A Heroic Warlord in the Late Tang Dynasty

It's not bad. It's quite comfortable to read. I haven't found any obvious poisonous points so far, but it's just a little bit sparse.

Originally, there were few people writing history, but even fewer wrote about the late Tang Dynasty. I used to particularly like Shao Shude's book. It was not only about the struggle for hegemony, but also about the humanities of the time. The author greatly hopes to continue his efforts and write better historical documents. Don't give up just because the data is not good. Find your own path. Come on 👍

So far, the ones written in the late Tang Dynasty are better. It is relatively sophisticated for a historical novel, and the writing is also very fluent. The strategy and battlefield descriptions are very appropriate, and the grasp of the characters is also accurate. Overall it's pretty good

Come on, author!

It's okay, but there are a few chapters.

A more rigorous historical hegemony article, there are not many tomatoes left

If it's good, then it's good. It's a pity that the article is short and weak.

The logic is more rigorous, the details of the war are a bit too much, and it is consistent with history. It's very beautiful, the story is complete, and the pace is smooth. It's a worthwhile book.

Novels must have storytelling and not be cluttered. I read a lot of books just to make things mysterious, which made the plots abrupt and heart-wrenching. But the book was very smooth to read and felt very refreshing. It is definitely considered a masterpiece of writing. Because it is really comfortable and enjoyable to watch along the way!

I think I could write more explanations, that would make me look more professional.