I Transmigrated to the Eastern Jin: From Refugee to Treading on the Bones of Nobles

Let me discuss the protagonist here. He built an 82-pound Qinglong Yanyue Sword. This should have been a problem, because the Qinglong Yanyue Sword was 82 kilograms according to the Eastern Han Dynasty system, but it is 20 kilograms according to the current metric system. Considering whether the author clearly marked what kind of weight it was, I suspect that at this point, the author has no use at all. Then after a few chapters, you will find that the protagonist's physical strength points have reached 32, which is three or four times that of ordinary people. At this time, this 82-pound Qinglong Yanyue Sword is quite reasonable, so I feel that this is a matter of details handled by the author.

It's not bad, it looks pretty good, and I have three kills so far. I hope that the later system will not be too outrageous, and that the woman who is collected will be better portrayed so that people can remember her. Keep it up 3 times a day and it will definitely become popular!

The beginning was interesting, but I couldn't understand the talk about rewards in the middle. After all, I don't know much about the geography of the country, so I wasn't interested in the intrigue at all. All I could see was the three-acre plot of land in my yard and some jokes about the P club. And it's good if it's short, even if it's slightly toxic, you can still read it.

The writing is quite good, but why are the plug-ins not used later? It was obvious that he could become Lu Bu's max quickly, but in the end he basically didn't need it later.

It's pretty good and the plot is quite reasonable.

Not bad, something

The author's writing style is very good, relaxed and natural. The historical background is also very good.

Although the title of the book is strange, it is quite interesting.

Not bad. The plot is okay.

Not bad, there is a story and friendship!