
The Han Dynasty’s Divine Archer
大汉箭神
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- Completed
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- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 10y ago
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- Qidian
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Books I've Collected and Finished, and That Left an Impression (Mostly Complete)
From childhood to adulthood, all kinds of things have moved me, and all kinds of books have touched my heart. Was it the books that moved me, or did I happen upon them at just the right time? Since starting work, I haven't had much time to read. I pick up books here and there, in little fragments, so the emotions never really build or linger. I've still finished a few, though. I'll make time to catch up on the good ones.
Advisers and Generals: Historical War, Sci-Fi, Military Resistance, and Shopkeeping
Recommendation format: Category + tags Recommendation Categories: dynasties such as the Three Kingdoms, Han, Tang, and Song Tags: [Classic] [Legendary] [Masterpiece] [Generals] [Strategists] [Masterpiece Potential] [Epic], and so on Mainly historical war stories, with a focus on advisers and support roles. Mostly Qin, Han, and Three Kingdoms, but also Wei, Jin, Tang, Song, alternate history, and more. Strategists, military advisers, generals, and fresh stories about people building great achiev
A Collection of Legendary Works
Smooth writing, sound logic, not too dumbed down
Recommendations
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Thirteen Years
It's been 13 years. Many books I've read have been removed from my shelves, but plenty of titles are still etched in my memory.
Three Kingdoms, Dark, and Smart
Books about the Three Kingdoms, with smart protagonists!
The Wu Family's Secret Records
One is one, one is all, and all is one.
No Beginner-Level Novels
I've been reading on Qidian for 12 years. I'm not interested in beginner-level novels, so I only recommend books I think are good.
Snow on Cangshan
I read all kinds of books, so here are a few recommendations from different genres. There’s bound to be something you like!
History
Historical novels I've read
Epic Romance of the Three Kingdoms
A collection of works about the Three Kingdoms. Hope you enjoy them
Climbing the Mountain of Books
The genres I like
History
Historical books that are still readable are already pretty good
A Little Blade of Grass
Xianxia, otherworldly settings, martial arts
For Anyone in a Reading Slump
Thirteen years have passed. Many of the books I've read have already been removed from my shelf, but quite a few titles are still etched deeply in my memory.
My Favorites
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 gave up when I saw Liu Ling. You can also have sex with her on the famous bus in the Western Han Dynasty. The taste is not ordinary.
Take stirrups as an example. Different levels have different ways of looking at the problem. If the protagonist really thinks about it, he should not take it out. It is best to wait until he has status in the future before taking it out, because at this time the Huns are the Han Dynasty's great enemy. As a country with mainly cavalry, who do you think will suffer more after the Huns get this thing? Who will suffer more from it or the Han Dynasty?
I reluctantly finished reading it. The old bookworm said that it would not be enough to be poisoned to death, but it was disgusting. . Those who want to see the military strategy can leave. Those who want to see the Han Dynasty can leave. From the end of the first Western Region, it has changed from a mess to a mess. What I am reading is the military strategy and the god of arrows. I am not here to see you. The whole story is like a fool. The martial artist is not happy to write it. You don't have the background to be a literati. Why bother to disgust people? In the end, the founding of the country was so unfinished that I vomited it.
This book is ruined by "Liu Ling". It is so subversive that I can't stand it anymore. Personal opinion, no matter what.
No, isn't Liu Ling a slut? Why provoke her...
I like to watch the Three Kingdoms novel about assisting Cao Cao.
[Comment] I like time travel novels like this
I have loved listening to storytelling and reading stories since I was a child. While listening and reading, it is easy to put yourself into the story, imagine that you are someone in the story, and feel his (yes, only "him") joys and sorrows. This is probably my earliest time travel fantasy. Why do you like watching time travel? Because they want to escape reality for a while, it is said that most of the people who dare to write the ending of the protagonist as a tragedy in the online literary world are rejected. Don't blame the readers. Most people read online articles just to feel relaxed and happy. Those who want to learn knowledge should browse the information, those who want to learn from saints should read the books of sages, and those who want to ascend should go to the rooftop... I read a lot of time travel articles but didn't follow them. I feel like the creator himself may have enjoyed writing it, but I didn't enjoy it along with it. Most of the protagonists in such stories are great people in their previous lives, either great at Kung Fu or academic madmen, or both, or with other cheat-like props. Travel back in time with very, very advanced science and technology, and immediately enter your role as the savior. In order to make up for the regrets of the past life, to fight so that historical tragedies will not happen again, to wake up and take control of the world (this must be possible), and to lie drunk in the lap of a beautiful woman (this is possible). It gives me the feeling that these people were already prepared before time travel. The so-called time travel uses me, and if you use me, you will win. But these elite characters are too far away from me and too far from history. Regardless of whether the process is joyful or painful, their method of changing history is actually to crush their opponents through various innate advantages brought by time travel. It seems that just a change of environment will change everything. But is it really that simple? Thanks to modern civilization, I have time to think about things besides working for rice every day: What is the essence of time travel, and what does time travel bring to a person? I used to think that time travel was just yy, a meaningless daydream that was a waste of time. The evidence is in those little white papers. Until I watched "Ba Shu", the protagonist's previous life was not shining, but after traveling through time, he finally became the emperor. What's really exciting is the process. After experiencing a lifetime, the protagonist has reflections and insights. In the competition with Zhuge Liang, Sima Yi, Lu Xun, Sun Quan, and Cao Rui, I saw that behind the battlefield and the battle for power was the collision and fusion of two human thoughts and wisdom. The protagonist won because he stood higher, saw further, and calculated more. Wonderful, really wonderful. Before Sakyamuni became a Buddha, he went through many reincarnations before finally becoming enlightened. Although people who traveled through time could not reach this state, they could still be considered as people waiting for the Buddha after two lives. If nothing else, we should at least be bearish on the rise and fall, right? Cao Xueqin saw through it in one lifetime. Being bearish does not mean not caring about worldly affairs, it means not being second-rate. No advantage can be preserved for a long time, but people in this life often ignore this. Because they have advantages now and think that the advantages will always exist, this is arrogance. Blind because of pride, slow because of blindness. This is the sorrow of a lifetime, just like a summer insect that cannot speak of ice. If a person in two lives still has this awareness, is my brother worthy of the God of Destiny who takes you through time and flies? Stayhungrystayfoolish, this is the way to go. I like to read such time-travel novels. The protagonist comes from time-travel and faces a new world. He is confused and entangled, thinking and gaining. It is the inheritance, confrontation, criticism and integration of the thoughts and wisdom of two generations. Finally find yourself, face the world, neither humble nor arrogant, live in it, observe, understand, love and conquer. Now, Lao and Zhuang have published this new book. New stories and new characters, each one is so fresh, as if you are really immersed in the folk of the Western Han Dynasty. It can be seen that the author is full of sincerity, warmth and caring. I like the story you wrote, and I will always support you in writing it. I support you in every way, although I may not say it every time. But I also know that it may not be easy to open a hole, but it will definitely be harder to fill it. So, work hard, Lao Zhuang. The understanding is shallow, and the Fang family is laughing at it. No matter what, the most important thing is to be happy. So I wish you all a happy day. 😊
I saw that superiors and officials were called adults in the book, and it was still in the Han Dynasty. When will this poisonous point change?😅😅😅
[Comment] Liu Qian was slapped in the face with arrows
Lao Zhuang said that the arrow did not hit the target, but hit the face. So, this is **.
What is the image of the protagonist created by the author? It's not clear enough. You say he's stupid but he's talented. He's talented but not very smart. His way of dealing with people is mediocre. As a time traveler, it's a bit embarrassing!