I Rule in the Spring and Autumn Period

The article tells the story of the ages, knowing the gains and losses. The authors are all special, and their reputations never fade away. This is a rare good article, not a mindless and cool article about flintlock guns, cannons, steam engines, hot air balloons flying all over the sky, and beauties vying for favor on the bedside! The historical materials are detailed and the fabrications are well-founded, and I gained a lot. It's a pity that the author died young! God is jealous of talents

Looking back, my debut novel in July can still beat all historical novels.

Full marks recommended. Today, when historical literature tends to be more entertainment-oriented, it is rare to see an author who is so careful and accurate in using allusions. He also completely avoids the embarrassing plot of traditional time-travel novels and copying the public. Let's talk about it step by step: 1. The historical materials are indeed carefully researched. Many historical figures still restored their original life trajectories, and there is a sense of fate that leads to the same destination through different paths. 2. Quoted a lot of Book of Songs, which is very fresh for readers who have not studied the Spring and Autumn Period specifically. I learned a lot about the culture at that time and benefited a lot. 3. The plot and rhythm control are perfect, and he deserves to be a great author. More questions 1. At the end, the harem fights each other, and two heroines and one son die. There are some problems with this plot arrangement. If you mind, don't read the last few chapters. 2. The overall focus is too much on the struggle for hegemony, and there are few emotional descriptions. It is not as comprehensive as the plot of a veteran historical author like Xifeng Jin. Overall, the shortcomings do not hide the good points. Again, not many novels of this quality are published in a year. I support it with good reviews.

Zhao Wuxie, whose courtesy name was Zitai, was the concubine of Zhao Yang, the minister of Jin during the Spring and Autumn Period. In fact, he is a time traveler, his soul and memory come from the 21st century. Although he was relegated to the company of cattle and horses, he took this as an opportunity to lay the foundation of his hegemony. Starting from the family's seizure of the direct line, he gradually grew up to be the ruler of the Lu State, the Shangqing of the Jin State, and the Marquis of Zhao. Finally, he seized the state of Zhou, established the Great Hao Dynasty, and became the first emperor in history. There are also many harems. The following is a general introduction. Le Lingzi: The daughter of Le Qi from Da Sicheng in the Song Dynasty, she was soft on the outside and strong on the inside, and was proficient in medical skills. She was married to Wuxie because of her parents' orders, but she gradually gained the respect of Wuxie and became a virtuous wife. In his later years, his son Zhao Heng died unjustly due to his involvement in a coup. He died of depression and was given the posthumous title of Queen Wenmin. Ji Ying: The daughter of the Duke of Xu, whose real name is Yao, and the adopted daughter of Zhao Yang. He and Wuxie had a secret love for a long time, but they could not overcome it due to their status as siblings. Later in the story, the real name is restored to Xu Ying, married to Wuxie, and ranked second only to Lingzi. After Reiko's death, she became queen. Kong Jiao: Confucius's daughter, proficient in etiquette and tall. The ancestor had the same surname as Lingzi, and due to political needs, she was used as the "" for Lingzi when she got married. Bo Mi: The real name is Wei. After being a nobleman of the Chu Kingdom, his family fell into decline. He was once reduced to a slave and was almost buried with him. After being rescued by Wuxie, he became a concubine. Nanzi: The daughter of the Duke of Song Dynasty, she has the appearance of conquering the country and the city, and has great political ambitions. Once promised to the Marquis of Wei, he got rid of the arranged marriage with the help of Wuxie and became the great witch of the Song Dynasty. On the surface, she is a virgin, but in fact she is an underground lover without a shirt. Later in the story, in order to support his son's rise to power, he planned the "Nanzi Rebellion" and tried to poison Zhao Yan and frame Zhao Heng. After the failure, he was killed by Wuxie himself. Xishi: Huansha girl of the Yue Kingdom. She was collected from the people by Gou Jian and Fan Li and given to Wuxie to promote the alliance between Zhao and Yue to fight against the Wu Kingdom. Rui Zi: Originally the widowed concubine of Duke Qi Ping. After the city of Linzi was captured, in order to protect his young son, he "took care" of him with his body, and later became a lover without a shirt. Kongtong Pearl: The daughter of the head of the Kongtong clan of the grassland tribe, she is known as the pearl of the grassland. After Zhao destroyed Donghu, he was given to Wuxie as his concubine by the clan leader.

May July also travel to another time and space and live as wonderfully!

It may have taken me a long time to read it, but the characters in the book made me deeply emotional, and I couldn't help but shed tears. When I looked at it through the fluorescent light, the history of another world jumped out of the paper, and I suddenly felt a sense of heroism in my chest. This book has many flaws, but it is also readable. I just want to share a story with book friends, a life that is not my own.

I have imagined that if Mr. Qiyue was still around, he could write from the Spring and Autumn Period to the Warring States Period, and then from the Qin and Han Dynasties to the Tang and Ming Dynasties, and truly become a master of online literature. It is a pity that God is jealous of talents. Alas, it is a pity.

The main character is Zhao Wuxie. The style of this book is relaxed and focuses on farming. There is no plot of "Golden Finger" or "Tiger's Body". Instead, it depicts the style of the Spring and Autumn Period and various customs, famous objects, laws and regulations through solid and delicate brushstrokes, allowing readers to feel the atmosphere of that era immersively.

Really, when I first read this work, my eyes lit up. The author has a very clear understanding of history, and the various stories are interspersed without any sense of inconsistency. It is worth reading.

The narration is really too much. We are reading a book. We know some of the stories and some of them we don't know, but we can look it up ourselves, and it will be more boring if you let us know! The more I watched, the more annoying and jumpy I became, and finally I just couldn't stand it anymore!