The Bright Moon Shines on Han Pass

"Reader Comments" The new book has good writing, a light-hearted and funny style, and there are more female protagonists. There are four female protagonists in more than 80,000 words. It is estimated that they will have an affair with the protagonist in the future. It should be a stallion story (this is something that all men should like, except for men and women). It is a pity that there are no ambiguous scenes. It needs to be strengthened! Pig's Foot is a policeman who traveled to the late Ming Dynasty and became the second young master of the Dong family. He has a bit of a personality, but he is very smart (Pig's Foot is not smart, he was beaten into a pig's head long ago and will not survive three episodes), and he is very good at assessing the situation. The pace is a bit slow at the beginning, and there are a lot of dialogues, but it is also very exciting. It is quite interesting if you look closely. If you don't look carefully, it will probably be fine if you scan it, but you may miss some clues. It is recommended to read it carefully and read it as a joke. The transitions between plots are natural, not abrupt, and there is almost no trace of connection. The characters are fairly well-drawn and the plot is quite interesting. The shortcoming is that there is too much emphasis on literary drama, and some martial arts dramas are brushed aside, probably because it is not necessary to write them. Martial arts dramas are what make people excited. They need to be strengthened. Eighty thousand words, perhaps because the number of words is too small. Looking forward to the next episode. Judging from the name, martial arts is indispensable at the end.

A passionate historical novel, back in the Ming Dynasty, a young policeman turned into a rich playboy. A conflict that forged an indissoluble bond with the future emperor. Changing history starts with changing the emperor. Fight on the battlefield and unify the Liaodong desert. Promote sea power, wherever the bright moon shines, all is Han land. ... Dong Xuanwu sneered: "Coming here holding an olive branch? Your damn fleet has arrived at the door of my Ming Dynasty. You tell me you are coming holding an olive branch?" Please don't let the olive branch slip from your hands? Do you want me, the Ming Dynasty, to cede the coastal cities to you, allow you to garrison troops, and set aside a few concessions for you, so that you can exercise consular jurisdiction, so that your olive branch will not slip? Damn it, I want such an olive branch too! Go back and tell your so-and-so governor and so-and-so prince, just one sentence: If you want to fight, then fight. Let's see if the wind blows tomorrow. Will the east wind overwhelm the west wind, or the west wind overpower the east wind? "