
The Ironclad Soldier: Forging an Unrivaled General
悍卒,打造无双上将
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- Ongoing
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- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 12h ago
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- Fanqie
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This book is really well written, and the detailed descriptions in the early stage are very good. Then all the characters in it have IQs and are not brainless. The only one who is not explained clearly is Gao Shun. Logically speaking, many people should have seen Gao Shun. Unless he is disguised, it should be easy to recognize him. However, the article mentions that Tao Ying took off his mask once, so it is inferred that Gao Shun also disguised himself, and others Generally speaking, it's pretty good. The system is not over the standard. It's possible that Lu Lingqi's identity has not yet been determined, and when the protagonist will break away from Cao Cao's control and become independent. However, the author has been laying the groundwork. It is estimated that the Battle of Guandu is about to begin. Come on, it is considered a masterpiece. Some places need to be polished. Although there is not much traffic yet, but you have to believe in the accumulation and accumulation [please update]
It's really good-looking. The soldiers in the field are rewarded for completing the tasks. The protagonist is subordinated to civil servants and generals who are not that famous or are not tied so deeply. It looks very natural, unlike other generals who forcibly intercept others. It looks very strange. The only shortcoming may be the emotional scene with Lu Yiling. It looks a bit weird, but as a hegemony novel, there is nothing wrong with it. It is very enjoyable.
The writing is good, relying on Cao Cao for development is a good thing, but in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, it was all wars between nobles. People of commoner origin were directly excluded from the chess table and could only be attached to various lords. If the author does not solve this problem in the later period, this article will just be a simple article. I hope the author can come up with a good solution.
This is what traveling through the Three Kingdoms should be like! This is by no means the kind of cool novel where the protagonist's aura is revealed and the tiger's body is shaken, and the world returns to its heart. Rather, it is a masterpiece of the Three Kingdoms that is truly rooted in troubled times and has flesh and blood. The portraits of the characters are extremely brilliant, and I look forward to the brilliant performance of the military academy in the future!
The setting of developing secretly under Cao Cao's nose is very exciting! While trying to avoid Boss Cao's suspicion, he also ignited his own fire in the cracks. The perspective of an ant in troubled times hides the ambition to swallow the sky. This contrast is full of tension!
The plot of this novel is ups and downs and exciting. From the protagonist's ordinary background to his counterattack after suffering, every turn is unexpected. The characters are vivid, and the tenacity of the protagonist and the cunning of the villain are all vividly portrayed. The language is vivid and fluent, allowing readers to quickly enter the story scene. However, there are some flaws in the worldview construction, and some settings are not perfect enough. Overall, it's a great book worth reading.
5,000 Hours of reading + reviews from old bookworms, a rare masterpiece on Tomato
Super burning article about the Eastern Han Dynasty's struggle for hegemony! The survival expert traveled through time and became a soldier under Cao Cao. He started to survive in a dead situation. He activated the star system to raise an unparalleled general. He rose from a humble family and burst into blood. The more he looked at it, the more he became obsessed with it!
It's good-looking, and the ups and downs of the plot make people's blood boil.
The characters are well created and have flesh and blood, especially Guo Jia. The rhythm is very comfortable to watch. I think it's good. It's a good series.