While others transmigrate as nobles and high officials or royal heirs, Lin Xiao finds himself starting out as the son of a bandit chief!
His father has vanished, his men are in rebellion, and even the Xiongnu are riding roughshod over him, stealing his wife...
In this world, can't I just live in peace as a bandit?
If that's how it is, then fine!
The Xiongnu, Northern Yan, Dongyi, the temples, cults, martial artists, empresses, saintesses, divine maidens: all of you, get down on your knees!
This world is mine for the taking! I, Lin Xiao, will claim it!
(My humble self has spent a long time carefully crafting this plot. It features farming, court politics, the world at large, love of family and country, the martial world, and more. I guarantee an exciting read! If you enjoy it, please show your support. Many thanks!)
After reading dozens of chapters, I can feel that the story is grand and solid, and the settings in all aspects are also very complete. In particular, the martial arts involved are pretty good and the fighting scenes are quite exciting. It is said that the author used to write fantasy.
How should I put it? It's not that there are no such articles in this genre, but there are very few that perfectly combine fun with national sentiments. The author himself is right. Although the protagonist is a bandit, he actually has more national responsibilities than those so-called officials. The whole book is about bandits, but it is full of national sentiments, which is very good.
The plot was well written and received five-star reviews.
Very good, worth a look.
This book is very good, but there is still room for improvement. For example, the author can see the comments. If not, I will teach you, hahahaha.
Village chief, please let Yang Shu be the heroine this time!
The male protagonist rushes to kill the Huns. It's so passionate and refreshing. Just for that, this book deserves a five-star rating.
Very exciting, I feel like I want to see the rise of a hit book, ah ah ah ah
Very good. I really like this book.
Very good book, worth reading