Kuo Jin

Emperor Danling's new book. Historical text of the Sixteen Kingdoms of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The protagonist travels through the timeline of the Eastern Jin Dynasty when Shi Hu died and took advantage of the Northern Expedition. As the leader of Guizhou, he pretended to be the Liu family of Pengcheng and joined the local real Liu family to escape southward. Now he has entered the territory of the Eastern Jin Dynasty and is about to be received by the Governor Chu Pei who will follow the Liu family to accept the defeat of the Northern Expedition. Why read this book: Although I didn't read the previous book before it was on the shelves, it was just an imaginary history or a hodgepodge of Sui and Tang Dynasties changed skins and high martial arts was really not suitable for Emperor Dan Ling. This return to the orthodox historical text is much better immediately, and it still has the same taste as the previous two books. Why not read this book: In addition to the failure of the previous book, another problem is that *Inertia always creates some extremely controversial plots near the end, which even destroys the character of the protagonist. I guess this book is no exception. Generally speaking, food and grass will be reassessed later depending on the situation.

The first one is expansion, the second one is clearness. After reaching the Sixteenth Kingdom of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Zhongliu attacked the water and determined to expedition to the north, pioneering the Wuhu in the Central Plains, and then sweeping away the noble families in the court. The so-called clarifying the world, creating new industries, and continuing China. This is the truth, but in the autumn of AD 349, the fifth year of Yonghe, when the time traveler came to the Eastern Jin Dynasty and became one of the most common refugees in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the first thing to consider was, how to survive this winter? How to avoid falling off the kill line? Another old-fashioned time-travel story.

The outline is expanded on one day and cleared on the next. After reaching the Sixteenth Kingdom of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, Zhongliu attacked the water and determined to expedition to the north, pioneering the Wuhu in the Central Plains, and then sweeping away the noble families in the court. The so-called clarifying the world, creating new industries, and continuing China. This is the truth, but in the fifth year of Yonghe, in the autumn of 349 AD, when time travelers came to the Eastern Jin Dynasty and became one of the most common refugees in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the first thing to consider was, how to survive this winter? How to avoid falling into the killing line? Another old-fashioned time-travel story.

This is another historical text with great potential. What is it like to travel to the Eastern Jin Dynasty and become a refugee? How did a refugee survive the winter in ancient times? Is this an alternative killing line from ancient times? Currently in the process of updating, the writing is very good, highly recommended.