Fantasy: Rebellion at the Beginning, Shocking the Empress!

To be honest, the protagonist is of no use. He doesn't have to go to the battlefield in person at all. He is just a passerby. The rebel opponent didn't even have any magic skills. Knowing that the great master of magic skills was unreasonable, he was still a country. When attacking the city in the early stage, there wasn't even a strong person on the opposite side who could basically kill instantly. There were so many cities. Basically, it's a hectic genre, not much to watch. It's a bit perfunctory to suggest that other authors learn the details of the fighting. Also, the content is too boring and boring and looks like a white text.

If you want to be an emperor, you have to fight every day, so you don't need to write imperial essays.

The children's book is quite well written.