All-Out War: I Can Summon Heroes from Every Era of Chinese History
全民征战：我能召唤华夏历代英雄
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- 560k Words
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- Urban
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- Urban High-Concept
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The Protagonist Reveals His Power When China Is in Peril
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“I Shall Give My Life to Protect the Lights of Ten Thousand Homes Behind Me” (Desperate for Something to Read!)
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A Cultivator Emerges, Shocks the Nation, and Guards China
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China’s History Has Been Lost, and the Protagonist Is Chosen by the Nation’s Destiny
What’s Behind Him? China!
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Who Knew Red Could Once Be White! Who Says China's White Bones Are in Decline?
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Late Ming Dynasty Conquest Novels
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Set up the System so that each country has several of its strongest people at present! Whenever someone dies, the next strongest person takes their place, while that country is punished...
Ancient-Era War, Generals, Cavalry, and a Champion Marquis
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China Lies Ahead. The Gods Shall Not Pass!
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All I want to say is, I love this book! At first, seeing the surname Bai made me uncomfortable, but after persevering, I was completely won over. The female character and the main storyline didn't interfere too much; in fact, the content was just right, and it was very touching. Yeah, the white one is so weird. The protagonist and she don't develop any romantic relationship at all.
5 Stars! Recommended, but I don't know if the author will update frequently. I cried three times while reading the part about the white-haired army. Ms. Bai's role is indeed a bit too much. I don't recommend having a female lead. It's very well written!
First of all, I want to say that I personally really like this book. It's one of the few books I've finished reading on Tomato (a popular Chinese TV show), because I really admire Huo Qubing, the Marquis of Champion, so this book is quite good.
I really like it. Aside from the forced marriage by Ms. Bai and Confucius's lack of educational skills, which I didn't particularly like, everything else is pretty much perfect.
This is the second book of its kind I've finished reading. However, both books have their flaws: they're full of depth in the beginning but lack substance later on, with the plot progressing too quickly. I initially thought your book could go on for another thousand chapters or so, but suddenly it's heading into a high-level battlefield. Still five stars. Hope the author keeps it up and starts a new book! 👍👍👍
Ah, it's really quite good, worth reviewing. The writing is very touching, or rather, the story itself is very moving. If you're not interested in the female characters, you can skip them without dropping the book; that part is relatively short and quite disgusting, but it gets much better later on, basically gone. The heroes in it... Ahhhhh, they're truly amazing and leave me with a deep sense of regret.
I truly admire the author's imagination, presenting historical figures from China's 5,000-year history in a game-like format. The only drawback is its brevity; there are far too many historical figures left untold.
Overall, I felt it was pretty good. There wasn't anything that made me feel uncomfortable or out of place, unlike some novels where certain plot points or scenes are glossed over. Although there were some uncomfortable moments, the author redeemed himself later, making up for it in time, which was quite good.
Seeing the First Emperor return to public life was truly exciting! The whole book is very complete, both in terms of story development and character portrayal (I admire it). The article follows a well-developed narrative, without the author either belittling or praising any particular figure.
It's pretty good; the overall feeling is like a man's fleeting dream.