The Jiangdu Coup: I Rescued Empress Xiao While Fleeing

It originated from the encounter in the palace bathing room during the Jiangdu mutiny. The wind and rain destroy the temple and intersect the hearts, and the thin line between life and death is finally broken. Returning to Wu County, they went through many dangers and worked together to win Wu County. With this foundation, he can swallow up the world, and half of the country will stand upright. This is the plot of the book so far. The war aspect is okay, and then the main content is the shaping of women. In terms of emotions, I saw the emotions between Chenghua and Concubine Wan Gui, and also saw the side of the founding couple of Zhu Yuanzhang and Empress Ma working together. In the male protagonist alone On the standing side, I saw the figure of Emperor Guangwu. I personally like Emperor Guangwu very much. What is also very exciting is that the food of young women and married women is really good, and the author updates at a speed that is rare in Tomato. He writes seven or eight chapters a day. This kind of efficiency also deserves a good review [Like] [Like]

Absolutely, she is just a female Zhuge, but the emotional scenes are well written and the sense of CP is too strong😎

It's awesome that I've seen it better in recent years. It can compete with the one from the Eastern Jin Dynasty.

The writing is okay, I know Li Shimin is very strong. But the author didn't write that powerfully. For example, Li's ability to lead troops and his supporting forces. I saw that every battle with Li Shimin was related to the destiny of the world and the country. But I don't see such a crisis. What you wrote should be that they are evenly matched, but judging from the current territory, the protagonist's national strength is much greater. However, you don't have this advantage. Instead, he was mindlessly trying to make Li Tang stronger. Create a tense atmosphere, as if you are about to lose the next moment. I would like to ask how powerful Chai Shao's fifteen thousand troops are, as they seem to be able to capture Luoyang in one fell swoop. Isn't this deliberately creating a tense atmosphere? He praises the enemy so much that he seems to be ready to play at any time. But it is different from what the author wrote. The protagonist he wrote is a little weaker than Li Shimin, which is inconsistent with the previous one. It didn't describe the feeling of meeting an opponent in chess. On the contrary, it is suppressing, although this is also the author's usual trick. All in all, I'm a little disappointed. I hope that the author below can be better at writing and write a truly good article. Come on, keep an eye on you, you are very good. Could it be any better? [Laughing]

Very good-looking, fighting for dominance, very exciting and enjoyable. I like Queen Xiao the most. She is really invincible, a good wife, and rules the harem. Each heroine in the front has her own characteristics. They are all good, and they also have rice bowls. I like it very much.

Not bad, you can take a look. After reading dozens of chapters, I have two suggestions for the author: ① There are several poems quoted in the article that are only available after the late Sui Dynasty. If the time does not match, they can be revised. ②The male protagonist's "literary" strength is a bit weak. Currently, I feel that the male and female protagonists are about 46 points apart. You can gradually improve the male protagonist's "literary" strength. If the author is letting the male protagonist grow, then there will be no problem.

Emotional portrayal of characters The protagonist does not overly borrow the abilities brought by time travel. He has corresponding arrangements for each girl and is responsible for each girl. The character and personality of the protagonist are very well portrayed.

This book is the best one I have read in the past few years. I can't bear to read it. I hope the author won't rush to finish it. To be honest, there are many Tomato novels with this kind of intrigue, emotion and strategy.

I read it in one sitting. It is a rare masterpiece of history. From my personal point of view, this book deserves 8-9 points. Although it is not a sacred book (the kind that pretends to be surnamed Langya), it is also a rare source of food. At the beginning, I thought the plot was a bit slow, but then it got out of hand [facepalming]. In less than three years and 300 chapters, except for the two Phoenixes who stayed in Chang'an, they were basically unified. The plug-in for Pig's Knuckle is Empress Xiao, a genius setting! Although it has gone out of history and the power of pig's feet has developed too smoothly, it is not harmful. Looking at my ID, I usually get angry when I see someone I don't like. After all, the books on this site are really hard to describe. Before reading this book, I just happened to read the book about the rebirth of the legitimate son of the Five Surnames (Longxi Li). The whole article praises the Five Surnames and Qi Wang, but the author has basically no historical knowledge. He directly identifies Li Tang as a Xianbei person. He just fails to directly say that it was the Five Surnames and Qi Wang that made Li Tang win. Among the Southern clans (dressed to cross south), the Hedong clan, the five surnames and seven looks, and the Guanlong clan, no one is more noble! Excessive belittling will only make people laugh! Therefore, the author's stance is relatively neutral and deserves five stars! What can be proved by belittling Li Tang and Erfeng? I firmly believe that this kind of person is the one who besieged the Tang Dynasty and saved the Qing Dynasty! ! !

It's a really good book, with a single heroine and a harem, but the main part is the emotional drama between the heroine and the heroine. The pace of the plot is pretty good, fast when it should be fast and slow when it should be slow. I think the climax of the plot of this book is the confrontation between the protagonist and Li Shimin. It's indeed well written. I almost didn't dare to click on the author's name when I saw it.