The Sword Subdues the Nine Provinces: A Realm Forever at Peace

I always felt that the layout and confrontation in the early stage were still a bit underwhelming and not sophisticated enough. This may also be due to the small number of words and lack of time to foreshadow the plot. The subsequent plots of Dongjiang, Jiangnan, and Tiannan are truly full of twists and turns, which are unexpected. I don't like to write about one-on-one confrontations. The struggle for interests is often a joint struggle between multiple forces, and in the end some people fail and die, some people get what they want, and some people suffer heavy losses but still get what they want. I like Chinese history very much, so the plot incorporates many famous historical allusions. I will do my best to use the characters in the book to present these Chinese treasures to everyone. Great Qin, Qin can be destroyed, I can be destroyed, but China cannot be destroyed. Da Han, wherever the sun and moon shine, and wherever rivers reach, it is my Da Han territory. In the Ming Dynasty, the emperor guarded the country, and the king died in the country. The War of Resistance Against Japan, the Battle of Songhu, the rise and fall of the world, every man has a duty to die generously to protect China. No! In tears! The climax of this book is the great justice of the family and the country. I will present all this history to everyone. Hope you guys will like it! If you have other excellent allusions, you can also leave a message in the comment area. In the form of allusion + online name, I will adapt this allusion and adapt your name into it to present this plot.

It's not bad. The protagonist's IQ is online. The family battle and the inheritance of Confucianism and Taoism are both excellent. The author has laid the groundwork for so much. I'm looking forward to the plot of the Eastern Xinjiang War!

Five-star recommendation, a very good book, the villain's strategy is a bit outrageous!