He transmigrates to the Great Qian Dynasty, only to become a lowborn son treated like an insect.
Three hundred years into its reign, Great Qian faces powerful enemies beyond its borders, man-eating beasts, lawless martial factions, and a rotten court within.
The capital is worse still: the mansions of the rich reek of wine and meat, while across the river they keep singing the Flowers in the Rear Garden.
Chen Yuan awakens a martial arts panel, takes up his saber, and joins the Demon Suppression Bureau. He slays demons and ghosts, and what he destroys... is this rotten world!
Years later, northern barbarian cavalry shatters the defenses of sixteen prefectures, and the emperor abandons the capital and flees south.
A hundred thousand enemy troops encircle the capital.
Only one man stands there, saber in hand.
“Chen stands here. Great Qian... will not fall!”
The writing is good. It doesn't stress the protagonist's ability to improve, his IQ is online, and the difficult problems encountered can be solved within the scope of his strength. Basically, it is quite refreshing to watch, and there are no brain-burning suspense problems that require your brain to think. The author should update more, code more words, and give five stars for encouragement.
Personally I think it's okay! You can take a look
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A very nice book 👍
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I like this type of novel, well written and well received!