, and North Korea. There are reasons for poor results.