Han Wu: from a Small Soldier in a Border County to the Marquis of Wu'an

It's okay, the plot is quite compact and I enjoyed watching it. Driving high and driving low, it becomes more and more boring as you get to the back, and the characters and plot feel alienated.

Nice! I like the character of the protagonist. He is brave and resourceful but not arrogant or impetuous. He does not have any excessive golden fingers and does not regard himself as superior to others just because he traveled to the past in modern times. He also builds his career in the military at a steady pace.

After the chase is over, it's not a cool story about Wushuang's routine. The protagonist gradually becomes stronger and climbs up the ladder. From the young man who first came to the battlefield as a scout, to Dawan who defeated twelve generals in a row, he was promoted to General of the Guard. The experience was long but exciting enough. The "heroine" hopes that the author will try his best to touch on the love between his children in a few strokes. This kind of writing mainly focuses on career, and love can be mentioned occasionally. I'm afraid that if I can't grasp it, it will be a big poison if I write it down. Don't be too modern about history and literature. Fall in love casually and make love within it. When it comes to politics, just keep a business-like attitude. Now that the protagonist's identity is there, there are many interests behind him. Moreover, the protagonist travels through the past to know the story behind it, and also needs to consider the final battle royale.

The time traveler is not described as being so awesome that his IQ surpasses all the ancients. I feel that the clothing industry is the most powerful person in the world with the most powerful force and intelligence. This book is very close to historical facts and close to life, so it is worth reading.

There are many words and phrases in this book that are somewhat repetitive, but one thing is very unique - the protagonist is perfectly integrated into the great era of the Han and Wu dynasties. This is wonderful. Although he has the aura of a protagonist and is currently at the peak of his personal martial arts. He has also fought some amazing battles and was awarded the title of general very quickly. However, he has not broken away from this era. He is like another Huo Qubing of this era, a military genius who is older than the real Huo Qubing. At present, the court scenes are very childish, but the war is written in detail. Although it is quite repetitive, there are also highlights.

Can't put it down; never tire of reading; endless aftertaste; endless admiration; full of praise; refreshing; fascinating; classic; a must-have at the bedside; wonderful; whimsical; significant; suddenly enlightened; incisive; sufficient arguments; clear viewpoints; quotations from classics; groundbreaking; unique; pioneering work; excellent economics; simple explanations; knowledgeable about the past and present; exploration of Baoshan.

The writing is very good, I can't say it's five stars, but there is one thing. After all, I am a modern person who has traveled through the past. It feels a bit awkward to speak in the same way. Maybe it can be more free and easy, and speak more vernacular, which is more in line with the logic of growing up under the red flag.

The war scenes are described in detail, the characters are portrayed delicately, and the relationship between father and son is described in detail and is touching. It not only describes the peace and tranquility of ordinary life, but also describes the hardships of border military travel. A good novel

The writing is very good, and it is one of Tomato's rare works that is unsystematic and can be read with a hat on. It is recommended that the author pays great attention to controlling the pacing. The process of development in the military is written in a fascinating way, at least for me, it makes me keep reading. However, the recent plot since being captured, escaping, being rescued by a small tribe, and then escaping feels quite draggy, and it doesn't feel very reasonable geographically. Also, two chapters a day are not enough [cover face][cover face][cover face][cover face]

This book is very good, and it can be considered top-notch among history books. The writing style is very good. I rarely write book reviews. The rating of this book can definitely be above 9.3. It depends on how the author writes later. He has a good grasp of the rhythm now.

A very good book, especially the details of the frontier march and fighting experience, and the characterization is also good.

The writing is very good, the characters are well drawn, but it's just not enough to read. I can only dig out a book I read before, written by the same era, to satisfy my craving [laughing and crying][laughing and crying][laughing and crying] After all, in those tough times, the border troops, regardless of their civil or military officials, were either killing people or on the way to kill them.

It looks good, and the sense of substitution is very strong.

