
The False Man of Jiangzuo
江左伪郎
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- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
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Alright! He writes about Jin, so I'll write about Jin; he crosses the river, so I'll cross the river! Let's take Jiankang straight!
Jiangzuo Weilang's *A New Account of Tales of the World*
Yang Man was unrestrained and disliked worldly affairs. Once, more than ten scholars who had fled south, entrusted by his nephew Shenzhi to deliver a message, knocked on his door for days, requesting an audience. Man ordered them to remain unresponsive, instead finding amusement in the garden with Xie Kun, Bi Zhuo, and others, engaging in both "dangerous talk" and "joyful talk.
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In the Cao Wei dynasty, three horses were fed in a trough; in the Eastern Jin dynasty, three sheep were used to drive the horses.
Shennong vomited blood
No, is Shi Hu a sixth-generation fighter jet? He can always stealthily attack without the scouts noticing, and he even has a prophetic talent, allowing him to foresee and counter the protagonist's schemes several times. Is Shi Hu the author's nemesis? You're so sycophantic! I'd believe you if you said he read the script. In your writing, Shi Hu far surpasses Bai Qi, Han Xin, and Zhuge Liang.
The name reminds me of another book, "The Mistake for Langya" 🙂
Yang Shenzhi
A mind concealing true intentions, a wolf in sheep's clothing; leveraging power and influence, relying on the strength of Mount Tai. His strategies are as swift as the wind, concealing a hidden tiger's transformation; his brilliant plan to conquer Wu utilizes a ladder to victory.
6. Again, the one with the surname Mao. History really does repeat itself. To be honest, "The Legend of Langya with the Surname Mao" is on par with novels from over ten years ago on Qidian.com. Basically, it's about a time traveler using modern knowledge to crush the ancients—pure wish-fulfillment fiction. But not only did such a terrible book become popular, but people are actually researching and imitating it. 😰
This book reads like a light novel, with everything revolving around the protagonist. In real history, there were no fools among the high-ranking officials; the protagonist's aura in this book is just too strong.
I think I understand now why I can't finish reading any of Lao Lang's books, except for "My Father, Emperor Gaozu of Han".
Two words: ruthless. Reading is about making up for regrets. For example, replacing Liu Shan, Zhao Gou's Northern Expedition, or saving the Ming Dynasty. Once the regret is there, it's easy to empathize, and the reader enjoys the experience. Old Wolf, aside from Emperor Gaozu of Han, your descriptions of emotions are far too few.
Yang Shenzhi's Memorial on Dispatching the Troops
The empire is in ruins and the Central Plains have fallen. Now, barbarian bandits ravage the land, and the north of the Yangtze is ravaged. This is truly a time of critical peril, a time of life and death. Yet, innocent people die unjustly at the hands of bandits, and loyal men starve to death in the wilderness, all because of the selfish desires of the scholar-officials, who fear the outlaws.