Wei Palace

The Palace of the Wei Dynasty, after reading the book for the first time, I didn't want to read it for the second time The first book review I wrote seriously, because I only read it recently, so what I saw was a pirated version. When I get my first month's salary after working, I will definitely make up for it and order it. After watching the ending, I couldn't let go for a long time. I felt a sense of loss, like losing an old friend, like my own world collapsed. The ending also feels a bit forced to tear up. I am a very emotional person and I hate this kind of ending. After watching it, I want to regret it. I shouldn't have watched the finale. It's good to give myself a thought and leave some room. I forget my original intention while watching it. What I want to see is Hongrun's agility, Su Ran's gentleness, Yang Xingyan's purity and cuteness, my sister-in-law's stupidity, Shen Shufei's selfless motherly love and kindness, Shaojun's self-improvement and daring to love, the brotherhood between Hongrun and Hongxuan, and Lu'er's character. But these people disappeared without realizing it. I didn't realize it during the reading process. It wasn't until the end that I realized that these people had left a deep impression on me and I can't forget it. Hongrun still became a loner in the end. After Yang Xingtai became a concubine, I don't know if he was still that innocent. The prince must not have been very happy after more than forty years. Zongwei was not reunited later, and the sixth brother failed to return to Wei. After all, there was no happy ending Goodbye, Myolie, Sister Ran, Concubine, Sixth Brother, Xiaoxuan, Mu Qing, Shaojun, and Luer. Goodbye, Mi Jiang. Goodbye, Hongrun. The Kingdom of Wei was finally fulfilled, but your life has shortcomings. I hope I can meet you in my dreams and give me a happy ending, which at least makes you think about it. It's so uncomfortable.

This is one of the few historical novels that I have read a lot. I felt right after reading it, but it is a very conscientious and good book.

The protagonist of this book is suspected to be a time traveler, but the author does not state it clearly. This makes the reading process always feel unreliable, but perhaps because of this, people pay less attention to other loopholes. Personally, I think this is a clever little trick based on the results. The whole book fully respects the necessary time accumulation for the development of science and technology. It does not engage in the victory of science and technology like a flying dragon riding on the face. Instead, it conforms to the trend of thought on benevolence in the Spring and Autumn Period. Although it is fictitious, it is also based on it. The most damaging thing in the book is the way the author sets up suspense. For example, regarding the remnants of the Xiao family, I personally think that the author's information barriers are too realistic, and the gap-filling cycle is long, which makes people impatient during the reading process. Overall, this book is worth reading. Among the historical fictional novels, it is set in the Spring and Autumn Period, giving everyone a unique experience.

The finale of this book: The Qin State successfully counterattacked, defeated the Wei State, killed the time traveler Zhao Run, unified the world, established the Qin Dynasty, and Chinese history returned to the normal track.

