The Phoenix Wears the Disabled Man

Please come back soon, madam. I'm going to starve to death if I can't find a meal replacement. Can I see the finale before I die? 😭

It is a different kind of difficulty to write a review for a book that I have seen too many times. I am familiar with every character, remember every plot, and even recite many sentences backwards. There are too many details that catch my eye, and I lose the overall feeling. After three revisions of the manuscript, the result was still not satisfactory to me. In the end, I decided to give up all rational and objective definitions, analyses, and comments. First, I briefly reviewed my feelings when I first read Feng Chuan. In one word: Wow, it turns out that it can be written like this. It turns out that the heroine can move among several forces to earn a living space for herself; it turns out that the heroine can use the righteousness of the court to announce her female identity; it turns out that the relationship between princes and the court is so changeable and subtle; it turns out that enemies and friends only exist in a day; it turns out that it is possible/needs to do such a big thing to change the direction of history; it turns out that a woman can strive for the top of power without hesitation, even if she still has nothing; it turns out that the heroine can be so determined that she is almost cold, and at the same time gently shoulder the dreams of all her subjects; it turns out that in the star-studded Three Kingdoms, the heroine can confidently say "Only I can do it"! To this day, I am still fascinated by this courage. Not only the heroine Cai Ji, the open-ended temperament runs through the entire work of Feng Chuan: there are too many characters to write about and the area is too wide, and there is no time to dwell on the details. The plot is pushed very fast and the wheels of history are rolling in - it's really It's a very domineering way of writing, so I can understand why a few readers feel unhappy - the author has no intention of meticulously constructing rationality for the readers, but instead hits it like a wave, and either is conquered by her deductions, or is better off standing back on the shore. I was conquered, and felt that some historical texts were overly focused on details, which is actually a manifestation of the author's lack of confidence - lack of confidence that the general trend of history can really be reversed by a time traveler, so he has to link the changes in each link carefully, but this only makes me feel that the success of the protagonist is an accident based on too much luck, and is not as brilliant as Feng Chuan's "momentum" - too many details catch the eye, but lose the overall feeling. This is true for reading novels, reading history, and writing historical novels. So, what are the Three Kingdoms as a whole like? What exactly sets it apart from other eras? To this, the answer given by Feng Chuan is "ambition" and "change". The four-hundred-year order is slowly collapsing, and people's minds are changing, but what exactly will the future be like? Those without answers - such as Lu Bu - ran rampant and died in confusion, leaving the sober people to fight soberly: Yuan's desire to go to the Han Dynasty, Cao Cao's ambition to rebuild the country, Liu Bei's intention to revitalize the Han Dynasty, Sun Ce's plan to divide the world, Cai Ji's plan is far-reaching and unparalleled. In the second and third volumes of Fengchuan, the story diverges greatly from history, and in the fourth and fifth volumes, it is completely different. Why can it still make people say "This is the Three Kingdoms"? Because the author writes about the ambitions of the heroes, advisers and generals, and how ambition drives everyone's behavior. More importantly, change is the main theme of the Three Kingdoms! Bold deductions, highly dynamic characters, and fierce collisions, the things that make up Fengchuan are the cornerstones of the Three Kingdoms - the picturesque country and the number of heroes at one time. Since the temperament of the text is highly consistent with history, the deviation in details becomes a kind of fun. For example, Quan and Pi, who have never met in history, quarreled with each other, Zhuge Liang lobbied Sun Ce, and Cao Xun reconciled as before. The more readers understand the Three Kingdoms, the more interesting they are in comparing it, so I have read it so many times. There are many novels about the Three Kingdoms. I objectively admit that some of them are well written, but I always feel something is wrong. Now I finally figured it out: The workman wrote "The bones are exposed in the wild, and there are no roosters crowing for thousands of miles." The Han Dynasty Ding Yuyan writes about "putting an end to the affairs of the king and the world", while Feng Chuan writes about "rocks piercing the sky, stormy waves crashing on the shore, and rolling up thousands of piles of snow" - each has its own merits, but only the latter is the Three Kingdoms that I was attracted to when I was young and have fallen in love with it repeatedly throughout my life.

