New Book

Published in July, it must be a high-quality book. Sure enough, July's books never disappoint. From the Spring and Autumn Period to the Qin Dynasty and then to the Han Dynasty, this time it comes to the New Dynasty, a niche dynasty, a dynasty where jokes and jokes are greater than historical facts. What is surprising is that the author handles the conflict very well after the time traveler travels to the suspected time traveler dynasty. He thoroughly analyzes why the idealistic Wang Mang's behavior failed, and the male protagonist uses a more realistic and practical method to achieve it. Generally speaking, it is more focused on farming and hegemony. The male protagonist was born as a small landowner, became an official by virtue of his reputation, and then made his fortune by fighting the Huns. He was then sent to govern Wei County, and then he directly drove away Wang Mang in the center, and then used Chang'an as a base to gradually unify the country. The distinctive feature is that history is written with history, and the complexity and depth of history are demonstrated through the synthesis of historical events and historical attitudes. When I first read "New Book", another feeling was that it was ancient and tragic. This is an attitude throughout history. The traces of the new dynasty, the wounds of the great river. Both New China and Han Dynasty should be destroyed, so how can we reverse the course of history? The local tycoons are still ambitious, and the historical trend is rolling forward. The rise and fall are like the Yellow River bursting its banks, causing hardship to the people. The mission given to the protagonist Wu Lun is to overthrow Wang Mang's paranoid and useless New Deal, defeat the rising power of Liu Xiu, and create a new path for the people in this powerful network like the Yellow River. The endowment of this sense of mission, while abrupt, is also a compensation for the regret of the historical perspective. The characters are weakened in this grand view, and Wang Mang and Liu Xiu are just the reckless ones. But those who are generous and ambitious are heroes. Yang Xiong is elegant, Ma Yuan is noble, Huan Tan is crazy, but they are all pursuing prosperity. A story about chasing dreams and ideas. The story also grows bigger and bigger step by step as ideas expand. It's exciting, especially after the Archmage explodes into the sky, and the future is still promising.

Brother, did you really travel to the past and come back to write a novel? ? The description of the cost of food and clothing is so sophisticated! I am really jealous of the talent! God is jealous of talents!

The early writing is good, but the middle is a bit dull. Later, it is obvious that the author wanted to write it according to the Three Kingdoms. The pace is faster, but the flaws are not concealed. It can be regarded as a rare masterpiece among ancient novels.

They have long been tainted by the turbid world, and they are unwilling to join in the evil deeds. They have no ability to resist or have the courage to cry out. I can only lower my head, hug myself with my hands, squat in the corner, silent, protecting the last trace of conscience in my heart.

This book is also a rare good book, and it has its advantages compared with his first three excellent books. What touched me the most was the generals who died following Liu Xiu. It turns out that the losers who only left their names in history may not be heroes, but it is difficult for today's people to know them in detail. In my mind, "Spring and Autumn I am the King" is good at depicting the classical era, and I was surprised by the spiritual outlook and other depictions of the times. "Qin Officials" is good at describing Qin law and the inspirational legend of a small person rising step by step through military exploits. "Hanque" is the best. It depicts a grand epic picture of time travelers changing the times. It has a strong sense of time and space. It can be called the pinnacle of historical literature (changing history). It is the pinnacle of "weeping for the saints" in "Picking Up a First Emperor" by the historical wolf (I really cried while reading it, several times, and even the heroine died. There is no other book that makes me do this) The influence of Qin officials is greater, probably because of the blessing of inspirational legends and the attention paid to Qin itself. The biggest highlight of this book is actually not as good as the previous ones, but as I said in the first paragraph, the defeated general may not be a hero. There is also something to be commended for.

How can I put it, it feels like there is no hard work, and a kind of problem is deliberately created for the protagonist to solve, which reflects the protagonist's wisdom and martial arts. I just don't understand the Li, Fuhan, etc.? Your emperor insists on not giving you any soldiers or benefits, and then lets the protagonist deal with it empty-handed.

Reading July's works is like drinking fine wine. The historical knowledge is profound and the writing is solid. Each book can make people read it for a second time. I am jealous of the talented author who left early. I strongly recommend his works to let more tasteful readers know about them.

This book shouldn't be about time travel, it should be nonsense in classical Chinese!

I like Qi Qi very much, especially Qin Li, and I can resonate with many of his views in the book. But to be honest, the new book is not as good as Qin Li. It feels a bit deliberately suppressing the growth of the protagonist. But he captured Chang An very suddenly. Zhutu Piyong, who had been training for a year, still pecked at each other with the red-browed army rookies in battle. Compared with Heifu, Fifth Lun is far behind. Not only in the military, but also in politics, there is no Qin Lili. The intrigues among Qin Shihuang, Li Si, Zhao Gao and other figures are so exciting

I don't know what to say at the end...