What was a historical novel about the Qin and Han Dynasties with the male protagonist's surname Wang and the female protagonist's surname Hua? Where can I watch it?

2025-02-11 09:08

This book was called "Han Yuan." The characters in the book included the male protagonist, Wang Xie. He was extremely rational and decisive in killing. He was ruthless and fierce to his enemies, and was loyal and tolerant to his friends. The female lead was Hanago, who had a weak appearance but a tough heart. She was a national beauty and had excellent zither skills. The male supporting role was Liu Hong, Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty. Although he was the emperor, he had no real power and wanted to overthrow Dong Pang. He was scheming and knew how to endure, but he lacked the ability to govern the country and trusted eunuchs. This book can be read on Qidian Chinese website. Author of Han Yuan: Cold Skin, a historical novel/Qin and Han Three Kingdoms novel with Qin and Han, elements of hegemony. User recommendations: [82] Time traveled to the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, and the Three Kingdoms were about to rise. The protagonist struggled in the torrent of history and fought for his own world. It wasn't completely detailed (as the author said), but the plot intelligence was on the line and it was quite comfortable to watch. The protagonist was a special forces soldier in his previous life. He transmigrated with his comrades, and then his comrades died in an accident. His initial goal in this world seemed to be simply to survive, to do some small business every day to support himself, and to repay those who had helped him. Later on…because of a rescue, he was swept into the torrent of history. He wanted to be an official, wanted to stand out, and wanted to give his beloved woman an aboveboard identity. Thus, he entered the military camp and befriended a group of famous figures in history to fight for his own power and status. The main character's character setting was generally more specific. He was a person with an online IQ and good physical fitness. Although he could not compare to the current experts in some of the unique techniques of the ancient people, as an ordinary soldier, the protagonist could be said to be brave and resourceful. At the same time, I feel that the protagonist in this story doesn't have a strong desire to change history, or perhaps it hasn't reached that step yet? Although there were many historical figures in the story, the first reaction of the protagonist was often to get close to someone familiar, and then use the power to make friends. So far, there was no obvious move to take them under his wing. The main plot of the story is probably the promise that the protagonist made to the female protagonist (should be) to earn enough status to come back and marry her. I prefer this relationship and hope that there will be a happy ending in the end. The plot of the entire story looked very smooth, and the reading experience was quite good. The characters in the plot basically had brains, which made me very happy. The biggest highlight of the first half of the novel was probably the chapter names. Although some of them didn't seem very neat, they were enough. However, there were no chapter names from chapter 36 onwards, so he could not help but feel regretful. If I had to point out a flaw, the story wasn't interesting enough. The part that made me happy when I read it was probably the daily life before I entered the military camp…Could this be a common problem with history? After all, they had to respect historical facts? There was also a paragraph or a few large sections of popular science content that didn't feel particularly appropriate. Anyway, I skipped it when I read it. In general, there was nothing wrong with this story. It was just that it was relatively slow to heat up. After reading more content, it felt good to read it in one breath. He hoped that the author could persevere and finish the story. I hope you will like this book.