
Marquis Jing'an
靖安侯
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 4.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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1.5kChapters
986kPopularity
2.7kReaders
20kMust-read votes
9.2Score
8.1kRatings
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There is no technology, martial arts, or golden fingers. The protagonist is a relatively smart ordinary person. It doesn't bring down the wisdom, it doesn't have any big poisonous points. Everyone's intelligence is online, so the protagonist is not the smartest or best among them. Overall, it is relatively bland, the kind of book that can be read calmly and calmly. It should be regarded as ancient functional literature, which is more realistic. The protagonist grows up like ordinary people, slowly, and it is a very long process.
It's quite good. I've been reading books for many years, and I haven't seen such an ancient book in a long time. There is no need to check a lot of food prices before reading this book. This kind of money, food prices, this kind of things should be thrown away by him. Maybe it's better to see it this way. This book is actually quite good. Especially the rich man in Xuzhou city. His wife portrays this story very vividly.
It's just plain, it doesn't feel like time travel, it's like being lonely when talking about people. The author is too cautious and has nothing. He doesn't click on the technology tree. He just wants to make something fake. The economic base determines the superstructure. He doesn't care at all. He just thinks about new ideas, new armies and new concepts. He writes in a submissive way, making the novel less like a novel than a documentary. It's nondescript and can barely be used to pass the time.
First, Chinese patent medicines, and then ship artillery, all of which were lonely; what's even more ridiculous is that, after all the hard work, they set up a sea control command department to check and balance the Huaihe Navy against the Northern Qi Dynasty, but when things happened, they didn't even know the Qi people's combat power and fighting methods... Are you the monkey sent to make fun of you!
When I read Chapter 81, I couldn't read anymore. The powerless mountain chief was written too high. The mountain chief asked the county magistrate to deliver the letter, which felt like paying a subordinate. He had to ask the county magistrate to ask for the reason. A minister visited him in person and was forced to tell his story. It was too ridiculous. Even the minister would leave after a few years after his retirement.
The writing is quite good, and the plot arrangement is not too clever. This is worth a rating of 9.0. I think compared to other "high-scoring masterpieces" on this platform, this book's rating is slightly lower. If you are fed up with the childish writing style and forced intellectual plots of other books, then it is recommended that you read this book to wash your eyes. Overall, it is a decent online book.
The wording of this book is rigorous, the structure is clean, and the logic is smooth! However, there is no passionate worship, no strong youthful ambition, no current and ancient condescension to attack, no trace of free and uninhibited reincarnation, and I am either afraid of this or that all day long. Throughout the article, the contents of drinking, shopping, reading, writing, and chatting with important people are just scratching the surface. What a time travel article needs is passion. The author writes it like an essay about time travel. I urge you to understand the true meaning of time travel. If it is just this kind of time travel, you might as well write about being a prodigy of the moment.
It's a very good book, although it's not a time-travel novel that's fun enough. The protagonist is an ordinary liberal arts student. There's no officialdom power struggle, no black technology, and no brainless crushing. The supporting characters all have online IQs, and they're not forced to lower themselves. In addition, the ending is smart and good, and it's even worth recalling after reading it.
I just started watching it, and it didn't make me smarter, so my rating was low.
Semi-YY article, as the name suggests, makes you semi-satisfied. He was both a cousin and a memorial arch. Only men were allowed to kneel, but maids were not allowed to kneel. He took concubines secretly, but let his younger brother vote for chickens. The history is confusing and the map is confusing. The protagonist seizes the body in the unknown era, where there is no Jiang Shang, Sun Wu, Wu Qi, Wei Qing, Huo Qubing, Han Xin, there is only one naval general. Where in history is there no Emperor Qin Shihuang or Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, there is the Taishan Zen Ceremony. Wherever there is no history like Laozi, Zhuangzi, Mozi and Hanfeizi, there is the Confucius Temple more than two thousand years later. There is no Kongming anywhere, and I don't know what kind of lanterns are placed on the Qinhuai River. Where the map only has Shandong and Henan but not Hebei, you can go directly from Shandong to Taiyuan.