
The Revival of Great Qin in the Three Kingdoms
三国之大秦复辟
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- Completed
- Length
- 3.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 8y ago
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The Qin Dynasty is the only dynasty in history that has been vilified the most severely, thoroughly, and in such a ridiculous way that it seems like a joke. The more black marks there are, the more it demonstrates the importance of the Qin state.
If a ruler is solely domineering and devoid of compassion, it will inevitably affect his subordinates. Don't treat everyone as fools. Some people don't like such a ruler; they may serve you, but they won't be devoted to you. Such a dynasty cannot last. A wise ruler must first ensure internal peace and external dominance.
The first great Han dynasty governed the country with filial piety. Since the protagonist treated his maternal clan this way, no one else would join his team. Secondly, in the Three Kingdoms period, before the main character appeared, what reason would her mother have to raise her? Women in the Three Kingdoms had very low social status; how much could they earn as laborers?
This is too toxic! I was thinking of holding back, hoping it would get better with time, but it just got worse and worse. Guys, how did you guys finish reading it? 😰
While a merciful general cannot command an army, he cannot be without principles either. He may be indifferent to the treatment of foreign tribes, but allowing soldiers to humiliate Han women will surely lead to the downfall of the Qin Dynasty. This chapter was initially quite exciting, but after reading it, I just want to say, "Screw you! The author was born under the red flag, are you plotting rebellion?"
This book is terrible. What's most disgusting is that it keeps showing off its historical accuracy while being full of loopholes. For example, the ages of the characters are ridiculously wrong. For instance, Huang Yueying wasn't even born yet, and you're already talking about marrying her? Marrying what? A protein?
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Even if Luo Guanzhong favored Liu Bei and criticized Cao Cao, he at least portrayed Cao Cao as a powerful and ruthless leader, showcasing his civil and military achievements, and lavishly praising his literary talent and political acumen. But you, you casually belittle Liu Bei, even claiming that Liu Bei ruined Emperor Xian's dying struggle!
Chapters one and two: His mother was at ease knowing he was eleven or twelve years old and went away to study alone. Tsk tsk tsk, just like that, going off without a plan? Where did he get the money? And on the street, selling candied hawthorns? Pancakes? I think the author is a real pancake.
I thought it was nice when I saw it a few years ago, but I looked at it again today. 😰 How did I ever find this thing acceptable before?
Your poem about Huang Chao, which you wrote when you came out of Luoyang, still evokes images of "fragrance filling the air, the whole city adorned in golden armor." Have you lived too long? Surrounded by a bunch of famous people praising it, I really don't understand.