The Late Great Zhou: I Become a Warlord in a Chaotic Age

I recently read a batch of serialized ancient hegemony novels of the same type. This novel is relatively well written, although there are some illogicalities (especially the plot related to female characters). The theme of this novel is an uprising to conquer the world. It is rare that it does not go too far off topic. It can well describe the growth and changes of the protagonist and his brothers in the uprising from a low-level soldier to a general and warlord who commands an army. Unlike other novels of the same type, the male protagonist and the female protagonist have a noble status but still behave like a loser. The male character does not have the demeanor of a king, and the female character has no etiquette and upbringing. The king should behave like a king, and the general should behave like a general. It is rare for this novel to bring out the value of each character.

Recommended by old bookworms, the male protagonist is ups and downs in troubled times, and there is no love between men and women. Unlike other books where the male protagonist shows off in front of the female protagonist or female supporting character, this book is really not intended to be obscene, just like writing about a historical commoner who rises to the emperor. It is a rare good book. I beg the author to continue to update it. If it doesn't look good, book friends can comment and scold me, but I will never refute it. It just lets more people see this good book, and the continuous updates allow me to keep reading. Thank you Tomato, thank you author

I've read part of it and it's pretty good among novels of the same type. The world view and character creation are more careful, and it has the flavor of a group portrait. The characters have changed and grown, and their facial expressions are not serious. It's just that the male-female scenes are similar to many novels. They are more deliberate, and the characters are somewhat disconnected from the historical background. However, the work does not have so many boring romance plots. The quality level of the work is still acceptable except for the male-female scenes.

Generally speaking, I think the writing is okay. It doesn't have that kind of perverted system, it's just a simple battle. However, I feel that there are currently no troops that are the opponents of the protagonist. I hope to arrange a few more powerful enemies, so that fighting will be interesting.

It's okay, but there are some sticking points, such as is the time too tight?

I think this book is the best among the ancient texts I have read, and it is closer to the ancient texts, but I don't understand why the rating is so low?

I saw the latest chapter now. Everything is well written. It's not a cool article. I hope the author will work hard [sending heartfelt wishes]

Informal, grand, spectacular, and beautiful.

So far, it seems that the plot design, group portraits, and protagonist's personality are quite distinct. Come on.

It has an ancient style of writing, close to life, not exaggerated, not systematic, and has wonderful stories.