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I think The Fugitive Khan of the Junggar tribe did a good job, with vivid characters, rigorous plot structure, and detailed and solid research. If the title of the book was more attractive, it would be our ideal medieval historical novel [Like]

Just reading the introduction didn't make me nervous. It's so well written that it doesn't look like a Tomato book. [Praise]

It's been a long time since I've seen such a well-written Western history article without magic or system. I'm almost in tears. The tragic past of the protagonist is cleverly narrated in each chapter, which not only gives the protagonist a little depth of experience but also does not make it too frustrating to read. The writing has the feeling of recovering from a literary illness. The problem now is that the identity of the heroine has not yet been determined. I beg the author to conceive of a heroine who is like Lou Zhaojun and Lu Pheasant. She must have her own outstanding abilities and dialogue plots. The current descriptions of female pirate kings and female shooters are very good and can be accepted as heroines. Please don't be a monk. I beg you [face covering]

Compared with most formulaic novels, this book is more like a biography with substantial content. It is highly recommended for everyone to read it. Both the story background and narrative techniques are very solid. It is a novel that can be read carefully.

It's hard to imagine that this is a Tomato book, and it only has a score of seven. Even if we look at all the medieval European online articles in recent years, the quality of this book is top-notch. It is especially suitable for reading after playing Kingdom Come 2. The author is very knowledgeable about the history of medieval Europe. The writing is beautiful and the plot is moving. However, the update is a bit slow.

Extremely perfect character creation, a flesh-and-blood protagonist. You can see confusion, swing, guilt, and loneliness in him, but you can also see the perseverance and the rare kindness and equality of that era. Between the lines, I can feel the author's understanding of the history and institutions of the Western Middle Ages, and integrated it into the creation of the novel, with detailed descriptions of armor, architecture, living environment, and eating habits. There is also a habit of writing mainly in a translation style, which is appropriate to the background of the times. In certain passages, it brings out a dramatic and powerful sound that touches people's hearts.

I think Dahan wrote well, with vivid characters and good plot rhythm. I forgot later, if there were less ←friend jokes, it would be the best ←friend novel in our minds [Like] I'm curious about how the protagonist will deal with the Taboya faction's tendency to make big pictures.

The author's wording is delicate in depicting the characters and the description of the social environment is exquisite. The whole book reads very smoothly. It feels like you can sit down and read slowly. Moreover, the last book written by the author is also very beautiful. The description is delicate and the psychological description of the characters is very good. I like it very much. I hope that one day I can read the re-edition of the previous book. I am waiting and hoping·ing

The main character is okay, it's the kind of character I like, the light comes from the dark, the pure comes from the filthy. It brings tears to the eyes of those who watch it, but the fake princess is a bit disgusting to watch, it's too two-dimensional, it's awkward and makes me feel sick to my stomach. Without this fake princess, I can give 5 stars, but with the fake princess, I can only give 4 stars.

Chinese and European historical texts are 90% rare. The author's writing style is awesome and his character creation is awesome. It's beautiful.

The literary background and writing style are very good, and the plot design is very unobtrusive. It is the first time I read the book and I feel that time travel is not an unexpected thing. The very details of life depicted are not the kind of articles written by Czechs who played or wandered about medieval Bohemia. The characters are also well drawn, and a lot of narrative techniques are used. It's not the kind of thing where a lot of settings are suddenly added, and it's not like telling stories from childhood to adulthood. The interaction between several supporting characters and the protagonist is very strong. The most profound thing is that there is an innocent child attendant beside the protagonist. He was frightened during the battle. The protagonist was originally ready to slap him, but in the end he just raised his mask and shouted at him. Great sense of detail

A high-quality article, The History of Tomato. Unfortunately, the updates are not very stable. As a result, although the narrative rhythm is well controlled from the word count ratio alone, the actual reading time will feel like the plot is being dragged out due to the long time to follow the updates. A slow-moving (praise) protagonist who is a true and living saint who does not have double standards or hypocrisy. The supporting characters are well created, so much so that they overly point out their shortcomings under the medieval moral system, which made me personally feel disgusted in certain passages. Some of the descriptions have a slightly AI feel, but the reading experience is well integrated with the Western translation accent and there is almost no bad taste. Maybe I misunderstood.