The first time I read the author's book was probably when I was in elementary school, and so many years have passed in a blink of an eye. Although I was young at the time and my understanding of words was still shallow, I only liked the Three Kingdoms. Maybe some old bookworm friends who have been involved in historical categories know that the Qin and Han Three Kingdoms still accounted for the majority of the historical categories at that time, but in terms of quality, the good and the bad are mixed. They were generally exaggerated and followed the trend, and once the pig-footed king's aura was turned on, they were like a super-large magnet, with fierce generals, virtuous ministers and beauties succeeding one after another. Maybe it was because Internet literature was in development at that time, and people were not as picky about the symbols of novels as they are now? (I really feel that too many of them were too bad at that time, or is it due to the current situation? After all, it has been so many years, and I don't have much of an impression.) However, this type of Three Kingdoms novels are extremely popular, causing too many people to follow the trend and write them. All kinds of common sense errors abound, including characters, locations, and time. The general location, positions of military officials, science and technology and people's livelihood, advanced language, etc., Even I, a primary school student, can see it. There are even some names that are wrong. The most outstanding one is Cai Yan, a strange woman. She is very talented and academically accomplished, and her experiences are even more pitiful. As for her face? This kind of thing that relies entirely on the author's description will not be told. Why not just rely on the author's words, and then readers can imagine it themselves, and the response is very high, so many Three Kingdoms literature will be included. But the actual problem is that Cai Yan's surname is Cai Mingyan, and her courtesy name is Zhaoji. Later generations called her Cai Wenji because she wanted to avoid Sima Zhao, so she changed it. At the end of the Han Dynasty, Sima Zhao didn't know where he was. Even now, there are still a few Three Kingdoms writers who make this mistake again, which makes people laugh and feel like they swallowed a fly. Having said so much about the foreshadowing, it was finally my turn to pursue the author's works because of this. It was "The House of the Three Kingdoms" that could be said to be a breath of fresh air and a ray of light in the lonely snow among the chaotic Three Kingdoms novels at the time. I was first fed up with those Three Kingdoms novels, which featured a domineering spirit and a protagonist who formed an army all by himself. The author's identity as a military advisor made my eyes light up. The delicate writing, rich character descriptions, and a touch of warmth made me enjoy it even when I saw 4 a. M. And 6 a. M. School every day after school. Now that I have read the Wanshu series, I have my own unique perspective on the in-depth understanding of novels. Take the previous example of Zhai San. In terms of the implementation of the novel, it can only be said to be quite satisfactory. I can't find any faults but there is nothing surprising. However, the author's character portrayal is strong, full and real, and he is also extremely good at telling stories. Even if his story is not the best, it can be said that it matches the character perfectly. I have read many of the author's books since then and am currently writing about the Court of the Wei Dynasty. These characteristics are still integrated into the author's writings. The language is humorous, the characters are portrayed, the style changes smoothly, the story is rounded, etc. As for the Court of the Wei Dynasty, using two characters, Chen Bing, the former magistrate of Zhaoling County, in just one hundred words can fully describe a loyal and patriotic man who died generously. Wei Wang Zhao Yuansi, because this is an important role, the author did not use Chen Bing's general description method above, but described it from multiple aspects, using the protagonist's eyes and experiences to understand the emperor. His daily actions, psychological reactions and gray hair on his temples instantly enriched the character's image. There are too many other examples. I just picked out two favorite examples. It's just that I always feel that there is a trace of regret behind this character. People like Chen Bing should have continued to serve the country and benefit the people, but now they fell under the rain of swords. A wise and ambitious king like Zhao Yuansi was finally trapped in the Chui Gong Hall because of the country's livelihood. How can such a regret not be regretted and lamented? It is not clear whether it is the so-called incomplete beauty deliberately arranged or a deliberate setting to enrich the character's image. Everyone can tell a story, but if the same story is told by different people, the effect may be completely different. We all know that this is just a historical fictional novel, but when I saw Chen Bing sacrificed his part, gave a speech to the prince guarding the country, and the king died, I would also be angry and passionate about it. This made me feel the author's storytelling ability. Of course, it may be that I am more sensitive (shakes shoulders) Of course, the most important thing should be put at the end. What makes me most emotional is the feeling of '

I have already rewarded 10,000 electronic coupons. How can I get the title of fan?

I'm very confused as to why this book doesn't allow the Bian Sect to become a god. In my opinion, he is completely qualified.

If Da Wei could make a TV series, it would probably be even better than Qing Yu Nian.

"Haha, let him go!" He showed that he had no interest in the throne. He wanted to be a free king in a prosperous age, but the country was troubled by internal and external troubles, so he lived in happiness and died in sorrow, and finally hung up in the Chuizhi Hall more than 10 years later. The fourteen-year-old imperial sister expressed her indifference in her heart during a drunken conversation on a rainy day. He put his shoulders over his shoulders and mounted his horse, for the sake of his sister, the country, and his family. No peace, no cession of territory, no compensation, no marriage. The emperor guards the gate of the country, and the monarch dies in the country.         ，，， With a sharp sword in one hand and a money bag in the other, he conquered Sanchuan.         ，，，， A good civil war made the Wei Dynasty so weak, but because of one person, the five parties' attack on Wei turned into a battle between the Wei Dynasty and the Five Dynasties, laying a strong foundation. "Second brother, are you really so worried about your brother having military power in his hands?" "Don't blame me, I don't have the great feats of destroying the Song Dynasty like my father, nor do I have more than 20 years like my father." The dialogue from the heart makes this third civil war in the Wei Dynasty complicated and confusing. That year, the powerful Shang Shui army stopped walking in the Central Plains, and the handsome flag of Su Wang Ji Run also became Wei Gongzi Run, and in the end the handsome flag was no longer there. Just when the generals throughout the Central Plains were rejoicing that King Su Zhao Run, who had never lost a single victory, finally took off his military robe and put on his royal robe, the temple was worried about this matter. That day he finally took off his royal robe, but after putting on his battle robe, he finally made the entire Central Plains see the terror of Wei.         "，！"         "，！"         "，，！"          ""                       The time has come to rule the world

To be honest, if you read historical novels with a magnifying glass or a literary and historical research mentality, I suggest you uninstall Qidian as soon as possible and go to the library to read authentic history books. This book is indeed a rare masterpiece of historical novels. It is recommended to read it. If you haven't read it, don't read the book circle first and then read the text, as it will affect your mentality.

