The End of the Tang Dynasty: Starting from the Junzhou Bandits

Five-star praise. I have finished reading the first volume with 38 chapters. The plot is compact, the logic is tight, and the history is self-consistent. The character of Sun Huan is three-dimensional, clear in mind, decisive in killing, military and political separation, and good control. What is commendable is that this character is not a "morally impotent mother" or a "hypocritical mother" who has traveled through the circle. It is quite good. Suggestion: When writing a historical novel, it is best to provide a high-definition map at the beginning of the chapter in the chapter about the offensive situation. If there is no ready-made one, a red and blue hand-drawn map should also be provided to facilitate readers' timely comparison. Every few chapters, a situation map of the major armies will be provided. [Eat melon]

A bit short, too short

A well-written Tang Dynasty novel with normal intelligence and low level of intelligence.

It seems to be very good at the moment, very good in the early stage, but it's a pity that he is another Cao thief [eating melon]

Good book, relatively true.

The writing is pretty good

Combined with the history books, it looks great.

This book is not bad