Blood Sacrifice at the Mausoleum of the Yellow Emperor, 1938

This isn't a fast-paced, quick read; the characters and local customs unfold gradually, creating a sense of immersion. I found the little tiger head adorable at first glance—did it get a lot of attention? I liked him. He "turned back and said timidly" that he brought a ruler to his grandfather's room, probably anticipating that his uncle wouldn't be bringing back incense today. Such a cute little foodie!

This is the most exciting, realistic, and humorous spy novel I've seen on the Tomato platform. The author's profound literary skills and beautiful writing style have made this spy novel as brilliant as a classic literary work! The agents from both the Kuomintang and the Communist Party are vividly portrayed!

This book depicts the story of the struggle between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party for control of the "Huangling Imperial Roots," the Japanese invasion with their ruthless ferocity, the Soviet Union's malicious aiding and abetting of the invaders, and the joint efforts of both sides to resist the enemy.

I really like the setting of this story. There's no system, no cheat codes; it's a pure historical novel about the War of Resistance against Japan. The local customs and traditions are very interesting, and it feels like a realistic historical account! The characters are commendable, and I feel like I want more. I strongly encourage the author to keep writing. Keep it up!

A refreshing novel about the War of Resistance Against Japan; I hope the Soviet Union wasn't so despicable and shameless.

I haven't read such a good novel in a long time. I hope the author continues to write excellent works.

A very good book, witty and humorous, with a tight plot.

Having read this far, I feel it's a very good novel. Some of the historical facts are refreshing, and the poems interspersed throughout the chapters are very fitting... I look forward to the next chapter.

Eloquent writing, beautiful