Great Warriors of Sui and Tang Dynasties

I originally thought I would just occasionally write down a few kilograms in between, but I didn't expect that there would be dozens of chapters in a row. Ten kilograms is the weight of a watermelon. When I was four years old, I could run up and down holding a watermelon. Now at the age of 16, I can also run up and down holding a bag of fifty kilograms (one hundred kilograms) of rice. It seems that I am also born with supernatural powers.

Luo Chengtang's disciples came to you and became blacksmiths and farmers? Luo Yi was the general manager of Youzhou during the Sui Dynasty, okay? And do you have any misunderstanding about the blacksmith? How could a blacksmith shop be opened in the countryside? Repair farm tools? This is a fake blacksmith who can wield a sledgehammer and work part-time as a farmer! Aren't you afraid of losing both your energy and blood if you still use a sledgehammer under these conditions? He didn't even have a martial arts inheritance on the battlefield, let alone military tactics and strategies (don't talk about modern people, whoever believes in them will **)! The funniest thing is that a dignified young lady from the Qin family married a farmer from a remote village. Is this a match made in heaven?

First, Luo Cheng's father is Luo Yi, not a blacksmith. Second, the weapon Luo Cheng used was a gun, not a hammer. The key to training soldiers into elites in the third and half months is just for 12/16 year olds. Fourth, the 13/14-year-old adopted son at the age of 16 called the 16-year-old Luo Cheng's adopted father drunk. This is just the poison in the first hundred or so chapters. I'm so disgusted that I don't recommend watching it.

The weight of weapons is written according to reality, and once a battle is fought, it is written according to fiction. A general holding a few pounds of hammer dared to attack the enemy's formation and killed countless enemies. It was so eye-catching. As soon as the novel begins, the soul of the book - the warrior - is emasculated, and there is nothing left to read.

I haven't read the book yet, but I wanted to laugh when I saw the introduction. Isn't Luo Cheng a fictional character based on Luo Shixin? Why are you Luo Cheng's younger brother? I have a question - Luo Shixin and Luo Cheng appeared at the same time. Does the author intend to write this book according to official history or according to romance?

On the high-speed train, the girl next to me kept nagging me since I got on the train. Her boyfriend didn't buy a first-class seat because he disliked second-class seats. After nagging for a few minutes, Her boyfriend said: Let me upgrade you. Where did the girl say she would be promoted? Her boyfriend said rising out of the window. Hahahahahahahahaha I couldn't help laughing out loud on the spot

Luo Cheng is just a character in the novel adapted from Luo Shixin

You can either just call Luo Cheng. What does Luo Feng mean? If you change your name, you still have to say that Luo Feng is dead and now you are called Luo Cheng. Moreover, the previous text does not match the following text.

To be honest, I was quite interested in this book after reading the introduction. I thought it would be great, but after reading the beginning, your book is not what I thought. If your book was written as a romance, it shouldn't have started like that. According to history, if Luo Cheng's surname is Luo and his given name is Shixin, then the protagonist's soul has passed through the body of the main character. It's good to write it like that at the beginning, but in the introduction, Luo Shixin is my brother? Isn't it embarrassing to think of yourself as your younger brother? To be honest, the writing is really bad when I refer to history and romance together.

Damn, a master of guns in the Luo Cheng family was written by the author to be a master of hammers like Li Yuanba. I'm so drunk