Question: As the originator of blitzkrieg warfare, a male lead who has never lost in his life, what could a modern woman from the past possibly do to help him...? Another question: When the male lead has turned his own life into a wish-fulfillment novel through sheer ability, what could the heroine possibly do by transmigrating into his past...?
Honestly, apart from having a short life, this Marquis Champion who conquered the Xiongnu had no regrets. And the heroine can’t exactly extend his life...
So he had no problems at all. I made them up just to give myself something to write about.
First time writing. Please don’t flame me.
After seeing so many tomatoes, it's the first time I've calmed down enough to write a longer comment. The story made me feel panicked. The writing is extremely delicate and describes concrete details, like the endless rain in Macondo and the shroud that Amaranta weaved and tore... The two heroines spent their entire lives trembling and working hard for the sake of one person and a piece of the sky. Every time I read this kind of article, I am reminded of Dante's ending in "The Divine Comedy": "It is love that moves the sun and moves the stars." The golden pen of history books records heroic events, but also how many bright lights in the night have been forgotten, and how many people's cries have been buried. This book deliberately does not mention the three-piece suit of war horses, etc. The society seen only from the perspective of a slave is really an endless night, which is difficult to understand - the clearly defined class society, the extremely low status of medical slaves in the Han Dynasty, and the lions are surrounded by flies... Such a long night In the night sky, I really miss Emperor Gaozu's knowledge of heaven and his destiny. It also makes me tremble at the persistence of Duke Jing Guo, who said, "There is no fear of changes in the sky, no law for the ancestors, and no sympathy for the words of people." The song is not yet finished, the east is white.
I opened this book at noon. The shocking text made me feel as if I was actually there, and the mere words made my blood rush! The regrets of the champion and the silent girl are all narrated in the final "Heavy Gold"...
The author has a profound writing skills. Every word and every sentence is very picturesque and shocking, making people feel like they are actually there. It's like watching Xun Qin Ji when I was a kid. When the book is used, it will be less regretful. This book is like tasting fine wine slowly.
In a word, look, although I think this champion is a little bit surly, this character is silent.