Overlord of the Wei Dynasty
by Tx Cheng Zhi
About This Novel
In the first month of the third year of the Yongxing reign of the Wei State, the Yan State's overwhelming army of 200,000 infantry and cavalry marched southward, conquered You and Ji, and captured territory in Ji. Please support Lao Cheng's new book "I had a suite in the late Ming Dynasty".
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Official(70)Scraped 21d ago
The author is mighty, and Emperor Ran Wei is mighty. He hates the Eastern Jin Dynasty and will definitely destroy it. There is still hope of bringing my ancestor Shen Jin under his command. He was the one who took the initiative to ask for support when Murong Xianbei went south to destroy the Huaxia clan. To aid Luoyang, the Eastern Jin Dynasty made him a champion general and the governor of the palace. He was given a quota of 1,000 soldiers, and he was asked to recruit the soldiers himself. Shen Jin led his family soldiers and 1,000 recruits to support Luoyang, and fought fiercely with the Yan army for more than two years. He defeated the smaller army many times with more troops. However, the gap between the two armies was too great and they could not break the siege of Luoyang. After Luoyang ran out of ammunition and food, and the Luoyang defender repeatedly requested support from the Eastern Jin Dynasty court to no avail, the Luoyang defender led his troops to break out of the siege, while Shen Jin resolutely held on to Luoyang. In the end, Shen Jin led more than 500 remnant soldiers and fought a bloody battle with 100,000 elite soldiers led by Murong Ke for about half a year. Luoyang was finally captured, and Shen Jin was seriously injured and captured. Faced with the temptation of Murong Ge's high-ranking official and generous salary, he remained unmoved and died generously. Shen Jin's age at this period should be in his teens or 20s. I hope to see my most respected ancestor shine.
More than 10,000 Wei troops versus 140,000 Xianbei troops
Fortunately, it has the aura of the protagonist. If it is written in a fictional way, I can understand it. But if you write a serious story, you can't be perfunctory. This is the 140,000 Xianbei army, and it is also a cavalry. It can kill you with just the number of people. I can't stand it anymore. Bye.
Honestly, why would I follow my conscience? Because it can be seen that the author really wrote the book very carefully,
I usually don't comment much on books, but I really want to comment on them this time. Because the Ran Ming written by the author is really too weak to fight for the position of prince. Even if he is a modern person, I think he should first fight for the position of prince. They always say that the time is not ripe and the conditions are not ripe, but when will the conditions be ripe? I have read more than 700 chapters about him becoming the prince, and I don't think the conditions are very mature. It turns out that all the people who supported him are dead. In fact, other than that, the plot and story are very good. But it's really too cowardly. I guess the author also saw that Ran Ming is a very cowardly person. After writing more than 800 chapters, Ran Zhi did not die and even ran away to Yizhou. I really admire the author's thinking. Wouldn't it be better if you killed Ran Zhi and sent another person to Yizhou to sinicize the local residents? After reading this book, I felt like giving up on it at least three or four times, just because of the setting of Ran Zhi. The author feels that there is a very good reason why his subscriptions are getting less and less. Every time it appears, Ran Zhi's subscriptions should have dropped a lot. Because many people have given up reading, because people want to read books to feel more comfortable, and this Ran Zhi always makes people feel unhappy when reading books, especially unhappy. The number of subscriptions will naturally decrease.
hehe!
It's just a noble clan, but they still only respect Confucianism, and they are also a time traveler!
In ancient times, the gentry paid most attention to reputation and etiquette. A woman (Xie Daoyun) went out privately, but still followed a man as a singer. Her ancestors would jump out of their graves and strangle her to death if they found out.
The protagonist written by the author is too ethnically hostile
I saw chapter 45. Your writing about ethnic minorities is too one-sided. Since it is for hegemony, there is nothing right or wrong. Since you look down on the Jin Dynasty and others don't want to see you, then what do you have to worry about?
...
