A huge silver mine in the Burial-Bone Mountains brought immense wealth to the Tilen family, whose fully armed warriors united the Yinghe-Melu region.
But even after founding a kingdom, the supreme king’s ambition continued to swell. Yahailu Tilen launched an invasion against other peoples, and war swept across everyone on the Heluobo Great Plains. A boy of just seven was caught up in the raging conflict.
After losing his mother, he was sold into the Batu family by a twist of fate and made a gladiator. He also became the sole disciple of Tubale, the first gladiator to win his freedom. Deprived of freedom, he lived each day as though it might be his last.
But no one knew that this gladiator’s flames of vengeance would one day sweep across every inch of the Northern Continent!
It is indeed a rare and good book. The content is more in line with the world view, and the characterization of some characters is not obtrusive. It is more enjoyable to read. How can I say, keep working hard and keep up the good work!
The book is definitely a good book. But it's limited to good plot and writing, but the number of typos he made is scary. To be honest, if you read it slowly and read every paragraph, rather than just glance at it, you will be interested in reading it from the first few pictures. There are too many typos at the end, which somewhat affects the perception.
The content is very exciting. Why are there so few people watching it?
Not bad, so beautiful
Very good. I would score 85 to 90 points for pure recreation.