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Come, come, come~ See who else is waiting for the book, the one who is still waiting for the book is definitely true love😄 I entered the trap in 2011~Now it is 2021~😂️ Disclaimer: The book is worth reading. In the early years, there were domineering Su Mary everywhere, and Feng Chuan was an alternative flower back then. It is a fresh and refined book that is difficult to read and only focuses on seeking power. Even now, there are very few articles about strong women seeking power without CP, so although it has been discontinued, I will not read the last few. I can just read the title of the king as the end. The last few chapters are the beginning of a new map and it will not affect the overall situation. Worth a look

It's been seven years, is there anyone waiting besides me?

After reading so many historical articles about female protagonists, this is the only one that catches my eye.

Author, baby, count the time, your child is already 14 years old this year. He is in the second grade of junior high school and must learn to let go. Leave the child to her father and come back for an update, okay? ! ! ! I beg you, Sister Liu, I am 18 this year, can I see the finale of this book?

I will keep waiting for Liu Ding, even though he is about to graduate from college 😭

I have read several novels recommended in the comment section, and I can only say that none of them are comparable to Feng Chuan. They are not logically self-consistent at the very least, yet they can be said to be Feng Chuan's meal replacement... I am speechless, it is a waste of my time!

1. Face up to a woman's identity and don't borrow a man's skin. For female princes, there are many inconveniences after announcing their female identity - unstable family foundation, lack of credibility, worldly prejudices, rumors about reputation, inappropriate venue, all ceremonies are unprecedented, marriages are coveted, and the risks of having offspring must be borne by her. The author did not use a layer of male skin to avoid these female dilemmas. You must know that describing these risks also requires writing skills. Many authors just lazily dress up as men to the end - "If you don't restore your female identity, there will be no female dilemmas." But this author allows the heroine to disclose it directly and immediately after experiencing the forced men's disguise, and puts all the female dilemmas into the plot. Through the words of the supporting characters, we know that the heroine is facing things that are only for women all the time. Rumors, prejudices, difficulties, joining the army, having fancy dances at banquets, she was the only woman in the room. When making any decision, one must always consider the impact of female status on the incident. When communicating with subordinates, one cannot "resist a long talk" like men can, but the author finally Finally, she solved it perfectly in the end 2. There are many female think tanks around her, not all of them are ♂ Suzuran, who is loyal and has a high IQ, did not stay for half a second after being let down by her beloved, and stood firmly by the heroine's side. Duan Emei, who has a high martial arts value, first scrutinized the heroine and then followed her all the way Cai Yan, who has extremely high literary literacy, spent several chapters describing Wenji's return to the Han Dynasty, and later became Cai Ji's right-hand assistant... 3. The heroine's determination to become emperor is due to the "yellow robe" She showed weakness and dormant in the early stage, but the heroine has always been a sleeping lioness. The layout arranged to pull Yuan Shao off his horse, and she began to rise to the top and enter the ranks of hegemony, and then It was proposed to divide the world and the following princes would naturally become the real rulers. The heroine did not say anything at this time, but the think tanks around her all moved forward with the goal of "the Lord becoming the emperor", and it was inevitable to wear a yellow robe 4. The heroine is "Liu Bang style" Characters, multi-faceted and three-dimensional Cai Jichang has the determination to change the course of history. On the one hand, he still pities the green grass and trees and makes some compromises for the people. She treats the virtuous corporal, but at the same time, she also firmly keeps the think tank in her own hands 5. The unique female protagonist is "pregnant" and gives birth to a daughter Many novels will solve this female dilemma through "adoption", or set up a posthumous child of a brother who died early. But the novel faces this dilemma head-on - if the female protagonist wants to expand her family, she cannot have as many children as a male can by trembling for 10 seconds. A female's direct offspring can only be conceived by herself, and she must bear the burden of "dieting once she gives birth." The risk of "ruining all the achievements in one moment" 6. The author's solid writing skills cast a golden light on Cai Ji I really saw the author's thinking through this character. In the author's first book "The Choice of Destiny", the heroine ascends to the throne and moves towards transcendence. The only thing that remains firm from beginning to end in the second book "The Phoenix Crosses the Broken Han" is the heroine's determination to change the world, even if she personally overthrows the Han Dynasty and changes the entire world. She hopes that she will be at the helm of this period of history The think tanks along the way, her marriage, and her childbirth are all adding weight to her helming this period of history. She is the most heartfelt advocate of all her followers. , She is the only protagonist After mutual trust between the king and his ministers Cai Ji's team has no loopholes At this time, no ending is better than an ending And the perfect ending is in our hearts Because what the author describes from the beginning is "A Female Prince's Road to Becoming Emperor" What she wants to protect is not the "Han Dynasty", but China What she wants to do is to protect the ship. "Changing boards", just like Shang, Zhou and Qin What she hesitated was just how to deal with the Han Dynasty after becoming a queen Her ending must be to lead the world to unification

