
Riding West Through Liangzhou
跃马西凉
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 8y ago
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- Qidian
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[Comment] Pig's trotters like to travel far. This should be okay when they have no territory. If they have territory, they are looking for death.
So now many pig trotters in Three Kingdoms novels always have to travel far. This is not a list of gods that can fly around. In ancient times, transportation was inconvenient and the roads in the late Han Dynasty were not smooth and long. Nowadays, many territories are not stable. You take it for granted that most of your enemies are fools.
It's really an insult to people's intelligence. What's the use of golden fingers? And it's become known to many people, including me...
I just... Don't understand the protagonist's golden finger. If you save your life, save your life. If there is any vegetable garden, forget it. Did the protagonist not consider loyalty when letting the soldiers in? With so many people going in, how can they maintain order? When they come out, won't others be suspicious when the protagonist wants to take something out? It's enough once or twice, but over time, won't he be worried about others being suspicious? It's not impossible to blame this on the gods, but if you don't control it, what will you do if someone wants to seize the treasure? If the ring is so obvious, it will be discovered. Just... Outrageous. And there is no control over the number of soldiers. I know that the author wants the protagonist to have as many subordinates as possible, but we have to consider the author's previous settings, right? Moreover, there is no clear definition of the character of the protagonist. He breaks his own rules and finds a ridiculous reason. Sometimes he is bold enough to destroy Cao Cao's clan, and sometimes he is sinister in killing Sun Jian's two generals... It's not that it's bad, but the protagonist progresses too fast, and there is no transformation process in the middle, making the reader unclear about the protagonist's attitude and mental journey. I was very optimistic about the setting of this book, but now I feel very sad. I hope the author can read more books and deepen his understanding of this period of history, so that he can write good characters. Well…
Personally I feel there are too many loopholes. The Kwantung Allied Forces all knew that the protagonist controlled the Xiliang Army, but Dong Zhuo and the others did not know that they would have lost long ago if the information was so inaccessible. And the protagonist's personal guard also said that he can't compose three hundred Tang poems and can only recite something. Please be more careful, the author. Can't you understand the Three Kingdoms and the Tang Dynasty? If you want to use common sayings, you won't reach this level! The progress between the protagonist and Gan Qian was too fast, which was very confusing. After reading dozens of chapters, I couldn't stand it anymore. It felt like child's play, and the supporting characters were not outstanding. It felt like modern people were invincible. There were no twists and turns in the plot, and the characters in history were also very flat. I couldn't feel the grandeur of this period of history. I feel that the author's understanding is also very superficial, and his artistic reprocessing ability needs to be strengthened. All in all, the reading experience is very poor. It feels like the protagonist has not integrated into this era. He relies too much on history in his thinking, such as looking for famous people and talents, but changing history at will. The author also did not clearly write about the protagonist's ideological change. It feels like the protagonist is not traveling through time, but like playing a virtual game. If he wants to destroy Cao Cao's clan, he will destroy it at will. Without considering the consequences, he just... Kills the nobles at will. Although it makes sense, since the protagonist intends to stand on his own, the power of the nobles is still valuable. Isn't it good to fight against each other? Although it was too late to fight, we couldn't kill them all, as it would arouse resistance from the nobles. The scholars resisted in the face of the emperor's partisanship. The protagonist was just a general, or a general who was controlled by Dong Zhuo. How dare he dare to fight against the powerful group of nobles? Don't you think it's outrageous? This novel is just the author's shallow imagination with strong prejudice and personal heroism based on his superficial understanding of history.
I really want to tell the author, I also want to go back in time and torture pigs' feet in this novel. The plug-ins are too buggy. While robbing women, food, and supplies, I am overflowing with sympathy. The traitor is hypocritical. The ring is too buggy, and you will be injured in battle. He is not a warlord without a scar on his body. If it were another person, it wouldn't be worse than a pig's foot for a few years. I don't want to talk about other things, I just want to slap the pig's feet hard and kick the pig's feet to see what happens to women in the future, hahaha
When I saw this ring, I couldn't stand it anymore, haha!
There's a new book. Does the author stop writing books?
The work of the gods! Personal opinion: Don't comment if you don't like it! A very good book, Decisive Killing!
Bad book! This typo is really annoying!
I couldn't stand it after reading one chapter. In a good novel, character description is very important. Author, you don't understand human nature.