This book has a unique taste, it feels like a biography, and overall it has a delicious mint flavor🍅

It's very good, the right amount of mischief is abundant, and the malicious translation has a different kind of appeal. We want to call on volunteers at sea to learn from stones, and royal printing work to learn from Jan Sternberg.

Why not go to Qidian and write? I feel that at least 60% of the novels on the monthly list cannot compare to this one.

It should be a farming article. Having played riding and slashing, it should give you a strong sense of immersion. The writing is good. I hope that the subsequent content can still maintain this quality.

The writing style is very distinctive, and every supporting character is well portrayed. The protagonist's character is too perfect, which is a shortcoming, but it is still better than the dark protagonist. After watching so many anti-human protagonists on Tomato, my eyes lit up.

It's like finding a chef with three Michelin stars from a roadside stall, that's probably it

It's very interesting. I haven't seen the heroine yet. I think the protagonist's development process in this whole incident is relatively logical. What's rare is that I watched with great interest what he did in the whole plot and found it very interesting. In this era, although he was alienated, he still tried his best to maintain his conscience. I hope he can become a king in the future and then fulfill his righteous deeds. Don't let Sonia be the heroine! The male protagonist should be a king in the future. It is impossible not to marry a wife, but don't be like this. You will only be jealous and then rely on the male protagonist's general sympathy for women of that era to rely on him. No! But she has been in so many scenes recently, and I don't know what the author plans to do with her in the future, but don't rely on the male lead! The Patrin in the front can at least be a housekeeper, and she can be considered to have handled her role well, but with Sonia's mentality, if she does anything bad in the future, she really doesn't want to read it, and she feels tired.

Jan Sternberg at the turning point of history

The soul is back! 🌸The soul is back! ! 🌸The soul is back! ! ! (Burning incense) (how to do it) (reciting words) (dancing to the gods) ጿ ኈ ቼ ዽ ጿ ኈ ቼ ዽ Urgency is like a law! The soul is back! ! The soul is back! ! ! (Burning incense) (how to do it) (reciting words)

At present, it seems to be a very good medieval novel. I haven't seen the unfolding stage of the story yet. However, all the actions of the protagonist so far are reasonable and consistent with the situation in the Middle Ages, and there will be no particularly abrupt plots. Just wait and see for now.

It's rare to find a real medieval background in online articles, and it's beautiful. My in-depth understanding of the Middle Ages comes entirely from this year's Kingdom Come 2. I just finished playing the game and saw a book like this [Love]

I just have a doubt. Why is this book not rated nine or ten? Such an excellent piece of work. Only seven points is too low. The only drawback is that the author updates too slowly. This is the only book that I have the patience to read word for word. I beg you to update quickly

So far, it looks okay. It seems to be a historical text in the real world. Unfortunately, I still like the style of the book more. Alas, Khan, do you think I still have a chance to read the previous book? [Cry]

High-quality masterpiece, watch it for free on Tomato

Definitely worth reading🍅A good article. I think it is completely different from those fast-food online articles (the author did not choose to use attractive gimmicks). It is a good article that can be read slowly and savored. The author is very careful in character creation, but there is no situation where character > plot appears. He has completely achieved the smooth development of the plot and enriched the characters at the same time. I still can't even remember the names of some characters [face covering], but their images in my mind are very specific. In short, I recommend it! The messianic protagonist is even more delicious and must-try!

I hope it will be more realistic, and not like some articles that rush into communism and become a cool article. How come it still has this rating after how long? It seems that very few people have read this book. Is the author considering changing the label? Do you think the label has anything to do with the current content? [Rolls eyes]

The best European medieval novel I have ever seen. Is this available for free in Persimmon?

At present, it is an excellent work and very rare. The logic is clear and the plot is rigorous.