A Soldier's Journey at the End of the Tang Dynasty

The characters are relatively fleshed-out, and the IQs of the supporting characters are also online. No matter we are friends or foes, they all have their own calculations and demands, rather than being puppets on strings. This is very good. But I don't understand why an educated time traveler needs to compete with the natives in their archery skills to get ahead? Have all the books from the protagonist's previous life been read in vain? Even before liberation, people who could write and do math were considered talents wherever they went, let alone in ancient times? The protagonist is written as a pure Aboriginal, and an illiterate Aboriginal. I can't even remember a single word of the cultural knowledge I learned in my previous life.

Chapter 321: Returning to Hometown, the writing is truly amazing. It makes me feel like I have been alive for the rest of my life. I started step by step from being a captain to a local governor, and finally became a prince fighting for hegemony in the world. In one chapter, I wrote 670,000 words of vicissitudes of life and suffering. Real success and fame. Looking back, it makes me think deeply, did I gain more or lose more?

Color! It is a high-quality and high-level historical novel. The protagonist is not a peerless warrior who leads the way and is invincible to thousands of people. In the short period of his rise, he rises from a peasant to become the governor of the latest chapter. Every step is very down-to-earth. There is no golden finger or any soap. The blockbuster old routines of ancient poems and the experience of joining the army are also very realistic, especially between soldiers. This kind of mutual restraint between superiors and subordinates really impressed me. It should be like this in ancient times. There is no real loyalty. You can give your life only by giving money and food.

This article on historical hegemony should be ranked in the top ten. Currently, there is no mention of glass, cement, high technology, lottery, or steel. It is not the kind of homogeneous historical article. Pig's feet are just ordinary people. They are not hung up and developed step by step. It is very consistent with the historical era and there is nothing unreasonable. Recommended by a twenty-year-old bookworm.

It's a rare good book. It's not a brainless novel. The protagonist doesn't have a golden finger. He passively goes with the flow in troubled times, making every step startling. The constant trade-off between reality and ideals, constantly gambling on the future. It's really good. At least, it's very realistic, instead of still living in a dream in troubled times. 👍👍👍👍👍 Forget it, I took back the five stars. Only later did I realize that the protagonist's ability to govern the country and lead troops is about the same as that of Zhao Song's group, mediocre.

It's well written. There is no obvious cliché plot, nor is there a catering plot. I will get what I want instead of waiting for the pie to fall from the sky... The characters have a deep structure of human nature, and it ranks among the top five historical novels I have read.

Very good, the writing is very interesting. The strategy should be to sweep across the north and unify the grassland tribes, become the next Liao Kingdom, and then spy on the Central Plains 🤔 The progress was too fast at the beginning, and suddenly it became Youzhou Jiedu. Everything else was fine. I look forward to the author's update [Learned]

Wonderful! The protagonist Chen Congjin rises from the wilderness, dares to fight and fight, is not a virgin, and has his own plans for future development. The author can shape the protagonist well! The plot is also quite good. From the current point of view, this is a rare novel about hegemony in the late Tang Dynasty! The author is advised to update as soon as possible!!!

The plot described in your novel is very consistent with my personal interests and preferences, and it is indeed fascinating and intoxicating. We look forward to more wonderful creations from you in the future. (≧∇≦)/

It's very beautiful, very consistent with the history of Fanzhen in the Tang Dynasty, and very immersive, especially the chapter about returning home, which can be said to be directly deified. Although the protagonist is a time traveler, he can perfectly integrate into this world. He has both the wisdom of modern people and the thinking of ancient people. There is no contradiction. Everything about Dashuai was worked out step by step, and it can be said that it was perfectly in line with the real life at that time. The protagonist is still relatively virgin in the early stage, but I think that is a normal phenomenon, and modern people's thinking still has a great influence. After all, at that time, the protagonist did not completely substitute himself into the era of the late Tang Dynasty. The protagonist had to grow up step by step. Later, after fully substituting himself into the era of the late Tang Dynasty, he could be said to be a fully qualified commander, and he might later become a qualified hero or emperor.