Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 698 694. Comments on "Subverting the Emperor's Chat Group"

What I recommend to you today is a work that has been widely recommended.

"This is the Emperor's Chat Group", black blood fan, level 5 author.

Category: Urban-Urban Life.

【Introduction】

Is Emperor Taizong of Tang the greatest emperor of all time?

Was King Zhou of Shang an ancient tyrant?
Who was the greatest man after the Qin Emperor? Was it the brilliant and ambitious Emperor Wu of Han?

Let’s see how Chen Tong, a generation of argumentative expert, clears away the fog of history in the emperor’s chat group and looks at the emperor’s eternal achievements from different perspectives.

This is a journey that subverts history and overturns all worldviews.

Let’s take a look at the true wisdom of our ancestors Yan and Huang!

【Golden Three Chapters】

Chapter One: A Shocking View. The protagonist, Chen Tong, is driven to despair by his mother's pressure to go on a blind date. He's a master of social networking and a fierce argumentative person. He stumbles into a chat group for emperors and is left speechless by the outrageous content of his friends.

Chapter 2: What do you think of the Jingnan Campaign? The emperors of various dynasties in the group all joined the chat group by accident and quickly fell in love with it. To test the protagonist, a question about the ancestor of law was thrown out, but the protagonist immediately refuted it.

Chapter 3, The Iron-Blooded King of Yan. This chapter should have been overhauled; much of the content doesn't align with the comments. However, the basic thesis is that the protagonist refutes the claim that Han Fei and Xunzi were the founders of Legalism, arguing instead that Shang Yang was the founder. He also proposes the three schools of Legalism.

【Brief Comment】

The author has written many works including "Douluo Dalu: My Martial Soul is a Soul Ring", "This is the Emperor's Chat Group", "The Academic Master in the Super Seminary", etc.

今天介绍的这本《颠覆了这是皇帝聊天群》首发创世，2020年8月5日上架，首订4300，于9月4日达成精品。

As of now, there are 4.14 collections on Qidian, 8.52 collections in the bookstore, 12 fans, and 2 alliance leaders.

His first order is a bit exaggerated. He ranked fourth in the same period, and his subscription ratio was 5, which is much higher than the average of 20. It seems unscientific.

At that time, when I saw the first order, I never thought that this book could be recommended.

The content is even more shocking. This is a group chat novel similar to the style of "Cultivation Chat Group".

The protagonist Chen Tong is a master of chatting in chat groups in real life. He often dominates various chat groups and quarrels with countless people.

He accidentally entered a mysterious supreme chat group. The nicknames of the group members were not only childish but also invincible. After chatting with them, he was surprised to find that these people were actually emperors from various periods.

The group leader is the First Emperor, and active members include Li Er, Zhu Di, Wu Zetian, Zhu Yuanzhang, etc., as well as various lurking experts.

The group chat began with discussions about the Legalist school of thought, whether strict or lenient punishments were better, and which emperors were wise and which were foolish. They debated enthusiastically online and pondered offline, considering what kind of monarch they were.

The author expresses various strong and radical views in the book and chats and debates with the emperors.

It not only subverted the emperors' three views, but also opened the eyes of readers.

However, I suggest you just take a look at it and don’t take it seriously.

After all, novels are just novels.
【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 thought this book had been quarantined a long time ago.

I didn't expect it to be still active and the updates are quite stable.

In the latest plot, the author not only came up with six analysis methods for emperors, but also came up with a six-dimensional analysis method for wars.

For people who don't understand this, it still sounds reasonable.

At least, he wrote it very carefully, and it was not just copy-paste or Chinese-to-Chinese translation.

(End of this chapter)