This book was not very good at writing emotional scenes. I was so pissed off at the time that I read it, and later the post was deleted by mistake. Remember, it is necessary to end up with the woman through all kinds of cliché coincidences. But the war drama is very well written

Some of the plots are really painful to watch. According to the setting of this book, the protagonist is a high-IQ protagonist and a time traveler. He has been educated by the royal family since he was a child. Don't you understand that the son of a rich man cannot sit down in court? He commits suicide at the slightest disagreement, especially the plot of drinking poisoned wine at the inn, which is really weird. If the poisonous insect had not been forcibly added with detoxification ability, the book would have ended, and it can be listed as one of the most ridiculous ways for a high-IQ protagonist to die.

At first, I thought prices were like this when it came to Su, but it turned out that the compensation for each battle was more than 1 million, and then the national tax revenue was only more than 1.8 Million a year. The maid said that Su's redemption price was worth about a tenth of the national annual tax. According to the current ratio, I went to a KTV in Beijing and saw a beautiful girl. When I asked how much it would cost to keep her, the girl said 50 billion.

I strongly recommend writing a sequel for us to watch after the finale.

You idiot, a prince was captured so casually, or two little girls?

What was written later became more and more outrageous. A hundred thousand troops were reduced to pieces on the territory of another country. I did not mention the supply line again. In that era, how many civilians were needed to support a hundred thousand troops. It's really just random writing. I didn't spend money and I really don't want to read it.

Just take a look and don't take it seriously🙂

I am so disgusted by this woman Xiao Shuyuan. To put it bluntly, it was this woman who killed her whole family, cheated the old Wei King Zhao Si, and also cheated the Wei State, which was a disaster for the country and the people. I can understand that he really loved Prince Jing but was forced to marry the prince, so he sided with Prince Jing. But later on, he successfully returned to Zhao Si, but in the end, he still missed the former prince, and even secretly let their father and son run away. Isn't this a naked betrayal? What man can bear it? He deserved to be killed by Zhao Si, and the Xiao family was destined to confiscate and exterminate the family. Sure enough, there is truth to the saying that the vagina is a shortcut to a woman's heart.

Abandoning the book, a brothel girl no longer knows who she is? It was not normal for a prince to have several wives and concubines in that era? Who are you showing off your petty behavior? The most annoying thing is that this kind of woman can't recognize the reality. Before, she said she would be content if she never left you. Now what?

The book is okay. The only shortcoming, or something the author didn't pay attention to, is that he is not good at mathematics. The salary of a worker is 20 taels a month. So, how much does the national treasury need for a year?

On the eighteenth day after the end of the Wei Dynasty, I was sitting and waiting to open a new book.

He has a lot of troops, great achievements, and a good reputation. For such a prince, whoever becomes the emperor will kill him. If he still wants to be an idle king, it is too much to think about.

Does anyone recommend some novels like The Court of Wei?

The Wei Dynasty is in danger! Zhao Run's biggest mistake was that he unified the world too quickly. It seemed to be a general trend and pushed all countries together, but it left various hidden dangers. 1. Conflict between officials from poor families and old aristocrats The rise of the Wei State was actually inevitable. While other countries were still governed by aristocratic republics, they had already formed a centralized monarchy with two major weapons: the relatively complete six ministries of government and the imperial examination for poor families. It can be said that the Wei State was ruled by the monarch and the landlords and scholar-bureaucrats, and a large number of corrupt old aristocratic forces were purged. In order to quickly grasp the newly conquered land and turn it into war strength, Zhao Run adopted a tolerant policy towards the former rulers. Most of the old nobles in various countries were not greatly affected and still controlled a large amount of land, population, money and even the army (most of the surrendered generals were from great nobles). After unification, Wei will inevitably send officials to local areas, and there will inevitably be huge conflicts between the newly rising officials from poor families and the old nobles of blood. 2. Military issues in peacetime In order to unify the world, Wei could grit its teeth and maintain a large number of troops, but after defeating Qin, Wei had no direction to conquer, and this huge army would inevitably face a large number of layoffs. Civil servants have a lower status during wartime, and they may also have conflicts with military attachés after the war. A country's transition from wartime to peacetime inevitably creates turmoil. 3. The newly conquered people lack a sense of national identity. Although the Wei State was strong, it was not large. Facing a territory and population that were several times larger than the previous Wei State, it was inevitable that it would be unable to swallow up its power within a few years. Without years of education, once a natural or man-made disaster occurs, careerists will easily point the finger at the Wei court. Internal enemies are much more terrifying than powerful enemy countries. 4. Pride and indulgence after reunification It is human nature that after losing the enemy, it is easy to be defeated by one's own. Zhao Run is digging a hole for his son (╯' - ')╯┻━┻ No one dared to cause trouble during his lifetime. After his death, the prince took Xiang Ning away in a wave.

