The Road to Power: From Handong to the Summit

It's not bad, the Vietnam War Highlands was quite dramatic. When fighting, there must be an emotional line, just like in domestic movies and TV series nowadays, no matter what the subject is, there must be an emotional line [awkward laugh]

Highly recommended, five-star praise. As a girl, I think the emotional line between Shen Xiaoxi and Shen Xiaoxi is very touching. Following Liang Sian's encounter on the battlefield, it's a bloody romance. There are no major flaws in the plot. The plot is smooth and reasonable. It can rewrite a regrettable book. It is very good. I recommend it.

To be honest, the writing is not bad, and it is divided into two worlds: the main world and the sub-world, and it is not too ridiculous. I feel that the writing is very good, but I hope the author can live up to it. Isn't the protagonist known as the Five Warriors of Daino? Let the descendants of the protagonist or the niece of the protagonist learn this composition in the Chinese language class in the morning, and then refute the teacher's explanation, and then the teacher says: "Is your father (brother-in-law) so right? Call him over!" Then the protagonist makes a brilliant appearance!

Recommended, it starts out dull but warm, and the plot is reasonable. It can be seen that the war was fought by people who have carefully studied the Vietnam War. There is a certain degree of artistic processing in the Dai Nai blocking battle, but it is roughly the same as 200 people blocking thousands of people and killing more than a dozen vehicles. The later transitions are a bit abrupt, but the flaws are not outweighed, and the plot gradually becomes better. Overall, worth a look

It was quite interesting. It was indeed a pity that the Northeastern Army did not resist at that time, and Liang Sian tried to test Su Wan: I also have a friend who was not very good at cooking at first, but later learned how to make soup but was very good at it. She said, "Seeing the patient drink the soup she made and get better little by little is more joyful than anything else." It really touched me, that is, when the hospital took care of Liang Si'an. The plot is pretty good and the writing is also good.

You don't know how much it shocked my soul, the war scenes, and then the countless soldiers who shed their lives and blood for our country. They are heroes, martyrs, and people worthy of our respect. The latter also gave these people a perfect ending, which is what I want. The author said that the golden finger is to go back to the past three times. After it is used up, there will be other golden fingers. I look forward to it, I feel good. What follows is about the dull life after the war, but it is by no means superficial. I feel that our heroes deserve to recuperate after the war, and it is when they change jobs and become county magistrate that shocks me. The protagonist's strategy, coupled with the support of the military forces, is able to enter the bu or even the country. It is too strong. I rarely see such excellent articles.

Highly recommended, it's good to watch, and the plot is very compact. My grandfather often talked about Vietnam when I was a child, so I also like this theme. The protagonist Liang Si'an, as the protagonist, really fits my idea of being able to rewrite regrets. Not only the plot recommendation, but also the description of the war, many of which can be compared with my grandfather. Comparing what I told me, and what the heroine said, it is very suitable. I like to read it. The first fifty chapters of this book basically have everything that should be included in the first fifty chapters. I usually read few novels, and Tomato is usually a fast-paced novel. Sometimes I can't stand it. Anyway, I have read this novel. I recommend it. Good reviews, I look forward to the author's upcoming works such as "In the Name of the People", "Hurry", "Anti-Gangster Storm", etc. I came in from a book shortage.

The story setting is okay! The settings of the main world and sub-time are full of novelties, and the descriptions of war scenes are very graphic, allowing people to deeply feel the hardships of our revolutionary ancestors. The protagonist Liang Sian starts from the bottom of the cadre, which limits the strength of Golden Finger and makes his growth more realistic and immersive. If in the subsequent plot, the protagonist says that he has run out of gold fingers and there are others, he hopes to get something powerful but that enhances the sense of enjoyment. It is best not to lose the rationality. I hope that Liang Si'an can stir up troubles in the political world and move forward in an indomitable way.

It's a very good book, but there are no powerful plug-ins, so it doesn't feel very good.

Rare and excellent novel