A Small Soldier on the Border of Xiliao

It's a very exciting plot. I don't understand Xiliao at all, but I think this book is very interesting. Don't be too excited to compete with Genghis Khan. Question Mongolia, understand Mongolia, and become Mongolia. When it comes to aspects that I understand, I can't stand it. 😐

It's a pretty good subject matter, well-written, and has a strong sense of history. Regardless of whether it's true or not, at least the logic is sound and it can be justified. Prairie Tribes is better written. You can refer to the Han Dynasty. These are the only two books like Tomato that you can read. The aliens who were stabbed in the back could be let go with all their beards and tails, and Mao didn't dare to move. The key was that he was still one of his affiliated forces' sons. Shouldn't the other party be afraid to death? If the protagonist is afraid of being directly exterminated, it would be better for the protagonist to just let the eldest prince who was stabbed in the back and his army go back unscathed. Haven't you ever heard of fearing power rather than virtue? Therefore, the affiliated forces will not think that you are generous, but will only think that you are weak and powerless, and anyone can bully you! The more I write in the future, the more abstract and coy I become, and I am no longer decisive in killing! Abandon it, it's too poisonous

Already read, Dashan, it's rare to see such an unpopular article. I just finished reading Yelu Dashi's Rebuilding of the Liao Dynasty to Mongolia's Destruction of the Liao Dynasty. I don't know how great this book would be if it could be involved in major European events such as the Crusades.

I feel like the author could draw a rough sphere of influence for the protagonist on the map, otherwise I really wouldn't have much of an impression. If you haven't played Europa Universalis and have a general understanding of the protagonist's power when reading the novel, it would be really difficult to be involved [face covering]

The writing is quite good, the structure and logic are rigorous, and the story theme is novel. However, the ancient Mongolian names and positions are too complicated. As a Han Chinese, it is easy to get dizzy if you don't pay attention.

Very good novel! There is too little contact with the historical primitives of the Central Asian grasslands. As a farming civilization, we have had a short-sighted perspective in past dynasties. Both missed the ocean and ignored the grassland.

9.5 Points. It would be better if the author could share the protagonist's power expansion map.

The subject matter is very novel and the writing is excellent. The place names are too difficult to pronounce. It would be better if there was a map. Can the author upload a map?

The author writes well. But there is a fatal flaw, that is, the names of foreign people and places are too long and difficult to understand, and there are no accompanying pictures, making it very difficult to read.

It is a rare and good book. It is not poisonous at present, and its logic is very rigorous. As a native, I cannot find fault with the description and historical records of the Western Regions.

Two big problems are that the minions or the people the protagonist meets can tell some secrets.

This subject matter is indeed rare. Although there are some poisonous places, it is generally regarded as food.

Very exciting, a rare five-star book, unlike many books that are just fabricated and have no regard for historical facts.

The lack of a map is really inconvenient for reading. The most annoying thing is that the diagram I uploaded was deleted by the platform.

Oh my gosh, I accidentally searched and found this book. It's so interesting and I like it very much.

It's so good. It's the first time I've seen a novel set in Xiliao. It truly reflects the life of the grassland people.

Such a high-quality and beautiful book has such a low rating This book will definitely become a big hit in the future, and the author must persevere and never give up or let the book end unfinished. This book is actually a picture of the evolution of nations in Central Asia and the Middle East.

I feel like this book has unlimited potential.

I hope the author will attach a map and indicate the cities

This book is so well written. It captures the style of a conqueror.

The politics and wars of Central Asia in the medieval cold weapon era are very realistic!

This book is the most detailed historical article I have ever read on Tomato. The author is great. Come on. It is quite true and detailed. It is a crushing existence in the entire tomato history category. Except for the way of annexing Xiliao which is a bit outrageous, the others are quite impressive.

Rich knowledge and touching plot

Very good book

The plot logic is clear and very interesting

The mysterious dead general

Historical fodder, the author should have consulted a lot of information

Okay, after talking about it, Xiliao is rarely mentioned in history books.

Stop and watch and understand the historical changes of the nomadic people

Very good. The history of Central Asia is written in great detail.