
The Han Dynasty’s Divine Archer
大汉箭神
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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I gave up after seeing Liu Ling. You even went and flirted with a famous bus girl from the Western Han Dynasty. Your taste is unusually heavy.
Take the stirrup as an example. People at different levels have different ways of looking at the problem. If the protagonist really considers the future, he shouldn't have taken it out. It would have been better to take it out when he had a higher status in the future, because at that time the Xiongnu would be the biggest enemy of the Han Dynasty. As a country that mainly relies on cavalry, who do you think would suffer more if the Xiongnu got this thing, the Han Dynasty or the Xiongnu?
I barely finished it. As a seasoned reader, I'd say it wouldn't kill me, but it certainly disgusted me. Those looking for military strategy can leave now, and those wanting to read about the Han Dynasty can also leave. From the very end of the first story set in the Western Regions, it went from a mess to a complete shit.
This book is ruined by "Liu Ling," it's too subversive to my values, I couldn't continue reading. This is just my personal opinion, no arguments.
No, isn't Liu Ling a slut? Why provoke her...?
I enjoy reading Romance of the Three Kingdoms novels that support Cao Cao.
[Comment] I like time-travel novels like this.
I've loved listening to storytelling and reading stories since I was a child. While listening and reading, it's easy to immerse myself in the story, imagining myself as one of the characters, experiencing their joys and sorrows (yes, only "him"). This was probably my earliest fantasy of time travel. Why do people like time-travel novels? Because they want to escape reality for a while.
I saw in the book that superiors and officials were addressed as "Daren" (大人), and this was even in the Han Dynasty. When will this harmful habit change? 😅😅😅
[Comment] Liu Qian's archery contest backfired.
Laozi and Zhuangzi said the arrow didn't hit the target, but rather struck the face. Therefore, this is **.
What kind of character does the author create for the protagonist? He's not well-defined. You could say he's stupid, but he's also talented. He's talented, but he's not very bright. He's unremarkable in his interactions with others. As a transmigrator, he's a bit embarrassing!