One Emperor Through the Ages Begins by Usurping the Country

I give myself a five-star rating, it's not bad for my shamelessness [shy][shy] I hope everyone can point out the shortcomings (light spray) [smile] [smile] [smile]

The opening chapter is as sophisticated as a knife-carved iron painting, and the plot lays the foundation for a power struggle and border troubles in the autumn wind. The three-dimensional design of geography, politics, and military are interlocking. In just a few thousand words, the dilemma of Yan State's "external power and internal cadre" is described in a turbulent undercurrent. It can be called a model opening of a Machiavellian war novel.

The world is divided into five parts, and the Yan State is weak. There are powerful nobles inside, and there are powerful enemies outside. If you want to make a difference in this world of collapse, you must have your own strength. And Boling was his starting point, and his first step into this troubled chess game. The author uses delicate writing style to take readers into this chess game in troubled times, and see how the protagonist goes from being a sidekick to the supreme status.

I rarely give such a high rating to a work, because after looking at it, I confirmed that the preparation is clear and the writing is brilliant.

The author is also very perseverant. It is not easy to write until now.

It's very well written. Kudos to the author. The quality of content at the back is significantly better than at the front

It does not have gorgeous rhetoric, but it has the reality of blood and fire; it does not have brainless golden fingers, but it has the wisdom of step by step.

Good, good, very good

It's not bad. I just need to take care of the details.