I just like this kind of golden finger that is not too big, it can be regarded as a growth stream. I really like this feeling of taking my time. It is very enjoyable to read from the first chapter to chapter 164. I haven't finished it yet, but it seems really good so far. I am really into it.

It is a more realistic description of the scenes of powerful and powerful people oppressing farmers in border counties and villages during the Han Dynasty. It is full of details and is very good.

The writing is really good, and the language expression is also very good. So far, it has not strayed from the character image, nor has the time traveler been inexplicably sad. I hope there will not be too many emotional dramas in the future. It is best to update 30 chapters a day.

A time-traveling kid grows up through hardships. The language is fluent, the scenes are blended, the frontier village, the iron-blooded descendants [like][like][like]

The author's literary background is quite solid. Several elements of the novel are well grasped. It is not a refreshing novel, but it feels very immersive as you climb up step by step.

The author's writing is very strong, and it has the flavor of a big boss writing history. It reminds me of Qin officials. Historical research is also available. Unlike some tomato authors who just slap their heads on the head and come up with something. The protagonist's character and work style are in line with what people of that dynasty should have. It is very decent and pragmatic. The rating of this book is low, and it should be able to reach 9 by the end [smile]

It simply describes the handsomeness of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty. If the enemy can go, I can go too. From this historical saying, it is very easy for people to have a blood connection.

A highly recommended historical novel, with a brisk pace and a very good depiction of war scenes.

This is the first novel about the Han-Hong war in the Western Han Dynasty that I have read. When I paid attention to the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, I was not sure. I had only briefly read "Emperor of Han" and played the old version of Horseback and Blade: Iron Horse Danxin. The author's writing style is so good that there are no system cheats. I have just finished Yan Ranleshi and am currently watching Dragon City. I don't know if there is a female protagonist. Anyway, I hope the author will continue writing and not be a eunuch. Now they have tied up with the large army, and the protagonist Zhao Ji has been promoted to the rank of general of chariots and cavalry. The Emperor Wu of the city of more than 9,000 households also wants to marry his eldest daughter Liu Man to Zhao Ji, and Li Guang finally enfeoffs the title of marquis to the Xiongnu. And will An Tou Hou Zhang Cigong re-direct the ending in history? Will Zhao Ji take the younger sister of the Li family as his concubine in the future? Looking forward to the future when the champion General Hou Sheng and the Cavalry General return to Hexi and surrender to King Xiutu and King Hunxie to capture Jin Rizhao. What will be the fate of Yizhixie? Was it because the protagonist or Wei Qing severely damaged his main force in the Battle of Mobei and then followed him far away? Or was he captured or beheaded in the Battle of Mobei? Will there still be witchcraft disasters in the later period of Emperor Wu? Is the protagonist going to die well? [Please update]

This book is really good, better than many that score 9 or above. This book can be above 9.5

It's pretty good-looking, nothing bad about it, and it's not like I can't walk when I see a woman.

Ahhhhh, good-looking novels are still serialized. It's so good, but I have to wait for the update. Oh my god, I feel like I and Zhao Ji have been there in that era. They were fighting like gold and iron horses in such a war. There are regrets, helplessness, and tears. It's more about the feelings of family and country. It's really not simple [I'm about to cry]

The writing style is quite good, and the details are also very interesting. However, the history is a bit confusing, and many things that should not appear in this era are a bit ruined.

I've almost finished reading more than 200 chapters. It's really good and has few flaws. It deserves a five-star rating. Come on, author

It is very broad, logically rigorous, and elegantly written. Although there are some flaws in some chapters, it deserves five stars.

The logic of the plot is reasonable, the battle scenes are detailed and passionate but do not drag the plot forward, and the characters have outstanding characteristics [laughs] The main supporting characters are conceived and transformed by borrowing the civil servants and generals of the Three Kingdoms, while maintaining outstanding characteristics and complete images, while also making people feel familiar and easy to remember [cool] The method is novel and unique and has a lot of fun [laughter]

The writing is really good. If you read it carefully, it will be really interesting. Come on, please update it soon.