In the blink of an eye, Chen Changqing came to an era when war was raging and mountains and rivers were broken.
Eliminating the invaders is a good thing to open the family tree alone and enjoy the incense on the first pillar.
Unfortunately, he had a rough start.
Five people, two guns, and a few bullets.
The enemy is approaching quickly, but he still has hundreds of people to escort and move...
Such a devastating start
Reader comments
The system looks good only if it is generous enough
I just gave it five stars to say it was generous, but in Chapter 54 it started to impose restrictions. This is the most annoying.
Not bad, there are some bugs, but it doesn't affect reading!
You can take a look at the book shortage. It is not easy for the author to write. Please support him.
It's not for logistics, it's the same old way of redeeming it by killing the enemy. You need to go to the front line and kill the Japanese to redeem it.
It's so beautifully written!
One, two, two/one\ten minutes
It's okay. Let's just make do with it.
A good article must be good, and looking forward and backward is not a good article!
Rolling, rolling, rolling, rolling
Interesting hahaha
Good, good, good, good
Not bad, clear thinking
Whose family only has 10 kilograms of grain per acre of land?
The system looks good only if it is generous enough I just gave it five stars to say it was generous, but in Chapter 54 it started to impose restrictions. This is the most annoying.
Not bad, there are some bugs, but it doesn't affect reading!
You can take a look at the book shortage. It is not easy for the author to write. Please support him.
It's not for logistics, it's the same old way of redeeming it by killing the enemy. You need to go to the front line and kill the Japanese to redeem it.
It's so beautifully written!
One, two, two/one\ten minutes
It's okay. Let's just make do with it.
A good article must be good, and looking forward and backward is not a good article!
Rolling, rolling, rolling, rolling
Interesting hahaha
Good, good, good, good
Not bad, clear thinking
Whose family only has 10 kilograms of grain per acre of land?