
Born Han Xin
天生韩信
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 14y ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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279Chapters
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768Fans
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After reading two chapters, I am speechless. The author is either a junior high school student himself, or he is out of his mind. He sets the protagonist as a junior high school student to travel through time. Hehe, he is so old and has so little social experience that he cannot support himself in modern times. What's more, in the era of war and chaos at the end of Qin Dynasty, do the majority of readers want to see the protagonist play house in the late Qin Dynasty? Abandoned the book directly
When will the author release a new book? I have kept this book for 6 years since you came out. I review it once a year. It is difficult to find such rigorous novels. I hope to continue to publish new books. It is well written and has made up for many details.
Does the author stop writing books?
Does the author stop writing books? How many years have I been waiting and I still haven't seen the author release a new book?
So beautiful! The inner world of the characters is deeply portrayed! Be the king of the universe. Think about military strategy based on literature! Chinese culture has a long history. Unification of the world is not a myth.
The whole book was very smooth to read, and overall, it was very good. Especially in the first half, Han Xin, a country boy, has entangled with heroes one after another from leaving the mountains to entering the world. He runs away under the influence of love and heroism, and chooses to stand on the opposite side of Liu Xiang. As for Han Xin's personal growth line, it is already relatively mature. Of course, there are many shortcomings. First, the portrayal of the group of characters is not deep enough. Whether it is Ying Ke, Yu Ji, Liu Bang, or Xiang Yu, it ends hastily in the middle and late stages without much description, which is a bit regretful. The other is about the explanation of the Book of Heaven, including some metaphysical things. The protagonist is the emperor and the empress. There is no detailed explanation of these foods, and the construction of the world view is still not complete enough. As for the subsequent development of the plot, there is no generous heroism during the Qin and Han Dynasties, and there is no romantic love between the characters. It comes to an abrupt end after marrying Yu Ji. In fact, I still hope that there will be a few extra chapters to make up for it and explain the relationship between the characters and the follow-up. After all, love is an important factor in pushing Han Xin to the world. If it is not explained, the framework will not be so complete. Overall, this book is quite good as an online text, and I can personally give it a favorable review.
A novice, suitable for newcomers to check out
Recommended, say important things three times, recommended! Recommend!
Many people say that Han Xin does not deserve to die. I just want to say why? Don't you all understand that war is just an extension of politics? Why doesn't anyone follow Han Xin if he boasts so much about him? In the final analysis, Han Xin is just a pure military strategist who knows nothing about politics, and his political quality is even worse than Xiang Yu's. Han Xin, who didn't understand politics, asked Liu Bangqiang to be the king of Qi. As everyone saw, he didn't understand governance at all. So in the end no one followed him. Then the end is only death
What a mess
I've read a few chapters and can't read it anymore. It's too rubbish. Is it okay for a time traveler to say that he doesn't know anything?