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- 1.5M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 15y ago
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- Qidian
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It’s been thirteen years. Many books I’ve read have disappeared from my shelf, but plenty of their titles are still etched in my memory.
Thirteen Years
It's been 13 years. Many books I've read have been removed from my bookshelf, but plenty of their titles are still etched in my memory.
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I haven't started reading it yet, but when I saw the author specifically saying at the beginning that Liu Bang was nothing but pie in the sky, I was inexplicably speechless...
Qin Shihuang burned books and harassed Confucians, which does not support Confucianism. Since the author wrote about the Qin Dynasty, he should study the history of the Qin Dynasty. Confucius had not been raised to the level of a saint at that time. Qin ruled the country by law. Before Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, he believed in the Huang-Lao theory. Confucius could not rise to the level of a saint until Dong Zhongshu.
Although this novel ended a long time ago, the protagonist gave me the authorization to feel so bad. Liu Bang should have been killed long ago to return the ink mark. Even if the protagonist slept with Liu Bang's wife, there is no need to feel guilty and don't behave in the future.
I think the analysis about Liu Bang is too fake. Liu Bang even made people who opened a door for him a marquis, and he called it a black heart. I'm really convinced.
The protagonist's sister is really disgusting. She can only bend her elbows outwards.
It's not like the pre-Qin era at all. I was disgusted by the protagonist's modern thoughts at the beginning. And all of a sudden, a green tea bitch and a drag girl who can only trick the protagonist into turning his arms outwards appear. In ancient times, when soldiers went to war, they took their sisters with them who had no ability and only knew how to act mischievously. If you look at history, give me an example. The protagonist is indecisive, and even after being appointed an official by Chen She, he still lives in the Wu family, which simply rubs the reader's IQ to the ground. And the protagonist seems to have always been inexplicably indebted to the Wu family. It's not like a historical hegemony novel, but more like a mindless romance novel. In the story about the struggle for hegemony in history, being manipulated emotionally by a green tea can easily conquer the world. The countless heroes and heroes in history who have competed for the world will be very angry.
The story about Empress Lu being pregnant with the protagonist's child is simply not true: Youdao was as deep as the sea once he entered the Hou family, and there were so many servants there, how could he get the wrong wife? Second, after Liu Ji retreated from Chenliu, he went back. How could he confirm that it was not his? Third, it was obvious that we left in the first half of the second year of the second year, and it was already November of the third year before we attacked Li You, but it was only five months before we attacked Aocang? The protagonist wrote a letter to Han Xin before leaving. It has been one year now!
How many household registrations were there in the late Qin Dynasty? There were ten hundred thousand households and hundreds of thousands households. What did your country eat? What to use? How to maintain an army, you damn Huns.
When I first read it, I saw Chapter 7, which was quite disgusting. Why didn't the time-travel protagonist let the soldiers sleep with women? It's normal to have military prostitutes. Don't make any big claims. Then it would be suffocating if you don't sleep with women during a war. Besides, do modern people really care about this? I think it's good if one of ten modern people can care about this.
How do you feel about it? Soldiers that are not pig's feet are mentally retarded soldiers. They are too poisonous and should be abandoned.