Wei Palace

I started reading Xiaojian's books from The House of the Three Kingdoms. The Wei Dynasty is also very long and majestic, and it also contains a lot of humor. The quality of the book is guaranteed. Everyone is welcome to support it. Anyway, I have always supported it...

Very good, much better than other historical novels. But I like the palace fight part more.

To be honest, I came here to see the palace fight, it was so lawless. Regarding war, I have a poor understanding of ancient arms. First of all, when it comes to cavalry, there are many ways to grow contradictory soldiers and cut the legs of horses with swords and shields. The second heavy cavalry, with upper and lower armor, is not afraid of repeating crossbows and bows at all, but is afraid of crossbows and catapults. The third heavy armored infantry, fully armored, how do you deal with the light cavalry? Just get up after hitting it, but you can't cut through it. I don't know why light cavalry still wins against heavy steps. Your understanding of arms is so poor. No matter how slow the heavy armored cavalry is, can't they still run faster than people? I skip the battles as soon as I see them.

I have read more than sixty chapters, and I am very impressed with Yulong. Does anyone who reads the book know her ending? Can you tell me?

This book is undoubtedly very exciting, and Zhao Hongrun's life is also very exciting. He originally wanted to be a dandy in the prosperous times, just like his imperial uncle, but unexpectedly he inherited the throne by some strange combination of circumstances, and also conquered all countries and unified the world. From the time he first led the army on an expedition when he was seventeen years old, Zhao Hongrun's life has been very exciting. He especially hopes to make it into a TV series. Of course, he must first follow the original work, otherwise he should read the novel!

Dude, it's been many years since I've finished reading such a long novel. It's really good. I skipped to the ending without reading the next one or two hundred chapters. I regretted it. You know, it's really good. I read it for less than half a month. I'm sorry I read it on a pirated website. Reading your novel made me feel like I was there. I was so sad to watch King Su grow and die. Thank you. I don't know what I'm going to read next. Haha (ಡωಡ) hiahiahia

Everyone in the world thinks that the prince is good, but how could he know that it is also difficult to be a prince? Those in high places enjoy more rights and benefits than ordinary people, and the cost they pay for this is hundreds of times that of ordinary people. The morning rooster has not yet crowed, but the princes who are the future heirs to the throne must get up early to learn the way of being a king, learn poems and songs, understand the general trend of the world, and have an insight into the situation in the court. Even with such efforts, not every prince can ascend to the top position. After all, there is only one throne, but there are many successors to the throne. What's more, to win the throne, you not only need to defeat many brothers around you, but also contact the ministers, and more importantly, win the favor of the emperor. But this is not easy. A king is suspicious by nature and may not be able to please you. Instead, he will be killed if he does too many unjust things. If you think about this clearly, why bother fighting for the throne? Although Zhao Hongrun is a prince, he has never had this ambition. In his eyes, being trapped in the palace and learning how to be a king is not as good as being among the people, having fun with the people, and being free and unrestrained in the world, which is the greatest happiness. During the Wei Dynasty, during the reign of Zhao Yuansi, the eighth prince Hongrun was the most "uneducated and unskilled" among the many princes. Zhao Yuancai tested the talents and statecraft of the princes in the Hall of Wende, and Hongrun attracted Zhao Yuancai's attention with the words "Everyone in the world thinks that princes are good, but they don't know that it is also difficult to be a prince. I have risen before the concubine has risen, and I have not slept before the concubine has slept" and "The people are strong and the country is prosperous". Naturally, Zhao Yuanxi would not "let go" his son who had strange ideas but was indeed beneficial to running the country, and wanted to train him as his successor. One desperately wants to be cultivated, and the other desperately wants freedom. Naturally, there are endless contradictions. It can be said that it is endless fun for Hongrun, a prince, to battle wits and courage with the emperor.

Since ancient times, our country has been known as the land of nine states. As far as I know, there are now 9 cities with state names, Fuzhou, Hangzhou, Suzhou, Guizhou, Guangzhou, Lanzhou, Huizhou, Quanzhou, and Xuzhou. I don't believe anyone else knows the difference. Can anyone name one? I think he's his father.

I prefer battlefield texts. Without these battlefield texts, how can it be considered a grand fictional history book?

Why did the internal treasury of the nursing home get corrupted? Why do tens of thousands of female donkeys scream in the middle of the night? Who is responsible for the serial pig rape case? The door of the nunnery gets knocked every night. Is it a human or a ghost? What is hidden behind the unexpected pregnancies of hundreds of mummies? Is behind all this the distortion of human nature or the loss of morality? Is it the burst of hormones or the helplessness of hunger and thirst? If you want to know the real inside story, please pay attention to the book of Taoist Exorcist, and let us follow the camera to the inner world of pig feet!