It's so weird, I feel a little erratic and not at all at ease.

The first part was okay, but in the middle and later stages, the protagonist led troops to fight foreign wars with such high achievements that he could be said to have won every battle. However, the uncle came from nowhere. He only fought twice with his own people and never competed with foreign countries. He kept emphasizing how awesome those uncles were throughout the whole process. Although the protagonist Although he is powerful, he is still not as good as his uncle, and he has to learn more from his uncle. I can't stand it anymore. You want to say that you have exerted your national prestige to the outside world and expanded your territory. I still feel normal. I didn't do anything. I just grabbed the throne. I fought in the civil war once and kept emphasizing on my awesomeness.,,, I still gave up the book when I saw those parts.

This is not like a third-person narrative, but more like a history book in which the protagonist personally intervenes after he takes over the world.

This book was made into a short play "I Was a Prince in Ancient Times"

Before I know it, it has been a month and I have read 1,200 chapters. Overall, the plot of this book is quite satisfactory. The biggest highlight is that the number of words is sufficient, which also reflects the author's intelligence from the side - as a liberal arts student, the number of words is king, and the pursuit of creativity and writing style is really a move to maximize weaknesses and avoid strengths. Next, let's talk about suggestions, mainly in terms of inventions as a time traveler: 1. Horse gear: I am very happy that the author knows that the cavalry of the pre-Qin Dynasty did not have stirrups, but what about horseshoes? This is also an artifact! 2. Telescope: This is ironclad proof that the author is a liberal arts student! Haha~ In fact, making a telescope does not require glass or crystal, bronze can also be used to make a telescope - yes, this is a Newtonian telescope - most astronomical telescopes in the world today are Newtonian, and they are reliable, cheap and can see far away. 3. Hot air balloon: It is also a large manned Kongming lantern. This thing has low technical content. It is a powerful weapon whether it is for reconnaissance, scaring people or vertical strikes at night (relatively unrealistic). 4. Distillation equipment: Distillation equipment can not only be used to purify alcohol, but can also fractionate petroleum and coal. To be honest, the author's use of kerosene is outrageous, and there are no technical barriers at all. Petroleum can be separated into light oil and heavy oil through simple indigenous distillation. Light oil has a wide range of uses, such as Molotov cocktails and homemade cloud bombs (explosive gas). Heavy oil is mainly used in industry, such as steelmaking and asphalt. 5. Waterproof cabin technology: It is to divide a waterproof cabin at the bottom of the ship, so that even if a hole is drilled in the hull, it will not sink immediately. Asphalt can be used to isolate the water. 6. Carburizing technology: The protagonist discovers lime ore, and barium ore is usually associated with lime ore. Barium ore is toxic and is one of the causes of lime mine disasters. However, the role of barium ore lies in thermal processing carburization technology - carburizing the edge of iron tools, converting it into steel, while the inside is still iron - thus greatly reducing the cost of the weapon, but greatly increasing its performance. 7. Roman ballista: Unlike ordinary ballistas that rely on the torque of the crossbow arm to eject ammunition, the Roman ballista uses torque when used (similar to the principle of a catapult). The advantage of the Roman ballista is that it is stable and does not rely on ammunition. In fact, any columnar object can be projected as long as it is plugged into the ballista, such as crossbow arrows, javelins and even spears. 8. Basket bomb: An inferior basket woven with rattan, bamboo strips, and straw ropes, filled with bricks and rubble, and thrown by a trebuchet to disintegrate in the air, forming a fragmentation killing sector. It is a powerful weapon against cannon fodder and light infantry, and basket bombs are more "humane". The fatality rate of bricks and tiles is low, but everyone has a share in the victory. After the first battle, there are wounded everywhere, which has a slightly greater impact on morale.

I've read it all N times and now I've read it all N times and I've returned one book, Expeditionary Force.