
The Fierce General
悍戚
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- Completed
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- 2.5M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 9mo ago
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- Qidian
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This book is getting more and more mindless. I kept reading until I evacuated Guangling and wanted to go to Xudu alone, but I gave up.
The Three Kingdoms were pieced together with all kinds of nonsense. The structure is very small, the show's IQ is off the line, and it is poisonous.
The main character is written like garbage. He is indecisive and has no brains. As a modern person traveling through troubled times and thinking about working for others all day long, I really can't stand it. The previous books were really bad.
I just can't stand it when I see casual killings and robbing Mrs. Liu Bei. It's too stupid. There is no logic at all. I can't see where the author's historical skills are reflected. The plot and three views are too poisonous. If you want to be ruthless, you have to be ruthless. The protagonist in this book is doing gangster things and making excuses for himself. The more I read, the more awkward it becomes. It's like a stinky tofu-flavored cake. Some people will love you if you just stinky tofu. Pack it into a cake and let people who want to eat the cake eat it. If you bite it, it will only make people hate you!
Geng Xin, a famous historical master, discovered a major mistake after just reading a few pictures. Although there were 16 taels per catty in the Han Dynasty, it was only equivalent to half a catty today. 63 Kilograms, which is actually 31 and a half kilograms. As a result, the author thought that the 16 taels in the Han Dynasty were equal to the 16 taels in modern times. Did the so-called historical master not even know this basic basis? 👎
Is this still a masterpiece? Is it true that there is no point in reading it?
The masters at the starting point are getting more and more famous.
In fact, when the plot develops to the time of returning to Yingchuan, the foreshadowing is enough, and it would be a burden to delay it any longer.
It is said that if you want to suppress before you thrive, excessive suppression will be counterproductive. The protagonist has been suppressed all the way to Yingchuan, which is already considered a rock bottom. It is estimated that most readers are also mentally prepared for a reversal, but this forceful suppression is a bit deliberate.
Who dares to say that it is the best among the Three Kingdoms novels? "Global Three Kingdoms" reads it for yourself and lays out the world. Kill Guangyang🐶
Overly influenced by modern ideas
Many conversations and interactions are greatly influenced by modern thoughts, and some behaviors are very rude even in modern times. Such silly behavior would not have occurred in ancient times. The time difference is so big that there is no sense of substitution. Don't be so busy making up stories that you forget the most basic things.