The Third Generation of Sui Dynasty

There was a man who joined the army in 615 AD, fought against the invasion of the Eastern Turks in 616 AD, encouraged his father to raise an army in 617 AD, and became the king of Qin in 618 AD. After four wars, he defeated the Qin Dynasty, defeated Song Jingang and Liu Wuzhou, destroyed Wang Shichong and Dou Jiande, and severely damaged Liu Heitai and Xu Yuanlang; he created a prosperous age politically and was known as the emperor of the ages. But here are the defeated generals, the disfigured people, the divorced wives, the narrow-minded, incompetent and angry people. Another joke is about a fictional character who is so handsome that women can never forget him just because they met him when they were little. He doesn't even care about ancient etiquette and takes the initiative to flirt with him. History is really a little girl who has been dressed up randomly! If you defeat a fool, you are better than a fool; but if you defeat a genius, you are more talented.

Zhang Xutuo is dead, but Qin Qiong can still be by his side. I personally suggest the author to read more books

The writing is really good, but there is one thing that is very strange. The background does not seem to be right. Not only the Longxi family and the Guanzhong family are rebelling, but the other families in the world are rebelling. The protagonist uses their strength together to fight against the most powerful force in the world. I am afraid it is not easy to write here.

China has 4,000 years of history. Yang Guang is one of the true emperors throughout the ages. Some people insist on judging heroes based on success or failure, which only shows that their structure is too small. However, sometimes the reality is so ironic. Heroes are ill-fated, but those who dare to be enemies of the entire world deserve the respect of future generations!

Updates are too slow. There are only three pictures a day, which is a bit unreasonable.

Sometimes it's hard to understand without a map

It is the aristocratic family and the Confucian sect who are behind Yang Guang's hands. He is an eternal sage. This title is given by all foreign historians.

It's just a cool novel, with no connotation, no depth, and I can't stand it. Good systems are used directly. Everyone is surprised that the protagonist is so powerful, so powerful, so powerful... No more, the enemies are all the same as fools, the strength of the aristocratic family, and the strength of Wagang have to be defeated in front of the protagonist. The force value is still full.

Basically, there are some pitfalls in writing a book. After all, everyone has different hobbies. Some people like it and some people hate it. Anyway, I think this book is quite good, but there is one thing that is particularly poisonous, that is, the relationship between the protagonist and the heroines is very poisonous. I think a hero who plots the world should not lick it at every turn. It would be better if the wife wrote it more gently and generously. If it had been written about a knight-errant or something, and his wife had his ears pulled or something like this, he wouldn't have become so twisted. In ancient times, women's ethics such as the three obediences and the four virtues were highly regarded. Even if the protagonist came from time travel and could accept it, other people would not be able to stand it. We readers would also find it quite poisonous. If I change this later, the problem will disappear. At least it seems to me that there is no problem.

It's too shady and Li Er, which is very boring. I feel like if you can't write a magnificent story about suppressing Li Er, you will discredit others. Discredit your opponents and become more and more rubbish. If you become more and more stupid and then defeat others, then you are better than a fool, right?