Tyrant of Daxia: I Led the War!

There are a few books that I fell in love with after just three chapters and immediately added them to my bookshelf. I thought it was a routine article, but I didn't expect it to be a powerful one. The writing is good, the logic is clear, there is no system, the plot is reasonable, and it is not toxic at the moment. I discovered the treasure on April 11, 2025. I started reading it when I reached chapter 44. I will be a long-time fan from now on hehe.

I have always wanted to read this kind of book about the ZM era before World War I, but I basically started with a warlord system. This kind of book about being reincarnated into a Han Dynasty prince seems to be the third one in my memory. So far, it feels okay. There are simple explanations on the development of some technologies. The early logic is very clear. Although there is no system, it gives the protagonist a very powerful background and does not seem so brainless. I just want to make a suggestion to the author. At present, the characterization of the protagonist feels too superficial. I hope it can be more fleshed out in the future.

I love reading it. I like reading it. This book is different from many books. In other books, the father does not love the mother and the country is very weak. This book is different. The country is strong, but there are many opponents, and then the emperor supports the protagonist to become the prince.

So far, I have read a lot of alternate history novels from Tomato, and most of them follow the route of cool writing. Only a few talented people have written a small number of novels that combine logic and writing. And many of these novels have been discontinued due to various reasons, and the ones I like have also been completed. I finished reading all the current chapters of this book this morning. It's well written so far and very to my liking. I finally found this beautiful book after a long time.

Five-star support The author's writing skills are okay, except for some ink stains in some places, but the flaws are not hidden. You can just jump to it and it will not affect your reading. The part about seizing the throne is better written, but the process of countering the rebellion is briefly mentioned, so I don't know what the author's considerations were. It's a good book on Tomato. I hope the author can learn more and hone his skills and write something that my friends can read 👍👍👍

It's a very interesting book, but how many chapters does it take for the male protagonist to ascend to the throne?

Very good, a modern historical article worth reading

The names of official positions and departments in ancient times are too difficult to remember, maybe because I am used to modern official names and titles.

It's pretty, not poisonous, just a small amount.

I want to see a dreadnought built in advance