Push the Sword Horizontally

[General recommendation] Start with a platoon leader under Li Yunlong, kill the enemy and provide equipment. A company can have 1,000 men and dozens of various artillery pieces. Although it is old-fashioned, it can be seen that the author's basic knowledge is solid and there is nothing unreasonable. In particular, the description of each character is very good. It is basically not out of touch with the TV series. Every dialogue in the article can appear in the mind.

Bright sword, cool article, big plug-ins

The text and routines will keep repeating the more I read later, but I still prefer this kind of work, and I prefer swords and military themes, so I basically scroll very quickly. Basically, I take a look at its title, and then glance at its chapter content. Even if I have finished reading that chapter, there are still more at the beginning. I read the plot line by line, and the more I saw the following, I realized that there were repeated routines, so there was no need to read it. I just pushed the plot, and then in the story of Liang Jian, I pushed the northern Shanxi area horizontally, leaving Jinyang untouched. I arrived in Jizhong. I just arrived, and then maybe because of the review or some other reason, I finished it directly. It's over. It's over in a hurry, but it's time to end. The content becomes more and more repetitive as you go to the end. Maybe it's to improve the word count or to increase the interest. In short, it keeps doing the routines that the author personally finds interesting, but in fact it's not interesting, so you can read this book at any time. You can read it. If you find something uninteresting, as long as you don't want to read it, just treat it as the end, because the book itself is like half-written, no more, and then directly given an ending. If you don't want to read it, just read the last two chapters, because this thing is not finished in the first place.