[Historical fiction + Machiavellian tactics + Low martial arts + Military + Group portraits + Single female protagonist]
Traveling through the Northern Song Dynasty, I can actually shoot a four-stone bow? !
When Chen Jing opened his eyes, he became a skinny auxiliary soldier of the Xiang Army. I was tired of being dull in my previous life, but in this life I see people dying of hunger everywhere. The divine power is awakened, breaking through the top three in one blow, shocking the whole school!
The famous general Wang Shao regarded him as the sharp sword that broke the summer, and he personally sealed him with his royal pen, and he could reach the sky in one step! The undercurrent in the court is turbulent, civil officials are impeached like knives, the princes give away treasures and beauties, and a gentle trap has been laid...
Bianliang is as prosperous as a brocade, but people's hearts are like Shura fields. Are you willing to be a pawn in power schemes, or are you willing to use your hands to defeat the army and fight a bloody path for yourself and the people of the world in this glorious Song Dynasty?
Wang Shao: "This son should be my vanguard to break the formation!" The mysterious talented woman whispered: "Snow in the northwest... The burial place... Idiot..."
Reader comments
Okay, but the pace is fast, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists seems a bit inexplicable. The good thing is that the male protagonist keeps saying that kind of quotation. It's okay, but don't go too much, it's a bit self-impressed. The subject matter is good
A very good novel. Keep reading.
Not bad, really good, but too short. Keep up the good work, author!
Okay, but the pace is fast, and the relationship between the male and female protagonists seems a bit inexplicable. The good thing is that the male protagonist keeps saying that kind of quotation. It's okay, but don't go too much, it's a bit self-impressed. The subject matter is good
A very good novel. Keep reading.
Not bad, really good, but too short. Keep up the good work, author!