Late Jin Dynasty Long Sword

There are more than two hundred chapters, and what I see is basically that the protagonist defeats the enemy again and again, and then leaves, the pig teammates can't defend, the protagonist comes over to wipe the butt, and the enemies jump out one after another like leeks. It's really meaningless to go back and forth like this. When the protagonist really develops, the Han people in the north will be finished long ago. You have to write that the protagonist is weak and needs to rely on the imperial court to develop. Obviously the protagonist is basically invincible. None of the pig teammates can defeat Liu Yuan's 60,000 troops. Twenty thousand people can defeat Liu Yuan's 60,000 troops. People on the other side will avoid you when they see you. As long as you still believe that the imperial court is orthodox and do not directly express your intention to rebel and obey the instructions but not listen to the announcement, the imperial court will not be able to move at all. What's more, these pig teammates can't defeat the protagonist at all. You really have to fight for it. Why does the imperial court have a righteous cause to send troops to defeat the protagonist? It should have taken the opportunity to coerce the imperial court to build one or two states and then concentrate on development, improve the basics, expand the size of the army as soon as possible, and wait for the opportunity to seize the world. The protagonist is young and low-status. How hard can the bones of those in the imperial court be under the threat of survival? After so many wars, it is really meaningless to have an army of more than 10,000 people serving as fire captains everywhere.

During the Shunzhi period of the Qing Dynasty, there was a well-known landowner in Tongzhou, Lao Cai Tie Gongji. On the 30th of the twelfth lunar month of that year, he ignored the persuasion of his children, got up shivering, moved to the kitchen, took out the old flour leftover from the previous year, kneaded it into moldy dough, and wanted to use it to make dumplings. The old man rolled the dough into a long strip and cut it into two pieces. He died before he could even shape it into dough. His family was in tears and held a funeral for him. There are two pieces of dough left on the table, neither eating nor throwing them away. The old man was stingy all his life, and any waste of thread would be like cutting off his flesh. After discussion, the family members buried the two sections in the coffin. After the Sino-Japanese War of 1894-1894, the Qing Dynasty building would collapse. Puyi abdicated in 1912, the Qing Dynasty fell and the Republic of China was established. The grave of the old landlord has been destroyed. When the rainy season arrives, sewage overflows from the rivers and soaks the soil. The old landowner's coffin had been soaked in sewage for many years, and the two pieces of old dough buried with him developed a chemical color. In the past two decades, the size of the city has expanded rapidly, the East Fifth Ring Road has been completely developed, the tombs of old landlords have cracked during the excavation of real estate foundations, and the old dough has been exposed to the light of day. A passing xx merchant accidentally discovered it and saw nothing The man picked it up, blew it away, took it back to the store, rolled it into a dumpling wrapper, stuffed it with beef, green onion, leek and egg fillings, packaged it and handed it to the delivery man. This is the taste of the xxx I ordered today

I really can't stand it anymore. What on earth did I do after thousands of years of accumulation of knowledge, and then I have all kinds of hobbies of collecting widows and wives? It's really disgusting.

After writing about how all the powerful families are fighting for power, I want to see the light rain on the streets of Tianjie as moist as cakes, and the bones of public officials all over the world.

I can finally read it on QQ Reading. It's worth saving so many reading coins.

It's a very nice novel. The author's descriptions are very good in all aspects. It has a special sense of history and the time span is also well arranged. Friends who like history are worth reading! Another suggestion is that you can arrange a postscript when finishing, such as: Shao Liang's survival situation, whether it is 400 years or more; Shao Xun encyclopedia; Shao Xun's main figures in the harem encyclopedia; Daliang important ministers' encyclopedia of famous generals, etc., Which are also readers' detailed understanding of the characters in the whole book; future modern people's evaluation of Shao Xun; or Shao Xun's artistic performance in film and television. In this way, it will be more immersive. You can refer to Shao Song's postscript. It is very well written and readers will like to read it more. The last postscript of "Fusheng of the Late Tang Dynasty" just felt a bit lacking. I hope I can write more this time. If you like watching, come on.

Just so-so! It feels like you have traveled through time in vain. ** You have been stationed in the fields for 7.8 Years. You have thousands of soldiers. Time flies so fast. Your strength has not changed at all. It would be better for the refugees to rebel at the beginning of **! There are only a few hundred children who have been studying for 10 years. They have not invented anything, and they have not opened iron mines. More than 40,000 people in 4 counties are still refugees. I am absolutely speechless. I really can't stand it anymore.

I'm halfway through watching it, and I really can't stand it anymore. It's really disgusting. I'll fall in love with every wife I see (in order to marry Tuoba Yulu's wife, I also found a concubine of Shi Le for comparison). It's endless. A few are enough. You don't even have your own elaborate work (intelligence system) to fight a war. Information depends entirely on luck and aristocratic families. You are fighting a trivial battle. There is no tolerance for the relatives of his own woman. If he makes a mistake, he will be demoted at most, and then find a reason to pull him up. The typical example is Yu Liang (Yu Liang in history was also stupid as hell). To put it bluntly, it is nepotism. In the early stage of development, you can deal with aristocratic families under the banner of tolerating each other for the country. In the middle and late stages, if you are still tolerating each other for the country, I will tolerate you. As the founders of the first generation dynasty, the Yu family, the Wang family and the Pei family can be punished by finding some reasons and using traps. The first generation king has no iron-blooded temperament at all, let alone At that time, the aristocratic family can't be cured. As long as you don't exterminate the clan, support the sidelines or take refuge in the pig's feet and become the leader of the aristocratic family (not to mention that it can't be done, as long as the aristocratic family has strong bones, there won't be so many people who seek refuge with the Xiongnu), you can't change the world. Besides, Xianbei and the Xiongnu have also taken some of them, won't they and the aristocratic family restrain each other? It's just that I couldn't bear it after reading half of it (maybe I'm biased, but I really can't stand it anymore), and I won't read this person's books again in the future.

I have read more than 20 chapters. The army is worse than the generals. If the country is not destroyed, it will be unbearable. The protagonist licks the princess first. Then if nothing happens, the queen will also hook up. Open mouth slave, shut up slave. You are just licking a dog. Do you still want to dominate the world?

Abandoned, a time-traveler with force and thousands of years of experience doesn't even dare to rebel, but wants to seek refuge with others, saying that farmers can't make the climate change. Don't time-travelers know that farmers are the most powerful force, as long as there are people to lead, and civil servants and generals can cultivate themselves, isn't he good? It's annoying to see it, and even the brain has been lost,