Overturning Jin: The Return of the Nobility
覆晋：衣冠再起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 126k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- English
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Liu Yu's rise to power was due to the fact that the Northern Army had long resided in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, had Xie Xuan's backing, and encountered Sun En's rebellion, allowing them to accumulate military merits and rise to prominence. In contrast, the protagonist, Qi Huo, suffered mistreatment in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, where powerful clans existed, preventing him from rebelling.
Honestly, author, don't you know how many books you've abandoned? I don't know if you're still so willful at your age, unable to maintain a good attitude and continue writing, or if your family needs income and you have to abandon books, but if you really abandon so many books in a row, can you really make money?
Don't worry, I'll read it every day, and I'll also bring along more than a dozen other readers.
Another abandoned project? Has he become unable to write anything without anti-Japanese war dramas these past few years? Is this the same author who used to write about "mixed-genre" stories?
The story begins in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, and the first chapter mentions making salt and selling soap? Seriously?
How is the female lead?
I haven't read any of the author's other books, so I don't know what kind of female protagonists she writes about, or how many female protagonists there are? Perhaps the characters from this era are Chu Suanzi, Xie Daoyun, Xi Daomao, and Zhang Tongyun?
The plot is full of twists and turns, and the tension is immense! A grand reward is offered in celebration.
Is this a purge of the Five Barbarian Tribes? Are there any descendants of the Five Barbarian Tribes on Qidian? Won't they kill too many and the book will be canceled? My beloved Ming Dynasty warrior! 😭
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Can the book title be less abstract?
Author, you deserve to die! Writing about the dark period of the Five Barbarian Tribes, you didn't even bother to give the protagonist a cheat code, and then you made him a refugee! How much suffering and hardship must he endure to rise to power? And even then, he's caught in the middle, having to fight the barbarians while also guarding against a backstabbing attack from the Eastern Jin. Just thinking about it is a nightmare. 😡😡