The Butcher of the Five Barbarians

Napoleon said: "A soldier who does not want to be a general is not a good soldier!" Every man has a hero's dream and a general's dream in his heart! When I was a teenager, I watched "Chen Zhen" and "Huo Yuanjia" and my blood boiled! I couldn't help but roar a few times, punch and kick, carve wood into swords, and dream of one day: Wu Gou has a snowy moon, riding a horse and shooting stars. Kill one person in ten steps and leave no trace in a thousand miles. When the matter is over, he brushes off his clothes and hides his body and name. Fighting with a sword to the end of the world, accompanied by beauty. Discuss swords at the top of Huashan Mountain, talk and laugh at the top of Taibai Mountain. Or if a young man with great ambition invades China, he will be punished no matter how far away he is. Galloping on the battlefield, fighting with iron and steel. The moon shines over the mountain, and Chanyu is killed at night. Break through the gap in Helan Mountain and fight decisively at the edge of the North Sea. Or the hero dies in his twilight years, the desert is lonely in smoke, and the sun sets over the long river. The ancient road is winding in the west, and the thin horse is moving forward. Lying in a lonely village at night, dreaming of falling into the glacier. A general will die in a hundred battles, and a strong man will return after ten years. When he grew up, he resolutely went to the military camp to repay his lifelong ambition. It is better to be a centurion than a scholar! Or the peaks are towering and the troops are training in Kunlun: the summer is hot, the wind and dust are dark, the sound of killing is shaking, the iron armor is booming, and the ballistic trajectory cracks the sky. Or the boundless autumn scenery, with soldiers ordered at the foot of the Tianshan Mountains: thousands of horses galloping, iron currents surging, red flags rolling, thunder cracking in the sky, and clouds covering the surrounding fields. In the setting sun, soldiers and horses are returning, drinking wine as a song, drinking the west wind, and lying drunk on the flat sand. Once upon a time, I looked for him several times in my dreams. Chasing the past, the mountains are closed and the moon is cold, and the yellow sand is buried, how many generous men there are. The husband behaves like a peng. Like Ban Chao, he aspires to travel a thousand miles and returns strong in the evening; he is full of passion and devotes himself to the country. After he retired from the army, he was idle at home and often dreamed of returning to the company camp. After watching "Eight Hundred" and "Changjin Lake", my adrenal glands are boiling and my hormones are exploding! So he was so passionate that he wrote hard every night, with only bright lights and cigarettes for company. The outline of ideas fills the dream; the eyes are sunken and the complexion is gray. It took more than a year to create more than a million words. With the mortal world in mind, I imagined the path of a hero: commanding millions of troops and whipping up the whip within the universe; conquering the four seas and sweeping across the wilderness; driving away the strong bandits from the outside and bringing peace to the people inside; looking at the world, and the world will come down to the court; I am the only one in the sky and on the earth! A man's ambition, a hero's dream! I write this book as a dedication to myself and to all my book friends!

It's understandable that soldiers don't kill young and old at birth, but I don't agree with the concept of national integration during this period.

I have read more than forty chapters so far, and I have to say that the cultural heritage of Da Da is indeed very profound, and the writing is concise and capable, without a word of nonsense. It's not a cool novel, but it's more enjoyable than a cool novel. The male protagonist Ran Min is well portrayed, a tough guy who is resolute and powerful, but also has a tender heart that cherishes the beauty and cherishes the jade. I look forward to him driving away the Wuhu and regaining the old mountains and rivers!

Although it feels a bit like a romance, Ran Min is really a fierce person.

The author has a deep foundation in history and rich experience in world affairs. The combination of pictures and texts makes it easier for people to understand the situation and direction of the war. Ran Min has written many books, and the author has done a great job with this one. Come on! ##, Feng Shaoshui

The battle in Pishi County is so wonderfully written. I have never heard of half of the weapons such as jinglan, flying bridge, ram chariot, ladder, and bed crossbow. Moreover, the author also has notes on ancient place names, hand-drawn artwork, and pronunciation of unfamiliar words. It is really thoughtful. It is the best novel about the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms that I have seen so far.

Finally, there is a novel about Wuhu Luanhua. The characters are well created, and some of the fighting scenes are also very interesting. It feels a bit like Water Margin and a novel.

A must-read for King Ran Min

Well written, the historical research is quite rigorous "Five Husty Rebellions" refers to a major historical event in which the Xiongnu, Xianbei, Di, Qiang, and Jie tribes took advantage of the turmoil in the Western Jin Dynasty and the weakening of national power to form a political power with the intention of controlling the entire north.

The author writes well and the content is also good