National Fate: I Can Summon China’s Famous Generals

Give it four stars. If you look at the previous article saying that the one emperor through the ages is Li Shimin, take off one star (this is purely a personal preference. I personally think that the one emperor through the ages can only be Brother Zheng).

The true meaning of China is not that a great power comes with all its majesty, but that it is fearless in the face of powerful enemies. It is about protecting and being fearless in the face of bleak life and dripping blood. China is not powerful because of the coming of all nations to the DPRK, but because of these

It looks good. The author should continue writing. Just don't have a female protagonist. Having a female protagonist means that the male protagonist has a weakness, which is not good.

Author's own review. A new book is on the shelves, I hope you all like it. After reading it, if you think it still appeals to your eyes, please raise your noble fingers, add a reminder, and light up five little stars by the way. I am a humble author, always bowing my head and looking forward to it. Love you~

Not bad! Meng Tian, ​​the greatest warrior in the Qin Dynasty, is no worse than Xiang Yu.

The following is my personal opinion! Personal opinion! Personal opinion! The writing is very good, especially the plot of the protagonist and the famous general killing the enemy on the battlefield. But there are a few flaws: 1. When the protagonist summons a famous general, he will describe the famous general's great achievements, but when he talks about the famous general dying in a certain war, he will always forcefully sensationalize it, which is a bit embarrassing. 2. The protagonist's introduction to famous generals is a bit one-sided. When he talks about how powerful the famous generals are, it makes people feel a bit flattering. There is also less description of the audience and the country outside the battlefield. When the country discovers that there are so many powerful ancients, it will definitely let experts investigate. However, this aspect seems to have appeared once, and then there is no introduction to the progress. I think we can let the system introduce the great achievements and personal qualities of famous generals from various countries, so that there is no need to introduce the protagonist. If it is sensational, we can broadcast the tragic BGM when the famous generals defend the country to the death. There is no need to explain it orally, it will not be said to be forced to sensationalize, and it will be more natural, and the protagonist's rainbow fart will not be embarrassing later. The above are just personal opinions and immature suggestions. I wish the author a happy life and create more great works [Blow a kiss][Blow a kiss]

I've read seven or eight chapters, Huo Qubing is so handsome. What a great imagination, putting famous historical generals into a fictional space, appearing one after another, and defeating them. I'm very curious, who else is behind, and there is a country name, I haven't realized it yet... It's getting more and more exciting, but I'm being shallow. I thought it was just a simple military commander showing off. On December 23, I saw an unfamiliar name, and then I checked this person... There were two brushes

It is this kind of devastating effect. When it comes to cold weapons, China is the king.

Super exciting. China has an extremely strong foundation. There have been countless top-notch famous generals in Chinese history. They have the ability to recreate their subject matter in a novel way and write it very well. After all, they are all former heroes who deserve to be remembered.

I personally was quite excited when I read it, and even shed tears in some scenes. After all, it is a novel about the five thousand years of the Chinese nation, and the writing is quite exciting. When I read it, my wife would always tell me that it is not as good as Boran. I personally prefer Chinese history, and I am not exclusive about foreign history, so I feel very familiar when I read it.