Summoning Mighty Generals to Vie for the Realm
逐鹿之召唤猛将
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- Completed
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- 1.5M Words
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- Historical
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- Alternate History
- Updated
- 8y ago
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Just a heads-up, this is a story that includes female characters; both Yu Ji and Diao Chan are included.
The author who even wrote the Five Animal Frolics as if it were written by Zhang Ji is truly amazing.
I read a little bit, and well, how should I put it? Honestly, I'm starting to wonder if the author is a child. The author seems like a 7-8 year old, not a modern person who has traveled through time. I hope the author can revise it; the beginning was so simplistic and unreadable that I couldn't continue reading.
I didn't watch the whole thing, but I skipped straight to the ending. The protagonist slept with Yu Ji, had a child with the Green King, and even made the Green King raise the child for him. Sorry, it was too toxic, I'm leaving now. As a Xiang Yu fan, I couldn't stand it anymore.
The protagonist really acts like a madman; everything he does is written on his face and in his actions, regardless of the situation! He's always jumping around!
The author probably only has an elementary school education, lacks any historical knowledge, and writes rambling, poorly written content.
Final review: 3 characters' personalities collapsed.
1. Bai Qi and others, the commanders depicted by the author, surprisingly lacked strategic ideas when faced with major battles, needing to consult Guo Jia and Zhuge Liang to determine "how to fight the battle." Where is the talent of a regional commander in this? It is said that his colleagues call Bai Qi "Gongsun" from time to time without any reason. As for Li Cunxiao, he is called "Jingsi".
Final review 2: The plot is confusing.
1. Guo Chongtao's rebellion. He clearly sensed the other side would rebel, yet he didn't warn Wu Song and his companion before they went to take precautions? 2. Li Shimin's background has been exposed, but he didn't have any plans, so why didn't he make it public? 3. The Yu Ji Incident. No capable ruler would tolerate such a cuckolding.
The author didn't think twice before writing the book.
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Xie Ai (301-353), a native of Dunhuang, Liangzhou, was a general of the Former Liang during the Sixteen Kingdoms period. A Confucian scholar, he rose to the position of Prefect of Jiuquan and Marquis of Fulu County. Historical records state that he was skilled in both literature and military affairs and was appreciated by Zhang Chonghua, the ruler of the Former Liang.