A County from the Start, and I Crowned Myself Emperor on the Spot

Okay, originally I felt that writing the old man to death would be a lot less meaningful, but in the end, it turned out to be okay. I hope that the main characters who appeared in the early stage will not disappear in the later stage, and the old magic stick can be mentioned again, or upgraded.

Chapter 20 [5 Stars] The writing is good. At the beginning, the rebels rebel and become emperor. A small town sets up a court and can be surrounded and suppressed at any time. The protagonist has a golden finger to see his personal abilities. It is not bad. The background is also well described... Chapter 32 [5 Stars] The protagonist is suspected to be a superhero? He has the talent to view entries, the psychology of various court battles, the way of being an official, the power structure, and the descriptions are all in place. The protagonist's countermeasures are also very good, and the enemies themselves are not mentally retarded. Chapter 79 [4 Stars] I found that the protagonist occasionally likes to be a bit mentally retarded... There is a certain rationale for the reform, but some damn systems are completely nonsense. The author... Well, it's hard to explain in one sentence. The talent hasn't appeared for a long time, and I don't know what the purpose of this talent is. Chapter 105 [4.5 Stars] Many battlefield plots, well described Chapter 191 [5 Stars] The description of the battlefield is quite realistic, okay Chapter 196 [4 Stars] The protagonist is mentally retarded, but he doesn't set up a horse-rejection system when facing the cavalry? Let those precious veterans die and be killed and injured. The protagonist must be an idiot. He always pretends to be cool in some plots and creates a character who seems to know everything. Chapter 197 [3.5 Stars] Boredom always likes to talk about the system (you boast that your system is awesome, but there are many loopholes, why do you like to emphasize the system you established), Damn, although the historical description is relatively realistic, I can't bear the author to do this. This should actually be put at the front, when it is time to frame a few battles in detail, and now start writing about the city? And there's so much nonsense

It's not easy to write a book, so it's a five-star review. The demining is completed, fictional history + farming hegemony + loyalty golden finger + small country flow (in the beginning, the king of the suburban county proclaims himself the emperor or his relatives proclaim the emperor.) The plot is acceptable, the details are stiff and passable.

The book is very interesting. It is one of the few male-video books that I can read. It is not like other books with a girl on the left and a girl on the right. It is very popular among people who read it. It is a pity that the ending is too hasty. I give it a five-star review. Come on!

This is the second book of the same type that I have read. It is quite good, but the development is a little slow. The pace is slow and the details are relatively complete. The three hundred chapters of Two Counties are too slow. But I also understand that it will be difficult to write about the war in the world after that. Especially the attack and defense of a large army is easy to write, and the destruction of a city is even more difficult. I still hope to write it well. The author should be more energetic and don't lose his place. Well done [laughs]

The current book review is 6.5, And I have listened to the book to chapter 140. Overall, it is very good. I think it is good if I can read it in the abstract. After all, Tomato books are currently in short supply. To the author, the writing is very good. There are not many flaws so far. Listening to the novel is very smooth. The current rating is a bit low, but it does not affect the book. The author is great, give it a thumbs up ~ It took less than 30 minutes to read, because I turned on the emulator on my computer to listen to novels (playing games and listening to novels) and did not log in to the computer (because after logging in, almost all the books pushed by the system have been read or disliked, so the computer usually does not log in. When using the computer, when I see a chapter on my mobile phone, I directly search for the title of the book and jump to that chapter). I said this book is good because at least I can listen to it, it is not disgusting and there are not many flaws, so this book is good, but there are a few chapters after I have almost finished listening. Hey-hey

It's so beautiful. This book should be the first novel that I have read completely word for word. The author's writing is so good that it makes people excited. In addition, the rhythm is also very good, and the plot advances at a very appropriate speed.

I used an old tablet to read Tomatoes before, and this book is my favorite. I stumbled upon this book today using my new phone, and it was updated. I was really surprised. Although this book contains a lot of nagging elements from the author, I like the overall idea very much. I also hope that everyone will read books like this and don't give up on the youthful spirit because of the hardships of life.

Death is not your enemy, eternity is. Black, so damn dark. The arrival of life from the ocean to land is a milestone in the evolution of life on earth, but those fish that landed on land are no longer fish; similarly, the people who actually enter space are no longer humans. Death is the only beacon that always shines. No matter where you sail, you must eventually turn to the direction it leads. Everything will pass away, only death will live forever.

Can see! Much better than those Long Aotian