
Warring States Picture Scroll
战国绘卷
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- World History
- Updated
- 15y ago
- Source
- Qidian
Synopsis
568Chapters
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Let me go, literary youths should not touch historical themes, okay?
Well written What to say I suddenly remembered The Story of Taige's Determination 5 Warring States Period Scroll 눈_눈 Okay I'm evil
Forgive me, it can be seen that the author wrote seriously. But the dialogues between these characters really don't match my feelings about historical figures. They are always half-white. The first person description is also really discouraging. After reading about twenty chapters, I really can't stand it anymore. I'm sorry.
The ringing of the bells in Diyuan Jingshe tells the story of the impermanence of the world. The flowers of the two trees of Sala have lost their color, and those that flourished have turned into decline like the vicissitudes of life. Arrogance, extravagance and debauchery do not last long, just like a dream on a spring night. The strong beams and domineering will eventually be destroyed, just like dust flying in the wind.
I didn't think much of it when I first read it, but later I found out it was a book I started writing in 2009. It's really amazing.
The book is a good book, but the broken sentences, paragraphs, and typos made me feel like I was reading a pirated version 🤫🤫🤫
When I read it a few years ago, I felt I couldn't stand the author's writing. A few years later, I found that I still couldn't read it... I always felt depressed that the author's literature was not solid, although he had ideas, but his expression was always stuck...
To be honest, if I were asked to follow Feng Nobunaga, I would rather start from scratch. After all, "Cao Cao" was just paranoid, and "Nobunaga" was a lunatic. Just guessing what he wanted to do to save his life would have been accomplished in other places.
After reading a few chapters, to be honest, the sentence segmentation and paragraphing are really confusing.
Hehehe, Miwu, 780