A Refugee in Late Tang, Conquering the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms

I saw the latest one. It's my favorite subject matter. The content is good, but there are some minor flaws. I hope the author can correct it. For example, during the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period, the leaders of the separatist forces generally called themselves "Gu" instead of "this king". This was the usage in later literary and dramatic works. In addition, "grandpa" is not called grandpa, but father. Grandpa is called "Aweng". The colloquial way of addressing young men is generally "Langjun" and rarely "Gongzi". For reference only

Although [face covering] Cao Wei's style is a bit heavy, the writing is still very good and worth following up on [awkward laughter]

A very good ancient history text, with a compact plot, no sleep spots, and sometimes it can make you laugh. The male protagonist is born with supernatural power. The male protagonist in ancient novels should be born with supernatural power. If you have natural supernatural power and get a pair of armor, you will basically kill randomly. This looks good. You can make all kinds of plans and strategies. I will lead the army and kill them all in one go. Fight! Cool! I have read 160 chapters so far, and the rating is only 8.6. The rating is too low, and I almost wrote it off. I originally planned to leave it because the rating was low, but after looking at the title of the book, I felt that there was something interesting about it, so I clicked in and read it. I finished it in one glance. The low rating may be because it is updated every day. . . .

I don't read many novels like this, but this one kept me reading. The protagonist is decisive in killing and in good health, not bad. The heroine needs to be cool. She can't just kill people. She needs to adjust. Very good! I hope the author keeps updating! Five stars

"This feudal town is too fierce" - a hard-core historical hegemony novel that subverts tradition "This feudal town is too fierce" is set in the separatist feudal town in the late Tang Dynasty. It tells the story of a modern man who travels back to troubled times and uses ruthless means and advanced strategies to carve out a bloody path in an era where heroes are emerging. Different from traditional historical time travel novels, this book does not rely too much on the golden finger of the system. Instead, it depicts a real and cruel picture of troubled times in a cold tone. Every step of the protagonist's rise is accompanied by the baptism of blood and fire. The author's research on the politics and military of the late Tang Dynasty is quite solid. The power game of Jiedushi, the struggle of local powerful people, and the struggle of the people at the bottom are all depicted with a strong sense of empathy. The protagonist is not a "benevolent master" in the traditional sense, but a tycoon who understands the rules of survival in troubled times. His rise is full of calculations and killings, and even moral controversies. But because of this, the character is particularly vivid. The book has a tight pace, fierce descriptions of war scenes, and interlocking plots and plots. There are both passionate battlefield battles and undercurrents of court games. Compared with the slow pace of some "farming-style" historical novels, this book starts with a high energy, and every time the protagonist breaks the situation is amazing. If you are tired of the "gentle, courteous, thrifty" time-travel protagonist and want to experience the thrill of killing decisively in troubled times and changing your fate against the will of nature, then this feudal town is too fierce is definitely worth reading. It is not only a historical novel about hegemony, but also a rhapsody about a hero in troubled times.

I've been watching it for so long and give it a high score to support it. So far, I haven't found any bad points. The arrangement is quite reasonable. It has the style of Prime Minister Cao. If you like the harem story, you can read it.

I really like this kind of time-travel historical novel based on the struggles of little people within the framework of real historical events and characters. The writing style is simple, the logic is rigorous, and it is interlocking. The author should have made great efforts to study the forces, generals, military systems, weapons, etc. Of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms, which shows the author's intentions.

It's not like a movie with excellent quality that you can watch for free. Most of Tomato's historical novels have supporting characters whose intelligence fluctuates according to the needs of the protagonist. In this book, everyone has their own motivations and their own logic for doing things. Now that I see that the protagonist has just established his own territory, I hope that I can write characters as vivid as Zhang Zhongqi and Guan Dadi in "Late Ming". Instead of the protagonist performing a one-man show all day long, the soldier will die voluntarily after saying a few words

It's good to watch. Some people may mind the emotional drama of taking on the role of a daughter and a widow, but they are sisters. However, the process of the protagonist gradually developing into the overlord of one party is smooth and smooth. Recently, double updates have been resumed. Highly recommended. In the later stage, around four to five hundred chapters, it will be obvious that AI will write the text, so I'll give it a try.

After reading it, the author's literary skills are very good, but when he writes about some Chinese-style human relations and sophistication, he sometimes can't understand what he writes. Then, as a rare novel about fighting in the late Tang Dynasty, the description of the love between children takes up too much space. Many old bookworms who like to read historical writing about hegemony will also read it. What I like is that wars and intrigues are not allowed to fall in love, but you have not yet achieved kingship and hegemony. You are too intoxicated at this time. There are too many overlords in history who could have ruled the world. They have failed like this. If he was not the protagonist, he would have died long ago. I don't know how many times. Also, this reading time is wrong. I read less than two hours. Another thing is that the protagonist in the author's works is more like the reincarnation of the overlord. Even the soldiers under his hands are written to be as brave as wolf soldiers and fearless of death.