The Disciple Left Behind on Mount Hua: Ruling the Northwest and Annihilating the Tatars

This book is different from previous historical novels in that it does not take the world by storm in just a few years and is not omnipotent. He will also be hurt and sad. From a small farm, develop yourself, improve yourself, improve the strength of the army bit by bit, train and discover all warriors, and finally expand your territory bit by bit. Use politics to seek your own interests, do not let yourself fall into the quagmire of war, but develop yourself from the northwest. It's a novel that's long-lasting and can be read calmly!

Real, objective, clear logic, and very imaginative. It's in line with historical imagination, super cool and not brainless. It satisfies all my imagination about the Ming Dynasty and beyond, and goes straight to the core of the royal family.

This novel describes many people as evil, but people are very complicated. It is undeniable that some people are purely evil, but most people do not know their own hearts. He can be good or evil, you just came into contact with him at the wrong time.

It can be said to be a masterpiece among the war for hegemony in the late Ming Dynasty. If you don't like the first few dozen chapters, you can skip it. The more you write, the better. The plot of the article is coherent and the reading stickiness is very high. Except for skipping chapters at the beginning, I read every chapter. What's more, it has a ridiculous name. Before I read it, I thought it was a martial arts war for hegemony. I wonder who else watches martial arts for hegemony in this era...

The writing is very rational, with the force of martial arts but not just force. When governing, it is planned before taking action. The decisive killing is very good at this stage. But author, how will you deal with Hou Jin and those literati clans in your subsequent eastward march? In terms of human nature, only in the supervised area of ​​Qinzhou, there were three waves of rebellion at the upper, middle and lower levels. The interests are very exciting. Most of your grassroots officials are unable to resist the sugar-coated bombs of the clan's foreign enemies, so once you move eastward, your handling of the clan is very critical. When the first emperor did not make a deadly move and planned to deal with it gently, the second generation collapsed. A gentle approach is basically unrealistic. The only way is to massacre the city similar to the Manchus, which is just massacres of clan literati and Confucian scholars. Of course, I don't know what the author's outline will be in the future, I'm just making a prediction [laughing]

Real and objective multi-dimensional description, clear structure, super beautiful.

It's a fun story about fighting for hegemony. It's average at the beginning, but a lot of fun at the end. Have fun all the way

Getting better and better, well written. The disguise of those bullshit heroes was completely stripped away.

Reading fluently, not holy mother. The rebellion is profound and the anti-corruption campaign is powerful.

Personally, I find the plot of modern people traveling through time and becoming martial arts characters very interesting, involving martial arts entanglements and petitioning for people's lives.