Slanting Wind

The wind is blowing, and warlords are fighting in a melee.

Grain-- The work of an old author is above the standard in terms of standard, and the writing style is not bad. However, compared to the aforementioned "Storm of the Late Ming Dynasty", this book seems a little slow. The update speed is not fast, but it is updated once a day. It also has a plot that can be opened in a meeting. For me, the biggest highlight of this book is that it was chosen at a good time. Most of the online articles focus on Beiyang and the Republic of China, and there is not much involvement in the late Qing Kingdom period. This book reproduces that era better, and the treatment of the great powers seems more reasonable, which is relatively rare in modern historical articles.

Zichai Dad's books are all very good!

The writing style is consistent, and the pig's feet are not domineering. He just borrowed a notebook to show the immortal descending to the earth, and made the first pot of gold: a small group of rebels recognized his identity and ability, and gave it to 50 people. Now we are relying on these 50 people to defeat the rebellious Green Camp after brainwashing and formation. It's still fun to watch!