Song Thief

To put it bluntly, this book is well written, with good writing style, clear main line, and no reading difficulties. It's not like some books that I don't know what to write after reading for a long time. There is a lot of irrelevant content, rambling, and countless branches. Then the overall IQ is online, there is no system, and there is no obvious reduction in IQ, which is very good. Let's talk about the shortcomings: First of all, is there such a thing as the idiot drinking? Whether you can drink or not has nothing to do with what you drink? Whether you can drink alcohol or not depends entirely on your physical condition. For example, if you can drink a pound of white wine, it will only turn into three pounds of rice wine. A box of beer is no larger than that. In ancient times, rice wine was drunk, but it was said to have a higher alcohol content than beer, so it was considered a low-alcohol rice wine. You are used to drinking plain drinks, so why don't you drink five jins? Some people with good alcohol capacity can drink ten or twenty jins. What do you mean by saying that you don't get drunk after a thousand cups? Do you think when you drink rice wine, what others drink is white wine? Does your ability to drink well have anything to do with what you drink? I don't understand at all where the brain circuits of you authors are? Then there is the lack of military common sense. A good ancient war turned into a young and Dangerous guy killing people on the street? You wrote a myth about an archer. I suggest the author take a closer look at how ancient wars were fought. As a reminder, Nurhaci raised an army with thirteen pieces of armor, why not thirteen swords, or bows and arrows, or spears? Feel it for yourself. When it comes to the pinnacle of cold weapons, Qi Jiguang is the first to recommend him. Qi Jiguang was also the first choice for military training. In the words of the late Ming Dynasty, even if you fight on land, you can't escape Grandpa Qi's work. In fact, the peak of ancient military development was the late Ming Dynasty, and the Qing Dynasty regressed.

The writing is good, but I saw a stupid joke, you are soul-piercing, and whether you can drink it has nothing to do with you. Furthermore, if you drink a lot of beer, others will also drink a lot. Don't you think that if you drink a glass of beer and others drink a glass of beer, it's a white bar?

The protagonist has to be brainless, charming but timid, and has a bit of a mean personality. It's really hard to be interested in watching it. I haven't seen the big poisonous points yet, but I can watch it if it's boring.

[No system, no 985 science and engineering man, no historical prophet, no legal background] The plot and setting have little impact and will not affect continued reading. Because after writing it, I realized that the original golden finger settings are redundant😅.

Actually, this protagonist has his own opinions and can lead everyone to overthrow the rule of the Yuan Dynasty, which is very good. In the early stage, you saved your first assets through fighting and robbery. It is very good to develop your own team through this asset. I'm very optimistic about him. (Serious nonsense.)

It's too boring. Chapter 7 doesn't advance the plot at all. I'm still playing.

From the beginning, it was destined that the protagonist was a descendant of a certain Zhao and Song royal family and later became a figure like Liu Xiu and Zhongxing. I really don't like being a coward

Verified, super good-looking, finished watching it in one day

It's not an upgraded monster-fighting story, but the unfolding historical line is a bit surprising.

Haha, to be honest, it's average, just take a look