The Sword Illuminates the World

The writing is still readable. I hope it won't be an anti-Tatar divine text in the end.

The book is written with ups and downs, and can be written freely. It can be said to be fascinating, depending on everyone's preference. The only drawback is that it is too short. It would be more perfect if there were another 4 or 5 hundred chapters about doing business and making money, practicing steel and making cannons and guns, inventing the steam engine and sailing to dominate the world, and unifying China and the Asian continent.

The writing is good, but there is no such thing as the "Tian Wang Da" or "I am the second king" who is awesome and coaxing from the beginning! Every step is taken with care, and nothing is perfect! Good

The writing is very good. The author carefully researched the information. The entire structure is also very rigorous. The characters and plot are vivid and full. But it's a pity that the appendix is ​​missing. Alas.

The subject matter is good, and it is very similar to a previous time travel novel that was also set in the Yantai area, but the descriptions are each different.

A very good book, worth recommending

Looks good, come on

Not finished yet? ! Well written! But suddenly it was over

Good feeling, so high-end

Very good book, I really like reading it