Sui-Tang: War Fires Blaze in Liaodong! A Lone Soul from the End of the Sui Dynasty Conquers the Realm

It's not bad. I'm not Fang Zheng, who studies history. It doesn't seem like there's any big contradiction, and it feels like there's a high probability that Erfeng won't die. After all, Li Xiuning has become the second daughter-in-law, and she's not such a stud. I've seen more than 300 chapters now with three wives, Empress Changsun, Li Xiuning, the little princess is Li Shimin's Yang Concubine, Li Ke's mother, and Princess Yicheng who slept with the Turks. There were several descriptions of Empress Xiao, and I felt that he didn't run away either [Cool] [Cool] [Cool] [Cool] [Cool]

It's very interesting and the writing is very real. Good luck to the author.

It is a combination of history and romance. It is well written. I will give you a good review and please update it.

After reading so many books for so many years, this one ranks second

This book is good. Liaodong was occupied in the late Sui Dynasty. I look forward to the subsequent plot.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

The pace is slow, and it's 270 chapters and it hasn't started yet. However, the more refreshing points make up for this shortcoming.

One word is wonderful, two words are wonderful, two words are super, four words are wonderful!

Writing a novel can be well-paced and suitable.

Not bad, worth a look