Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms: The Han Dynasty Is Back

For this update frequency, full marks. Don't let it fizzle out. Outside of Shu, the Khan's Guards, these heavily armored cavalry archers, are the most powerful.

The protagonist possesses a cheat-like ability: suppressing land annexation and controlling grain prices by suppressing landlords and gentry. Although low grain prices harm the people, currently, the low price of grain is very beneficial to ordinary citizens, potentially leading to a population boom. Low grain prices also stimulate a surge in the number of people working in industry and commerce.

Pretty good, slow-burn type, pleasing to the eye, and attractive 👀 Multiple female characters, many romantic scenes

Those involved are often confused, while bystanders see things clearly. In my opinion, the protagonist can quickly amass wealth in the early stages.

The world-building is very reasonable, and the supporting characters are intelligent. A very good Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms Mount & Blade novel, keep it up!

It's well-written. Books about the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms period are rare. I'm not very familiar with this chaotic period of history, but in this book, everyone from the common people and middle-class families to the royal family has their own interests. It's not the kind of story where people just talk the talk and then blindly follow. I've read up to chapter 166.

The writing isn't quite good yet, but updating five times a day makes up for it a bit, since there are so few Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms and Mount & Blade novels these days, so it's still worth reading. There are a few minor flaws, but I can accept them. The details show the author did their research. However, the sudden insertion of a romance plot later on was unbearable to watch 😅.

The protagonist is always slashing, and the boss is always suppressing the protagonist; Tomato is just too good to watch!

It's pretty good. While not a masterpiece, it's definitely excellent. The only issue is that since it's an in-game army, if it hasn't been completely modified, it's still necessary to include in-game screenshots. This is essential since you're mainly writing about the game. For the troops, you should also include upgrade paths and equipment. The simplest way is to post a screenshot for each new unit type. I don't think that's difficult; it's just a single image of each unit.

The protagonist actually used a recruitment skill to launch a direct attack on the city? He infiltrated the general's residence inside the city alone, recruited the enemy general, and then beheaded him, creating a pincer movement.