Treasures of China: From the Start, Ranking the Ten Greatest Figures of All Time

I gave this book a good review because the beginning was really good; I could easily imagine the scenes described in the text. However, the later parts weren't as good; most of the content relied on live commentary to introduce the scenes and characters' personalities. Finally, the article's rationality and rigor are questionable.

The plot was very engaging, and I really learned a lot while watching it. Under the guidance of the protagonist Lin Yi, I realized that the people of ancient times and that dark era were actually like this. It makes me lament how tragic life can be, especially when the characters' emotions are truly intertwined. It makes me realize that history isn't what I thought it was. Lin Yi's resolute decision to risk his life and survive, the help or misunderstanding from the people in this book—all these things allow me to experience the protagonist's character. And at the very end, there's an interesting detail that I hope all the ladies and gentlemen will observe carefully.

Such a good book, why is nobody reading it?

Why is the author so interesting in the beginning, but becomes less interesting as the story progresses?

Honestly, even though I only watched half of it, I cried several times.

My overall impression is that it's very good. It contains a lot of historical knowledge and figures, which helps you understand history better. The character portrayals are not awkward, and the slogans are not just empty rhetoric. Thumbs up! (/≧▽≦/)

Friendly reminder: People who are easily moved to tears or are quite sentimental should definitely prepare tissues before watching this.

The plot is quite good, worth watching!

1. The system is both its strength and its weakness. The system grants the protagonist the ability to travel through time and converse with figures from the past and present, allowing him to recreate history completely and efficiently without fabrication or acting. This novel and unique perspective is refreshing. The author's extensive knowledge and brilliant writing, eloquently engaging in dialogues with several great emperors throughout history, are truly breathtaking! These two points are its strengths. However, precisely because of the premise of "time travel," and simply out of fear of being dissected for research, he almost watches priceless national treasures being auctioned off as cheap props, which is nerve-wracking and frustrating. Why couldn't they have come up with a more acceptable excuse? 2. After two or three hundred chapters, the repetitive plot becomes tedious, and the system's growth is no longer apparent. I decisively stopped reading! 3. Input method issues: homophones are often misused in many places.

It's not good, I can't stand watching it.