The Emperors of the Ten Kingdoms
十国帝王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.5M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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9.1Score
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This is the best historical rebirth article I have ever read, perhaps none of them. As the author said, history is about the feelings of family and country. From the beginning to the end, I can see the author's great efforts and hard work. However, I am in deep trouble and unable to reward. I'm sorry.
I've never had goosebumps. It's really awkward. The main character's inner monologue and the plot are also awkward. The good comments are all made one by one by the author...
Feelings, passion, reason, good books
The protagonist can kill the enemy general every time he rushes into battle. I can't stand it anymore.
Really good historical article!
To be honest, it's not good, and the good reviews can't be trusted.
The Bai Zhan Army, which had been fooling around for a long time, could not defeat three times the enemy force while defending the city. Was it too weak, or was it just too much bullshit?
If you write fiction, I won't say much, but if you write historical fiction, can you be a little more realistic? You have mixed modern ideas into this history, which looks too awkward. For readers like us who are used to reading historical texts and have a little knowledge of the dynasties at that time, it looks very awkward. If you are writing fictional stories and plots, I can't fault you, but when you write actual historical texts about the dynasties at that time, you didn't write clearly about the thoughts and environment of the people at all.
It's OK in the front, but I don't want to watch the back after the protagonist becomes the King of Qin.
The article is good, and the story is quite attractive, but there is one flaw: the monarchs of the Five Dynasties, Tang and Jin Dynasties were all Shatuo people. Where did the barbarians get their Chinese complex?