He was originally a proton from Youzhou, trapped in the whirlpool of the capital. A sudden change occurred overnight, and he returned thousands of miles north with his princess; after a bloody battle at Yanshan, he retreated to the grassland with a hundred thousand cavalry. In the mist and rain in the south of the Yangtze River, he helped the new emperor ascend the throne; in the war in Huaibei, he defeated the coalition forces of the three towns. From the prince to the king of Yan, from a lone soldier to the leader of the alliance, Qiao Linxuan grew up in the power of strategy and iron-bloodedness, and finally raised the banner of the vassal town council in Jicheng - what he wanted to establish was not a dynasty for one person, but peace shared by the world.
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The writing is delicate, a breath of fresh air from Tomato, Little Beacon Fire
It feels pretty good This kind of Machiavellian novel is really interesting!