The Red Rabbit Crushed the Dream of Building a Slave, and the Flying General Fought Against the Ming Dynasty.

It's interesting and interesting. This is the first time I've given it five stars in more than a year. Keep it up, the author. The author's whimsical ideas are really good. Lu Bu is a historical figure who has good friends and bad friends. There are mixed reviews, but I personally like him. The author should hurry up. It's just too little and it's not enough to read. Come on, keep it up.

I give it 4.7 Stars, rounded to five stars. Looking at the fifty chapters so far, the writing is very good, and the storyline is fascinating, making people want to keep reading. Overall, the writing is smooth and the characterizations are vivid, making it worth reading. The delicate description of the environment made me feel as if I was actually there, and I could feel the scenes in the novel more clearly. Through vivid language and delicate description, the author closely combines the environment with the plot, presenting a real and wonderful time and space to readers. What I personally feel is slightly lacking is that there weren't that many powerful generals in the late Ming Dynasty. It would be unsightly if the protagonist's natural powers and martial arts were too high.

I have only read eight chapters, but it was able to give me a five-star rating. I have never had such an idea after reading hundreds of chapters of books with a score of nine or above. This book is far more literary and enjoyable than those empty-content cool articles. This is the real gold. I have never seen an author who can describe the meeting of two souls when the protagonist travels so vividly. However, the slight drawback is that the authenticity may be a little less, after all, it is a novel.

Very satisfied! The author is different from ordinary people. I have read the novel for more than 10 years! This is considered top-notch writing! Come on!

The writing is really good. It's very well written. Please keep it up.

Okay, okay, okay, thank you. My brother-in-law's problem is mainly something I can figure out. The problem you mentioned is mainly something I can figure out. What about you? My fault my fault my fault my fault my fault my fault my fault my fault my fault my fault my fault my fault my fault my fault

I have read Chapter 104 so far, which is considered a minority. I can read the book in the end of the Ming Dynasty, and the character of Lu Bu is also well written. For now (it's talking about the quality before these 104 chapters, I don't care about the quality of subsequent chapters, it hasn't been updated yet), the current score is really not worthy of the quality of this book. There are hundreds of thousands of people reading it, and a score of about nine is what I expected for this book. Come on, the word count is too much, maybe I can get it up when I wait for the book test.

Love this novel! He created a new Lu Bu! The details of some scenes are also well described! I wish there were more novels like this He gives us a new perspective on the ancients! See the ancients through their eyes! There is something remarkable about the portrayal of the character Lu Bu, both in terms of language and psychology! Just a bit like Long Aotian!

It's okay, I just like this kind of non-systematic and prophetic-plot-less article [Blow Kiss] Come on, author

Lu Bu, who combines both historical facts and romantic imagery, is now the best in the world, both righteous and evil, but also affectionate and righteous. Can he get rid of the various hats of his previous life and break the curse of wandering when he travels from the late Han Dynasty to the late Ming Dynasty? Hey, you'll know it when you see it!

Good! OK OK! It looks good. The author~~~The writing is good, and the story has a sense of immersion. You can feel that the novel story is not cliché. It seems powerful, but there are too few. Come on, work hard to update~The author is great

Not bad, good writing, very good late Ming Dynasty novel

4 Points are for your writing style. The missing 1 point is that this is not Lu Bu, but more like Zhang Liao.

The author's writing style is very good, vividly showing the cruel scene of the late Ming Dynasty. It is a rare good article, come on!

[Chigua] The author is so awesome and his writing is really good. The rating of this book is a bit low. What should I say? It should be 8.8 To 9.5 Points, keep watching for a while

I don't have much education. This edition is very well written, but there is too little.

Good-looking, Lu Bu is among the best

It's pretty good, but no one is watching it

The writing is really good, but it's a pity that it's been discontinued. I've written several reviews before and they all failed. Haha, FANQIIE is really good at playing! Really, it's a pity that your writing style is so bad

The long-awaited novel has finally been written.

I just read the first few chapters and they were pretty good. Come on😊

Well written! If you like reading, please keep writing!

It's great, well written. I want to see Lu Bu kill everyone.

It's great, but there are too few to read. I've been looking for this kind of original Lu Bu's writing for a long time. It's the best writing I've ever read.

The writing style is not like that of a novice, the description of the environment and the characterization are very three-dimensional, not a novice article! Brother, please update slowly, don't care about the ratings. Books are really good

The writing is quite touching, with flesh and blood.

This author's writing is very good, but the pace is a little slower. It's worth reading. The farther back you go, the better it looks!

The character descriptions and plot settings are both excellent and highly recommended.

Except for the confusion at the beginning, the plot is still very good. I followed it to chapter 55 in one go.

Author, is Lu Bu prepared to strive for hegemony and become emperor, or is he loyal to Chongzhen?