Conversations Across the Ages: Shocking the World Starting with the Yongle Era
对话古今：从永乐开始震惊全球
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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744Chapters
628kPopularity
916Readers
9.6Score
16kMust-read votes
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Why is nobody reading this book? Ah! Ah? Such a good book, much better than those wish-fulfillment novels. It uses a historical perspective to construct many more scenes; the author is truly worthy! Back then, I was strongly against you writing wish-fulfillment novels here, and I was also strongly against you retiring from the literary world.
It deepens the theme and promotes the historical culture, which is excellent.
The writing and plot are both good, but I feel the author is trying too hard to evoke emotion. Some might criticize me, but after reading thirty or forty chapters, all I see is the emperor's supposed concern for the future Chinese people, and how those people were moved—it's completely unrealistic.
Good, good, good, good, good! My eyes are brimming with tears, and my nose is stinging. Keep it up, author!
This book, from the Yongle Emperor and Qin Shi Huang to the Tang Taizong Emperor, is well-written in every aspect, and the stories are fresh and original, without any grand ambitions of invincibility or world domination. Of course, every emperor has a tearjerker moment, so have some tissues handy.
Every sentence and every word is a tearjerker.
It looks good, but it feels similar to that "Ten Great Emperors of China" collection, almost like a partial plagiarism. This is just my opinion, and I'm not trying to criticize it.
This is my first time writing a review, but it's really good.
Waaaaaaah, I'm so sad! The knife is killing me!
However, it feels like it lowered the intelligence of some viewers. Perhaps that's just their nature; after all, some people only follow marketing accounts.