The Heir of Beiliang: Rising to Power by Destroying Beiliang

The overall framework of this book has been conceived, and the pace is fast. There will be female characters but there will be no "heroine" in the traditional sense - after all, in the context of troubled times, there are only a few women who can leave their names. What I want to present is the reality and cruelty of the times overcoming individuals. We solemnly promise: No routines, no nesting dolls, stick to one world, one map, and stick to the end. When the map is finished, the story comes to a complete end. I myself have read a lot of hegemony and rebellion articles on Tomato, which is not to say that they are bad - in fact many of them are excellent, but they just don't quite fit my personal preferences. It was precisely because I wanted to try another narrative possibility that I started writing this book. I know that this style may not be in line with popular taste, and that's okay. I just want to explore a new narrative of struggle for hegemony and rebellion. Maybe, someone will also be willing to watch it.

At first glance, it feels like the people in this world that have traveled through time are treated as game NPCs and can be killed at will. Also, sometimes modern language and horse-and-blade terms appear, and those who don't know them think they are horse-and-blade fan fiction.

If you like it, just leave it and watch it. If you don't like it, there's no need to leave a negative review. Just go and watch other movies. I'm just giving you my own opinion. I also gave you five stars. Don't accuse me of being scared. Then I'll watch what I like. Yes, that's it.

The writing style of this second book is obviously better than the first one, but it is too little. I started reading the first one at 20,000 words, and this one is now less than 3,000 words long. Front row, I was the first to comment Comment added on September 24: "Author, have you not eaten? Well, even less."

It is very good from beginning to end. It fits the label very well. His character is ruthless and ruthless. From beginning to end, I skipped the part about getting rid of the martial arts people. I didn't pay much attention to the martial arts aspect at the beginning. The sudden appearance of some strong martial arts people in the back was very abrupt. The main reason is that that part is quite long. It was a bit slow to watch, and then I skipped it all.

It's true that one general's success can lead to thousands of bones. There is no compromise, just killing. I already have a system, why should I explain to you? Come on and update 👍

It's pretty good-looking, but all the girls are killed, the bad ones are killed, but there have to be some good ones, overall it's still good-looking. The back part is so ink-stained that I don't know what I'm doing. I read that the title of the book is War, but I keep talking about myself and I can't figure it out.

This is a normal and systematic approach. No one is as loyal and effective as the system people.

Beautiful, love watching. The protagonist kills decisively, which is very enjoyable

This is called real decisiveness in killing.