The Han Spear

Some personal suggestions: 1. The protagonist should be created more fully, and his IQ should not drop out from time to time. For example, offending a powerful person for someone he did not know at the time, even a declining noble, cannot be solved by force. Don't let the supporting characters be too brainless, otherwise there will be no point in stepping on them, and it will make the protagonist look like a fool. 2. The plot has more ups and downs, which probably means it is more enjoyable. Personally speaking, it does not mean that the cup is more enjoyable, but that the protagonist takes the initiative to lay out the plot, rather than relying on people around him to be in danger to promote the plot. 3. The influence of power in ancient times is beyond imagination. You cannot not ignore the people of the world just because you are powerful in force, and because you are a descendant. Even generals who hold military power often die under the oppression of power. Come on, author.

This book is good overall, but the various information is poor and leaves an impression.

Ok ok ok

It's really good, but the names of some things at the back are wrong.