
Transmigrated to Ancient Times: Summoning the Black Armored Cavalry from the Start
穿越古代:开局召唤玄甲铁骑
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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Go go go go go go go go go go go go go go go go go
😅This is my first time writing this type of novel, and it's just so-so. I'll give myself a little encouragement. [Currently rushing to finish]
Sure! At least it won't look like you're skimming through ten pages at a time! Just look at the chapter titles!
Overall, this book is decent. The system frequently enters the protagonist's life in the early stages, making the military campaigns quite enjoyable. However, after the protagonist ascends the throne in the middle stages, he doesn't lead troops as much, which gets a bit tedious, as the focus shifts to describing other generals' battles. The ending is acceptable.
Some parts are a bit toxic, especially the part where he tells the minister he can extract things from the system. Otherwise, it's okay. Just enjoy it as a fast-paced, entertaining read to pass the time.
Go go go!
Although some minor plot holes remain unfilled, it's still worth reading for those experiencing a reading slump.
I really, really love books about Chinese generals.
I've read over ten chapters and think it's pretty good. Keep it up, author!
Better than most novels, worth reading.