It's just a woman. If you marry, you will marry. Jiji Wai Wai Wai Wai Wai. He also said that he has lived for more than fifty years in modern times and likes old women. Then go and find it among the refugees! He should not have starved to death in his fifties or sixties.
Silly x, in history, if Yue Fei didn't accept the call, Zhao Gou would only run out of food, and Yue Fei's 150,000 troops would collapse within a month. Don't take it for granted.
His own brothers were assassinated over and over again, but he could still endure it, and he was still the overlord. In the early stage, he was fine, and he was decisive in killing, but in the later stage, he gave up and gave up the book.
Haha, what a coward! Returning the overlord is so ridiculous!
Haha, what a coward. Returning the overlord is so ridiculous!
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Official(70)Scraped 21d ago
The author is mighty, and Emperor Ran Wei is mighty. He hates the Eastern Jin Dynasty and will definitely destroy it. There is still hope of bringing my ancestor Shen Jin under his command. He was the one who took the initiative to ask for support when Murong Xianbei went south to destroy the Huaxia clan. To aid Luoyang, the Eastern Jin Dynasty made him a champion general and the governor of the palace. He was given a quota of 1,000 soldiers, and he was asked to recruit the soldiers himself. Shen Jin led his family soldiers and 1,000 recruits to support Luoyang, and fought fiercely with the Yan army for more than two years. He defeated the smaller army many times with more troops. However, the gap between the two armies was too great and they could not break the siege of Luoyang. After Luoyang ran out of ammunition and food, and the Luoyang defender repeatedly requested support from the Eastern Jin Dynasty court to no avail, the Luoyang defender led his troops to break out of the siege, while Shen Jin resolutely held on to Luoyang. In the end, Shen Jin led more than 500 remnant soldiers and fought a bloody battle with 100,000 elite soldiers led by Murong Ke for about half a year. Luoyang was finally captured, and Shen Jin was seriously injured and captured. Faced with the temptation of Murong Ge's high-ranking official and generous salary, he remained unmoved and died generously. Shen Jin's age at this period should be in his teens or 20s. I hope to see my most respected ancestor shine.
More than 10,000 Wei troops versus 140,000 Xianbei troops
Fortunately, it has the aura of the protagonist. If it is written in a fictional way, I can understand it. But if you write a serious story, you can't be perfunctory. This is the 140,000 Xianbei army, and it is also a cavalry. It can kill you with just the number of people. I can't stand it anymore. Bye.
Honestly, why would I follow my conscience? Because it can be seen that the author really wrote the book very carefully,
I usually don't comment much on books, but I really want to comment on them this time. Because the Ran Ming written by the author is really too weak to fight for the position of prince. Even if he is a modern person, I think he should first fight for the position of prince. They always say that the time is not ripe and the conditions are not ripe, but when will the conditions be ripe? I have read more than 700 chapters about him becoming the prince, and I don't think the conditions are very mature. It turns out that all the people who supported him are dead. In fact, other than that, the plot and story are very good. But it's really too cowardly. I guess the author also saw that Ran Ming is a very cowardly person. After writing more than 800 chapters, Ran Zhi did not die and even ran away to Yizhou. I really admire the author's thinking. Wouldn't it be better if you killed Ran Zhi and sent another person to Yizhou to sinicize the local residents? After reading this book, I felt like giving up on it at least three or four times, just because of the setting of Ran Zhi. The author feels that there is a very good reason why his subscriptions are getting less and less. Every time it appears, Ran Zhi's subscriptions should have dropped a lot. Because many people have given up reading, because people want to read books to feel more comfortable, and this Ran Zhi always makes people feel unhappy when reading books, especially unhappy. The number of subscriptions will naturally decrease.
hehe!
It's just a noble clan, but they still only respect Confucianism, and they are also a time traveler!
In ancient times, the gentry paid most attention to reputation and etiquette. A woman (Xie Daoyun) went out privately, but still followed a man as a singer. Her ancestors would jump out of their graves and strangle her to death if they found out.