Are there any good books to read recently? I watched the Empress live broadcast for a few chapters but didn't finish it. Jiang Ji is waiting for the end. The recent update of the Phoenix Alliance is unstable and I plan to keep it up again. I like historical writing. I watched Ya Sao by The Three Idiots of the Thieves, and I also watched Yan Jiu's Rebirth in the Late Years of Kangxi. Do you have any other recommendations? If the phoenix is ​​gone, please let me change the target.

In fact, enfeoffing the nations is already a good ending in my mind. Because of Cai Jizhen, she has done everything that can "deeply consolidate the roots" to improve productivity: using the Three Longs to restore grassroots control, using salt hoarding to promote agriculture and increase grain reserves, land equalization reforms and people's livelihood, encouraging childbirth to increase the Han population, opening up schools to bridge regional conflicts, and fighting and restraining the barbarians. The rest can only rely on the technological progress brought about by the revival of Mohism and the craftsmen learning mathematics and physics, and this will take time, a long, long time. (Like some infrastructure articles, it is not possible to make steel and iron quickly. That is cheating) In addition to the constraints of productivity, there is another obstacle that hinders the "unification of the world" that many readers dream of: Cai Ji's military strategy can only be said to be average, and he is too sharp and calm. If Cai Ji is a military genius far superior to Li Er, then she can drive directly into the node of Ma Chao's rebellion and use force to overcome cleverness. Even if Cao Wei cannot be defeated in one battle, she can at least make the three families of Wei, Shu and Wu shocked and uneasy. When they see her flag in the future, some people will surrender/abandon the city and flee. Even Cao Cao may die of illness due to the two-front battle (a The psychological pressure that the undefeated military god puts on the opponent is so serious, oh my god, it feels so good) Although cheating, although it is a bit insulting to the famous generals of the Three Kingdoms, although countries that rely on the power of one person to win quickly are often short-lived (eg. Murong Chui's Hou Yan), they are unified after all in the end - but Cai Ji is not an invincible military genius, fortunately or unfortunately. In addition, Cai Ji is very sharp, so sharp that she recognized and took advantage of the general trend of local separatism before Cao and Liu. Cai Ji is very calm. Even if it is her lifelong wish to restore a unified empire with unified households, she will not smash everything she has for ambition like Cao Cao conquered Wu and Fu Jian attacked Jin. Correspondingly, there will be no pie like Deng Ai destroying Shu. Moreover, unity is not the goal, stable unity is the goal. This means she needs to wait. When the Han population increases, she no longer has to worry about the Hu people in the north taking advantage of the chaos in the Central Plains to plunder the land southward, and has enough soldiers to fight one or even several wars of annihilation; when the people open up the wasteland, she has enough food to supply hundreds of thousands of soldiers and civilians; when she selects and trains enough talents who can take over a country immediately after she destroys a country; when the revival of Mohism, and the development of iron-making and other technologies disrupt the farm economy that the wealthy families rely on. Fengchuan can be continued. The author has laid the groundwork and can predict the main plot of the follow-up: teach Cao Wei a lesson to make Cao Cao choose to develop westward - wait - the chaos in the northwest, take the opportunity to pacify Liaodong - a long wait, see-saw, confrontation - wait until Cao Wei has internal chaos, destroy Cao Wei - continue to wait - destroy Shu - wait - go down the river to attack Wu. But this story would be very boring. The timeline jumps forward a few years, and all the parties are struggling to develop and confront each other like turtles, but they just refuse to have a hearty battle! Moreover, Cai Ji did nothing - engaging in internal affairs to stabilize the situation and wait for the other party to have internal chaos was indeed equivalent to doing nothing for the readers, and the author could not write. What's even more unfair is that during the waiting time, those famous ministers and generals died of old age and illness. What the hell, we are going to watch the Three Kingdoms All-Star Competition. Isn't it the protagonist who leads the new generation to fight to death and then bullies the children? Isn't it the same thing to win Liu Chan and win Liu Bei! So "Why Fengchuan was discontinued" is the same as "Why the Three Kingdoms are not well-known after the Three Kingdoms". The romantic heroic era has passed, and no one is fighting a life-or-death main battle. Everyone has become a cautious, vigilant, and striving for a steady and steady political animal - a smart move - but it is difficult to write and not good to read.

