Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1349 1347. Comments on "The World of Huang Tian"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend to you a completed and excellent historical text.

"The World of Huang Tian", Luo Xiaoming, 306 million words.

Category: History - Qin, Han and Three Kingdoms.

Summary:
The sky is dead, the yellow sky should stand, and the age of Jiazi will bring good luck to the world!
"Suffering, corruption, bullying!"

"We, the common people, have suffered so much. Officials are corrupt and rampant, bullying us at will. We are nothing more than peddlers, farmers, and soldiers, without a home to live in. We are unknown to the Emperor of Han. To the almighty Emperor of Han, we are nothing more than ants!"

"The officers and soldiers called us moth thieves!!!"

"The world is suffering from a severe drought, with no harvest, yet taxes are becoming increasingly heavy, all because of the arrogance, lust, and indulgence of the eunuchs and the powerful!"

"We have no place to live, no weapons to fight, but we have strength in numbers. Now we, wearing the Yellow Turbans, gather together and rise up to overthrow the Mandate of Heaven. The Han Dynasty is doomed, and we will take its place!"

"The blue sky is dead, the yellow sky should be established, the year is Jiazi, and the world is blessed!!!"

【Brief Comment】

He also has a new book under his name, "The Wind Rises in the Late Ming Dynasty", which we will talk about another day.

The book I want to talk about today, "The World of Huang Tian", should have been posted in a short video before, but I haven't written any pictures or texts separately, nor has it been included in "Cang's Ramblings".

The initial concern was about the title and subject matter. As everyone knows, it is a story about the Yellow Turban Army in the late Eastern Han Dynasty.

Unlike other Three Kingdoms themes, this book is written from a different perspective, and the author is very bold. He said he is a newcomer, but both the writing style and the rhythm are very experienced.

Readers who like to expose the identity of others can leave a message to share.

This book begins with a series of battles. Although the protagonist is a time traveler, he is not extraordinary, with no immortal cultivation or fantasy. He is just an ordinary soldier in the Yellow Turban Army. Faced with a crushing defeat, facing the powerful attack of the Han army, especially those famous generals who have left their names in history, he is powerless to turn the tide.

Although he led his men to rescue Zhang Liang, he could only watch his mentor Zhang Liang die in the subsequent battle. Not to mention Zhang Jiao, who died at the beginning, and Zhang Bao, who was at the end of his strength.

By the time he became a general, the Yellow Turban Army had only two hundred men. This was the first team he had after he used a trick to gain a small pass. His starting point really couldn't be any lower.

The author is very good at describing war scenes. The opening battles are very immersive. He does not use overly complicated military terms to confuse the audience, but instead gives a general description of the battlefield situation on all sides from multiple levels. Some details are also very well-placed, which makes the reading very exciting. The slogans are especially loud and inspiring.

I read it quickly, but I still remember some of the key plot points. The protagonist's image may not be clear at first, but his actions at critical moments are still impressive. He can be said to be brave, resourceful, and decisive. The more depressing the description, the more you realize how rare it is to have a prosperous era.

Friends who are short of books can really go and read it.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

I hope the subsequent plot of this book will be equally exciting and live up to my initial expectations.

I also hope that the author’s new book will be just as bold and attract more people to pay attention and support it.

His writing talent is truly worthy of recognition.

(End of this chapter)