The protagonist written by the author is too ethnically hostile
I saw chapter 45. Your writing about ethnic minorities is too one-sided. Since it is for hegemony, there is nothing right or wrong. Since you look down on the Jin Dynasty and others don't want to see you, then what do you have to worry about?
...
It's just a woman. If you marry, you will marry. Jiji Wai Wai Wai Wai Wai. He also said that he has lived for more than fifty years in modern times and likes old women. Then go and find it among the refugees! He should not have starved to death in his fifties or sixties.
Silly x, in history, if Yue Fei didn't accept the call, Zhao Gou would only run out of food, and Yue Fei's 150,000 troops would collapse within a month. Don't take it for granted.
His own brothers were assassinated over and over again, but he could still endure it, and he was still the overlord. In the early stage, he was fine, and he was decisive in killing, but in the later stage, he gave up and gave up the book.
Haha, what a coward! Returning the overlord is so ridiculous!
Haha, what a coward. Returning the overlord is so ridiculous!
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🌟Category: History/Two Jin, Sui and Tang Dynasties ... La la la, I'm here to recommend a new book. I found this book through the recommendation today. It has only 400,000 words. After reading it in one go, I thought it was pretty good, so I added it to my book list. Being in Sanjiang is proof of the new book's potential. This book hasn't been put on the shelves yet, so I'll save it first and support the first order later. I generally have a lot of history books in my collection. After all, many people know my classification of history, but many of them are collected and deleted after reading twenty chapters, but not this one. How can I put it this way? Maybe it's because I like reading history because I have a bit of an angry youth personality, so I especially like this kind of passionate books, which have a strong sense of immersion. I wish I could go in and cheer for the protagonist! I haven't put it down after reading this book. Except for some typos, ** always confused the protagonist with the protagonist's father's name, there's nothing else... The author of this book is also an old man who wrote about the Jin, Sui and Tang Dynasties. He is considered an old author. The updates are very powerful, and there are several updates a day. It is more secure to follow. There are few books in this period, so it is better to give it a little help. The protagonist traveled through time and became Prince Ran Wei, King Pengcheng. His father was Ran Min, a national hero. I think everyone should be familiar with it. Then the protagonist single-handedly changed the outcome of the Liantai Battle in history. The Wei army fought 10,000 against 100,000, and achieved victory with some equipment and military morale. He successfully led the army to meet his father Ran Min, and then won consecutive battles due to his extraordinary performance. Later, due to Ran Wei's food and grass problems, he prepared to invade Qingzhou. Later, he was personally named King of Chu by Ran Min. He was the first-class king at that time. It seems that Ran Min has made up his mind to let the protagonist succeed him. ** Ran Min was well written, a bit heroic, and a bit cute. It felt aggrieved when the Jin Dynasty did not accept him in the early years. He lived up to the Han people, but the Han people failed him. I really like to see the protagonist acting cool. He is a bit of a cocky guy, a little bit cruel, but I find it very satisfying to deal with foreigners, so there is nothing wrong with him. In the later stage, I mainly focus on the career line of the protagonist, who is mainly fighting for hegemony. It would be perfect without adding a woman. I really think that this kind of iron-blooded war novel should not add any greasy plot, but add some touching plots of dying for the king and being loyal. Just like when the protagonist conquered Wang Meng! Except for one of those women, one of them blocked the protagonist's sword, but I don't think anything will happen to the protagonist. Instead, she only added to the chaos. And the woman that the protagonist accepted at the beginning was in vain for the protagonist to be said to be as good as Cao Mengde! ! I hope the author writes less of these plots! As for the war, I think the writing is great, it's so exciting and exciting that you can't stop watching it! ! Come on, call **! ! ! ! Want to see more good historical novels? Check out my book list! ! It's okay to like more~
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Reborn in the Southern and Northern Dynasties, he became Prince Ran Wei and watched how the protagonist changed his fate against the odds.
The new book by the author of "The Bloody Blade of the Tang Dynasty" has guaranteed quality and character. You won't be able to stop reading it.
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