One Thought Turns to Ash

The overall design is very realistic, and the political, financial and economic logic, timeline, system design, and even fighting actions and war design are all handled very reasonably in the aerial view. The criticism of reality and the pursuit of an ideal political system are hidden in the story. Although the characters are too idealistic, there are at least three Washington-level great men in the protagonist group. It is reasonable to say that it is difficult to have a character who actively limits his power in hundreds of years. But there are more or less flaws, making them look more like real people, and the protagonists are not monolithic, which is good. In addition, it is very rare to be able to establish the image of the villain and side characters through a few side descriptions. The ending is full of tragedy, and the design of the parliament being kidnapped by public opinion is brilliant. The whole book is a hard-core realistic dream picture. Although the parliament has been kidnapped by public opinion, the constitutional framework has been established, and we can still look forward to the future. The suffering of persistence mentioned in the Buddhist scriptures mentioned at the end of the work can be regarded as spiritual sublimation, but I think it is a bit abrupt, because the protagonist group is fighting for the bottom line goal of protecting the right to life of innocent people, and the high goal of allowing all people to obtain equality and freedom, that is, doing everything they can to prevent innocent people from being involved in the war, and they belong to the passionate group of the world. Although they were forced to accept the failure of this goal in all aspects of politics, diplomacy, and combat, it was too idealistic after all, but it did not change their passionate nature. But the last reflection on the pain of persistence is obviously out of this world, and it seems too cold-blooded to think about it together.

A rare and powerful plot! Reading this book is like drinking fine wine. One drink is the blood of Jianghu's knife head, the other drink is the plot of chaos in the court. I read too many cool articles about systems and stuff. Good for a stop. Really enjoy reading a good book about the world in troubled times.

After reading it, the overall feeling is that the content is particularly rich, the author's settings are particularly organized, and the characterization of the characters is particularly delicate. All events and characters are clearly prioritized and organized, and the literary talent is high. Five-star praise

The novel begins with the escort car being hijacked and the escort personnel being killed. Characters gradually appear one by one, and things develop rhythmically. All the characters and events move forward around a main line. The more you read, the more interesting it becomes.

This novel makes readers feel that the author's literary level and historical knowledge are very good, and he has great ability to control the rhythm, characters and events of the novel. It makes you read it with relish, and put it down with endless aftertaste. Like it. Like it.

In troubled times, rivers, lakes, and temples are all in danger, but various characters have performed colorful plots for their own missions, purposes, and interests. The novel is rich in content, unconventional, and exciting to watch.

The more I watch, the more excited I become. I admire the author's writing style, the author's conception, and even more the author's patience. It's not easy to write such a rich plot with clear lines, characters, many events, and perfect acting. Five-star support

It's pretty good-looking, especially the back. It's really good.

Everyone has their own beliefs. Even a fair-skinned servant never forgets to entrust his tips to others before he dies. The various characters in the book are brought to life in the author's writing, which is wonderful to watch!

Recommended, it's really good, the writing, characters, plot, etc. Are all impeccable