Southern Song Dynasty Military God

It is a well-written book. The author is very good at accurately outlining the external scenery one by one. It is almost lifelike, which fully reflects the author's writing skills.

What is special about this book is its depiction of characters. In the author's writing, every action of each person is just right, with clear and reasonable reasons, and it feels very natural to read. Although many supporting characters only have a few characters, they are unforgettable.

! Rubbish! ! ! !

The Big Man of the Southern Ming Dynasty , the protagonist traveled through time and was kidnapped by the invading army. After that, he led some soldiers until he had an independent small territory, and gradually became a prince, named Wei Gong. This book is steady and steady, not a stallion, not brainless, and only gives a few golden fingers, such as reminding Li Zicheng that he copied Shanxi merchants, and beware of Wu Sangui, making Donglu have no eyes and ears. Due to the butterfly effect caused by the protagonist, Li Zicheng was defeated in Beijing, but there was no huge battle. Chongzhen hanged himself, but Prince Zhu Cixiang went south to ascend the throne, and the romance of the four kingdoms of Ming, Qing, Shun and Xi was about to be staged. Book lovers who are in a book shortage can collect it and take a look.

What a view! It seems to be written very well! Is that a well view? That's called Jingguan! It was a high mound built with human heads to show off martial arts!

It's been a long time since I've seen such an interesting novel. Wouldn't it be strange not to give it a positive review? Therefore, it is necessary to give it a five-star review without hesitation. Hehe, I really like this type of writing.

What the hell? If you don't mean Liao dog and Song pig, why do you call it Song dog? Because this is a golden man? ............----The good-for-nothing protagonist, being so passive and sabotaging his work, is just an arrogant maniac. He dares to say that he is a soldier. Soldiers should remember to benefit the country and the people and fight for righteousness.

Although the protagonist really wants to curry favor with a European nobleman, he doesn't want to admit it. Although the protagonist really wants to be the emperor, he insists that he doesn't want to. And he kept saying it over and over again, and kept saying that he was not the emperor. He insisted that he was forced to become emperor. I have never seen such a hypocritical protagonist. It's so shameless.

The beginning is good, the author's skills are pretty good, and he portrays the people in this general environment very well. I was attracted by the first few chapters, but it started to get addictive from Gao Yuniang and Gaojiazhuang, Gaojiazhuang and its disgusting people. The protagonist is originally the savior, but a group of people look down on the protagonist, and the protagonist is still fawning? This really ruined the image of previous jailbreaks. I couldn't stand it anymore and was deeply poisoned. It's a pity that the very good seedlings have turned into poisonous weeds. I think there should be many brothers who were persuaded to quit by Gaojiazhuang like me.

Those rotten people in Gaojiazhuang repay kindness with hatred, are selfish, despicable, self-righteous, and even bully children. They are complete villains... I can't stand it anymore