Speed ​​through Troubled Times with a Horse and Chopper

Riding and cutting plug-ins, killing wild boar skins, how can it be said that it is so exciting? What's rare is the author's excellent writing style and detailed historical materials.

The author focuses on honesty, saying that he only kills people, but the content never leaves the focus on killing people. There is no female protagonist, and the main plot is only about killing people, killing different people, and using better weapons to kill people. Comparing it horizontally with the similar King of the West killing series, the main advantage of this book is that it contains a lot of historical elements. It is fun to behead the guy you want to kill in history, which is a unique feature of this book. At present, the biggest problem with this genre is aesthetic fatigue. If you keep killing and killing, you will always get tired of it. I hope the author can appropriately arrange killings and killings as a lubricating plot. Generally speaking, if you like the Onishi-style protagonist, you can check it out. The quality is good and suitable for relaxing reading.

There was a book about the Three Kingdoms Warriors players traveling through the Three Kingdoms before. The writing was very naive, but the creativity couldn't stand up (it doesn't seem to be the first book review, it seems to be someone from an external website). PS: I have always wanted to read about the Yellow Turban traveling through the Three Kingdoms, my own method, and the theme of driving thunder and lightning, but unfortunately I can't find it. If there is one, and the writing is good, I would like to send it to you. That one has always been on the list, so this one may be considered a follower, but it makes up for its lack of writing. The horse-and-blade player takes the panel to travel through the late Ming Dynasty, and one man forms an army to penetrate the wild boar skin. The shortcoming is that the content is a bit dry and not exciting enough. The protagonist has an army and can defeat ten thousand people. It seems that the court doesn't care.

The main character has a lot of strength, it's a cool story, but it's not brainless. Killing one person is a crime, killing ten thousand people is a hero, killing millions is a hero among heroes! Heroes among heroes, the ways are different; they can see through thousands of years of benevolence and righteousness, but they can show off their glory in this life. He who loves notoriety does not like good reputation, and he kills millions of people without punishing him. I would rather teach everyone to gnash their teeth and hate me than teach me and no one will scold me. Looking at the world for five thousand years, where are the heroes who don't kill people? I am a hot-blooded and good man, but how can we be inferior to those of the past?