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Overall, it's pretty good and worthy of my five-star review. However, the author made a mistake in understating Jia Xu's numerical value. I posted a comment and you can take a look at it. If the author doesn't believe me, you can check Jia Xu online and adjust Jia Xu's numerical value. By the way. One thing I forgot to mention in that comment is that during the Han Dynasty, Confucian learning included the six arts of a gentleman, including etiquette, music, archery, charioteering, calligraphy, and arithmetic. Among them was swordsmanship. Therefore, Jia Xu's force value should also be adjusted upwards. There is nothing else. The author's writing style can be improved (ง •̀_•́)ง
Newcomer, new book, support! ! ! This is the first time I read Zhu Zhanji's writing. There are some mistakes. Sometimes the writing is half-written and half-written. It looks awkward, but it's not a big problem. I hope it will continue to be updated
Come on, the writing is good
I wrote it myself, so of course I have to [salute] myself five stars.
Note that Xuanzong was only four years old
Good looking, good luck to the author
Come on come on come on come on
Good. Very well written.
The content of this book is okay, but I wonder what the plot will be like next? Big cheers for the author!