Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 1466 Comments on "Supporting the Han Dynasty"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend a new book by a great author to you.

"Supporting the Han Dynasty", author: July New Film.

Category: History - Qin, Han and Three Kingdoms.

Summary:
In the 13th year of Jian'an, at Changbanpo in Dangyang, Liu Bei's group reached its darkest moment. Cao's army triumphed, Liu Bei was defeated, and he abandoned his wife and fled. However, Adou was not the only child left behind.

The time traveler's second life as Zhang Shao, the younger son of Zhang Fei, is unexpectedly imprisoned in Cao Cao's camp. Ten thousand cavalrymen line the river like roaring tigers and leopards, a thousand ships line up like torches, and fish and dragons rage. With the Battle of Red Cliffs imminent, Zhang Shao resolves to unleash his wisdom and courage to restore his own and Ji Han's future!
PS: This book is also known as "July Edition of the Three Kingdoms", "My Father Zhang Yide" and "Shao Han".

【Brief Comment】

He has six books to his name, including "I Am the King in the Spring and Autumn Period" and "Qin Officials", especially the latter, which once sparked a craze for pre-Qin themes, and he also became a legend with this book.

Last year, after completing his new book, he took a long hiatus. This was due to health issues, and those familiar with the work should know the details. However, he didn't elaborate on the details in his new book. As a reader, I hope he can maintain his health and continue to update as usual.

The new book chose to release the official chapter on his 33rd birthday, which is commemorative and may have some special meaning.

The story is clear: the protagonist travels back in time and becomes Zhang Fei's second son, Zhang Shao, while his older brother, Zhang Bao, is killed in action at Changbanpo, his body left exposed in the wilderness. In the chaotic battlefield, even survival becomes a concern for the eight-year-old protagonist.

Left behind on the battlefield with him were Lady Gan's two daughters and Xu Shu's mother. Traveling together, they naturally became a bigger target. Initially, the protagonist planned to survive alone, but the protective feelings shown by the Liu sisters made him reluctant to harm them. Even after painting their faces and disguising themselves, the men were quickly discovered by Cao's army.

The fifth Hongshi, sensing their suspicious identities, brought them before Xiahou Ba, where they were revealed by a traitor in the Liu family. The protagonist then loudly revealed his hidden identity: he was Xiahou Yuan's grandson. His mother, Xiahou Juan, had been abducted by Zhang Fei at the age of 14 and later became Zhang Fei's wife. This was a secret Xiahou Yuan never wanted to be known, but word spread through the military camp, and naturally, it would reach Prime Minister Cao Cao. His admiration for the brave general gave the protagonist a chance to survive. After imprisonment, he used his position as a symbol of power and was not mistreated. He and his group were soon released and moved into a large mansion.

Xu Shu placed great importance on filial piety, and upon learning his mother had been captured, he was distraught and left Liu Bei to join Cao Cao. The scene of their reunion, naturally filled with bitter scolding and genuine emotion, moved even the protagonist, who had traveled through time and space.

There aren't many chapters in the new book yet, but it's clear that the writing and plot are both ingenious and meticulously crafted, with a great deal of thought put into the work. The author also explains that the setting is primarily drawn from historical sources and novels, and while there are some that are rigorous, there are also others that meet the needs of online writing.

His books might not immediately grab the reader's attention with their imaginative ideas, but they're definitely not preachy, and they don't come across as pretentious. I suggest you keep an eye on them and wait until they've grown in length before deciphering them. Finally, I hope he takes better care of his health; health is paramount.

【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】

No explanation, my writing skills have been declining recently.

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