The Young Lord of Spring and Autumn: Stealing Xi Shi, Setting My Sights on the Nine Provinces!

It's pretty good. There are no poisonous points for the time being. Although it eats meat quickly, there are not many meat scenes. They are all dealt with in one stroke. There is no priority or secondary. The development of power is the main line. Generally speaking, it can give people the best experience.

Qiangqiangqiang, the pace of this book is very good, and there is nothing poisonous about it. Overall, it makes people feel very comfortable. Don't be fooled by the title of the book. In fact, Xi Shi has very few scenes, and there are no scenes where brothers turn against each other or father and son become enemies. It is highly recommended.

Hello everyone, after looking through the reviews, many people think that the protagonist is committing suicide when he makes the leap. I don't know if I didn't write it clearly in the book or something else, but the protagonist brings nearly 3,000 soldiers with him when he makes the leap. I don't know if you have any idea about the three thousand soldiers in the Spring and Autumn Period. During this period, the Yue State had just gone through the Battle of Baiju, and all its domestic weapons, armor, and even copper materials were taken away by the Wu State or given to the Wu State to show their loyalty to the Wu State in exchange for Gou Jian's return. Therefore, the Yue State's strength at this period was very weak. As the protagonist leads nearly three thousand soldiers into Vietnam, it is not the protagonist who should be nervous and worried, but Gou Jian and the Yue Kingdom.

It's good, there's nothing toxic about it, there's no such idea of ​​time travel and equality for everyone, and there's no such thing as iron paper soap. Come on 👍👍👍

It's rare to see someone write such a time-travel story about the Spring and Autumn Period with such brilliant literary talent. I personally think the author is capable. There was a Mrs. Nanzi in the Kingdom of Wei. I don't know if she passed it or not. I wanted the protagonist to snatch her away before King Wei. I met Nanzi when Confucius traveled around the Kingdom of Wei. She was quite plump, so that's it...

This is the first time I have seen a novel that travels back to the Spring and Autumn Period. Other similar novels are all set in the Warring States Period and mostly focus on the Qin Kingdom. The plot of the heroine in this book is less of a career story. Also, he has a good grasp of the situation at that time in the state of Qi (the Tian family replaced Qi) and the state of Jin (three families were divided into Jin). Overall it looks pretty good.

The winding and endless road to heaven and earth is narrow and full of disasters and dangers of life and death. The body is like catkins blowing in the wind, no matter the cloud or mud, the intention is consistent. ——Gu Yue Fang Yuan

Overall, it's good. The most important thing is that there aren't many writing about the Spring and Autumn Period. Things are more valuable when they are scarce 😂

It's okay, but there are only a few chapters, and I don't like to keep up with updates. If I read too much, it's easy to forget the previous chapters, and I can't keep up with my emotions, so... [Please update]

On Tomato, a 5-star rating cannot be overstated