Dust of History

Another historical masterpiece by Mo Wu! The protagonist is in the Three Kingdoms, but this Three Kingdoms may be different from what everyone knows. Mo Wu used his always unrestrained imagination to outline for us a legend that continues ancient myths. Among them, those historical figures seem to have new "missions". This story is not suitable to be read as a simple historical text. In fact, everyone only needs to follow the author's writing and the protagonist's solo pace to slowly advance, uncover the secrets hidden deep in history, and explore those plausible truths. Let's go and take a look, where did our Chinese race originate?

I originally wanted to be the king of idleness in the prosperous times, but I didn't expect to be pushed out of the way? A prince who was possessed by the soul of future generations wanted to live a happy and carefree life, but he did not expect that his father would not grant him such a small wish. Deliberately messing up during the assessment attracted attention. Deliberately sabotaging the results turned into a father-son fight, which became more and more intense. In the end, he became the one who attracted the most attention. So he, who originally had no intention of competing for the throne, became a thorn in the side of his brothers. He also wanted to help his brother, but he didn't know that mud couldn't hold up the wall. He had no choice but to climb up on his own... Ji Zong's writing style is lively and lively, but also grand and majestic, and his depictions of political intrigue and war are also quite distinctive. He can be regarded as a historical master in the style of a novel. This book can be regarded as carrying his style to the extreme, so it is not a miss for those who are not obsessed with history but also like history.

This is a historical novel with a very unique perspective. The protagonist went from a horse thief to the "first hero" in the Sui and Tang Dynasties. However, in the eyes of many people, he was probably a villain who "helped the emperor to do evil". Who told him to side with the "foolish emperor" Yang Guang. Of course, it is not accurate to say this. After all, Yang Guang is going to die. It is true that the protagonist always represents the justice of the court, which makes it convenient for him to act. In this process, historical figures that are familiar to us or unfamiliar to us appear in person, and each of them is given a new interpretation by Mo Wu. Zhang Xutuo was loyal to the court but worried about the people, and he was like an old farmer despite being in charge of thousands of troops; Qin Shubao, who was seriously poisoned and dying soon, but still did not change his true heart; Li Xuanba, who has a dark mind and great plans, but in the end can only be tricked by fate; Li Jing, who is calm and majestic, never gave up his perseverance even though he was suppressed for a long time, and finally blossomed into his glory; After experiencing failure, Yang Guang fell into unconsciousness... Each character appears vividly on the page, as if they are standing in front of your eyes, making people even more fascinated by that colorful history. The title of the book is "Beauty of the Country", but in fact the physical book "The Beauty of the Country" is enough to cover everything. There may be beauties, but the proportion is not large. The most outstanding woman is the guide on the protagonist's rise and the companion of one of the protagonist's opponents, Miss Pei. And this book is not just about historical hegemony, it also reveals another unknown "secret"...

Mythologising the Three Kingdoms... This is a magically transformed world of the late Han Dynasty, and the protagonist is the young master of a small, run-down family. He found that this was not the late Han Dynasty that he knew. The generals here were terrifyingly powerful, even the small soldiers were as powerful as the mighty generals in history, and the counselors could really call the shots. The protagonist himself also has this ability. Then he decided to go outside and take a look. At this time, the alliance of princes was attacking Dong Zhuo... The writing style of this book is relatively relaxed, and the content is of course just one family's opinion, but the plot is quite interesting. Especially now that we are tired of the Three Kingdoms genre, this kind of creative flow is even more rare. I heard that the farming part is very good, but unfortunately I haven't seen the back yet.

If you only saw the protagonist's gags, the absurdity of the story, the harem stud, and the outdated labels, I won't say that you didn't appreciate the true flavor of the article, nor will I think you are shallow because of it. After all, everyone has their own preferences, not to mention that this book was written a few years ago, and the routines are now worn out. However, why is it that there are so many historical works in Qidian, even many of the same type and style, but until now, there is only one Jiao Ding that can be unforgettable by many people? In fact, this is enough to explain the problem. This book creates the image of Lin Wanrong, the protagonist who seems cynical, but is actually passionate and righteous, passionate and talented, romantic but not obscene. It also creates many characters who are either dignified and beautiful (two talented women, Luo and Xu), or well-behaved (Dong Qiao). Qiao), or charming and affectionate (Master and Disciple An Bier, Qin Xianer), or unruly and willful (Miss Xiao Er), or strong on the outside but soft on the inside (Miss Xiao), there are all kinds of female characters, and of course there is Crescent Moon Yuga who cannot be ignored. This book is undoubtedly a cool novel, but it is by no means a simple novel. The protagonist and each heroine have unique stories, and those images are clearly vivid on the page. Even now, how many people can do this in all categories of online books, not just history? There is a harem, but if you deny it all just because of it, then... I can only laugh.

Banana is a masterpiece of fictional history, a plausible fictional story about the Song Dynasty. There is humiliation and regret, but with the protagonist, all of this is no longer a problem. The copywriting in the opening part was a little tacky, but Banana didn't stick to it. Instead, he quickly found new ways to advance the plot and show off. Of course, this is a novel that gets better the more you write it. After all, it is also the author's first historical novel, and he needs to slowly find the feeling. Probably starting from the "Regicide" part, this book really ushered in the most exciting and unique chapter. Although the update of Banana has always been a big problem, it rarely disappoints people when it comes to demanding quality. This may be the reason why it has an endless stream of followers over the past seven years.

This is a splendid and splendid era, with famous generals and beauties, hundreds of schools of thought contending, and masters emerging in large numbers. It is a special era with the most intense ideological and cultural collisions, the most frequent wars, and birth and death. But the history of the starting point is rarely covered. Except for the two books in July, this one is the one that impressed me the most. The story background of this book is based on the story of Zhuanzhu's assassination of Wu Gongzi Qingji. As a result, Zhuanzhu was listed in Tai Shigong's assassin biography and his name went down in history. However, Qingji was left in the dust. No one knew that he was the successor of Wu Kingdom before Fu Chai. So what will happen if Qingji is not dead? This book tells the story of Qing Ji, the son of Wu Kingdom and the new King of Wu.