The Eight Hundred Death-Row Soldiers

The author's writing skills are very good and the story is lifelike. The most outstanding feature is that the writing style is calm and rational, without any nonsense. The plot is full of twists and turns, which is soul-stirring. And many characters have distinct personalities, which is exciting and lamentable. The protagonist is smart and wise, has righteousness and integrity, but is not a saint. He is pragmatic and down-to-earth and always sticks to the bottom line. The only regret is that it is currently being serialized. It was so nerve-wracking that I had to look for other completed chapters to read first. Did I just find out today that the author is actually editing several chapters at the same time? It's really awesome!!! But my personal suggestion is to do it one by one. You can write more focused and watch more enjoyable👍👍👍👍👍

The plot of the whole novel is compact, and the details of the battle between the two sides are thrilling and exciting. It quickly takes people into the bleak years when foreign enemies were around and the people were in dire straits. Hundreds of prisoners on death row joined forces with the defeated troops of the imperial court to resist the Tartars. Under the leadership of the commander Ling Yun, they endured hunger and cold, and fought hard on the hell-like battlefield. They made a surprise attack with wisdom and bravery, and fought their way out from the mountains of corpses and seas of blood. They brought hope of life and a glimmer of hope to save their country. We look forward to this glimmer of light finally shining brightly.

The structure is clear and analytical, the thinking is broad, it is thought-provoking, and it is difficult to decide for a long time.

Very well written~ The opening chapter exaggerates the cruelty of war and the road to death, and outlines the male protagonist's character, temperament and surrounding companions' characters one by one. Surrounded by crises and difficulties, the male protagonist uses his personal charm to influence everyone around him. Some of the little people in the begging camp are afraid, shaken, and some want to defect. The inner river ends, and finally they condense together. Only by uniting and twisting into a rope can they survive. When I see novels on the Internet, many structures and descriptions are contradictory, which is a huge criticism. However, the author is very careful and has not seen many loopholes so far. First time giving 5 stars. Come on~

Miao writes in detail! The plot has ups and downs! Each character is well written

For the first time, I watched the story of a man who acted for the sake of his family and his country rather than the love of his children. The grandeur of what the male protagonist did made me admire him. Every battle, every command, and every death-defying kill made my heart fluctuate along with it. Recommended five points.

With the theme of "everyone is responsible for the rise and fall of the world", it shapes the responsibility of young people with lofty ideals in national crises and demonstrates the responsibility and dedication of individuals in the torrent of history. Combining the spirit of chivalry with feelings of family and country, it conveys the sense of mission for national rejuvenation through intense plots.

The structure is clear, the plot is realistic, and it's super nice to watch.

The scenes and clues are compact, pressing step by step, and fascinating.

I read 30 chapters in one go. The article is very well written, the text is concise, the artistic conception is fresh, and the plot is tight and tense. It is very good. My personal score is 9.7. I hope the author will continue to persevere