Taking Over Ming China: From Hiding in the Mountains to Hunting for a Living

The story is quite good. The first 100,000 words are about hunters farming and hunting wolf kings, wild boars, man-bears and Siberian tigers. The story is exciting, but the most threatening thing is humans. The protagonist started out just to protect his wife and children, and to survive in the snowy forest of Northeast China. It's very touching [Like] [Like] [Like] Keep it up The scene where Xiping Fort was burned down was very interesting. The chase by Jian Nu before and after, and the several duels with Wang Hu were very attractive [Like][Like][Like]

If you like to write about fighting, you can write about monsters or spiritual beasts in fairy tales. In the mortal history novel, the story about the Wolf King can be a bit more thoughtful. After all, there are so many wolves on one person. What is the point of writing about a bear? I really don't know what kind of imagination the author has to write like a hundred-ton bear... And it is invulnerable.

Good, good-looking

Brother, which period of the Ming Dynasty is this? The place you are traveling through is the Greater Khingan Mountains, where is the government? ?

Very nice to listen to

Eat fast food during the holidays, lose weight in winter, lose weight, refuse to lose weight

The storyline is suspenseful, engaging, and beautiful to watch.

The storyline is good

Okay, very nice.

Not bad. I like this story.