The Last Song Dynasty's Ambitious Hero

It is well written. It is a light and refreshing novel. It has war and love. The story has ups and downs and a clear distinction between love and hate. It is very enjoyable to read. I give it five stars. I hope the author will continue to work hard to write better novels.

Very good. The plot is exciting. The description of the characters and personalities is not exaggerated. The pace is slow and well grasped. Come on, Ness.

Since it is a time-travel novel, the editor might as well try to incorporate role-playing and period language into it, which might make it more interesting. The ancient text is directly applied to the modern thinking that is too straightforward, just like watching Li Youbin's "Bright Sword" first, and then seeing the beautiful costume "Bright Sword" in which Xiao Xianrou has just finished fighting the bayonet and still has a messy hair style, it is so refreshing.

Come on, come on, come on! ! !

It's okay, the development is slow, and it's quite real. Compared to the other book, this book is still. . . .

It's nice to read, but why are there so few chapters?

The wooden book is exciting and has a clear storyline.

The hell-level time travel of the Southern Song Dynasty was well written overall, but the ending was a bit too fast, but it was still a good article!

It's a good space to think about, a humane space…

The thinking is clear and the story is vivid!