Is there any novel similar to "Feng Chuan Han Han", where the heroine is bent on conquering the world and is not moved by emotions.

No. The author replied that articles are being written all the time. It's just not well written. Modify again. It should be posted. I just don't know when.

Damn, you must not give up. Your article has divided China. If you don't reunite China, what if the world you created can no longer be unified? Xiao Cai has become a sinner through the ages.

Sister, if you have time, I can also do monthly updates 😢😢 Come back

I think the most regrettable part of this Machiavellian novel is that the heroine gets married and has children.

As a new reader, I just read this book recently. This is the best female pornographic article I have seen. It can be said that it breaks away from the usual love between men and women in female pornographic movies and reveals the cruelty of troubled times. The leader of a country is not only the leader of interest groups, but also bound by interest groups and cannot help himself. The historical fiction in the world today is okay in the early stage, but becomes a bit natural in the middle and late stages. Reform is like child's play, and other forces whose interests are harmed are regarded as SB. Don't you know that the higher your rank and the more innovative you do, the more you have to walk on thin ice?

"Then please, my lord, place the jade seal in front of Yuan Shao to strengthen his courage" "Ruling the world with the scholar-bureaucrats" "Budging the capital to determine the tripod, returning the power to the emperor, dividing the princes, and using vassal vassals to block the Han Dynasty" I have read it more than a dozen times, and I am still impressed.

The author must remember that there is another book waiting to be updated. I have not yet watched Cai Ji dominate the world, and I have not yet watched Cai Huai grow up ('-ωก̀)

Sister, come back, the "reference" novels on Red Persimmon are finished

Why did it end so badly? I'll take a look if I have nothing to do. I'll update it again when I think about it.

It's a stunning masterpiece. Why doesn't the author write an article? It's so beautiful!

The author is really far-sighted, and I feel that many concepts are being gradually implemented in 2026. Come back, author. It would be a pity not to write a book with such a good writing style. Now that AI is available, you can even ask AI to write two chapters for you. I really miss your book.

After watching "The Phoenix Wears the Broken Han" many years ago, I came up with the idea of ​​writing a novel about the Three Kingdoms with a female protagonist. After so many years, it still hasn't been updated. Is it true that I can only produce my own food? 🙂

I only got into it this year, so please continue to update it. This is one of my favorite novels.

An eternal masterpiece, no matter how many times I watch it, I still feel passionate 😭

When can I update again?

I wonder how the author is doing? When I first watched Destiny, I loved it very much.

The biggest problem with this genre is that the background setting is too realistic. If the Three Kingdoms fandom hadn't felt that there was still hope for the ending, it would be difficult to continue the content at this stage.