I’m a Garrison Soldier in the Qin Dynasty, Yet I’ve Captured a Greek Goddess of War

I couldn't understand that the author posted such a good book on Tomato because it was so good. I repeatedly checked whether I was on Tomato. In this era of fast-paced online writing, where life and death are determined in three chapters, using an extremely long space at the beginning to describe a war is a test of literary skills and courage. Of course, this also shows that the author is extremely talented. And I seem to have forgotten that I came here just for the gimmick. After seeing the third volume, I remembered to come and comment. I didn't expect to read Rotten Tomatoes for so many years. It really made me see gold. I suddenly had a feeling. This novel reminded me of the first novel I read, Robinson Crusoe. Yes, that's the feeling. Keep looking forward to the plot that follows. I haven't had this feeling of anticipation for a long time. The novel seems to have only become a tool for me to pass the time. But this book brought me back to the original feeling of anticipation when reading the novel.

The most unique thing about this book is that it combines the grand proposition of "collision of civilizations" with down-to-earth refreshing points and delicate emotional lines. The rhythm of the plot is also well-chosen, with both hard-core war strategies and relaxed daily interactions. Of course, the "Roman Royal Sister's Girlfriend" in the title is definitely a highlight. There is no industrial saccharine deliberateness, but it slowly heats up in the collision of civilizations, life and death, and communism. This emotional model of "war first, then later" not only fits the setting of the war background, but also makes the image of Yujie three-dimensional and vivid. The interaction with the protagonist has both the tacit understanding of the sword and the shadow of the sword, and the interest of cross-cultural exchanges. The first-person narrative perspective is a bonus, allowing readers to deeply immerse themselves in the protagonist's state of mind.

There are many differences between this book and other historical texts. 1. First person. Tomato rarely has first person novels, which makes it a bit uncomfortable to read. 2. The pace is very slow. Daily life during wartime. But people who can watch it don't care, the main thing is to see the update frequency. 3. The author is quite active and has some thoughts and ideas of his own. Then I think the protagonist's behavior after time travel is quite normal. I know most things but don't know why. Everyone can memorize a few sentences about the Art of War, but you can't do it if you are asked to do it.

Qin Xiaofan traveled to the Qin Dynasty to become a border guard and captured the enemy general Olivia, starting a story that overturned history. The novel is exciting and beautiful, with rich, substantial and compact content, and a thrilling plot with ups and downs.

In the future, why not directly rebel and compete with Liu Bang and Xiang Yu for the world? You see, I have brothers beside me who dare to fight together, and I also have a wife, who was born as a soldier.

It's really exciting. The plot is high-energy throughout, and the setting is novel and unconventional. The more you watch it, the more you can't stop watching it. The storyline is ups and downs, exciting, exciting, and the details are in place, making it very visual. The plot settings are interlocking and fascinating, and the twists and turns are surprising. It is super beautiful and highly recommended!

This novel about traveling through the Qin Dynasty directly enshrines the gods! The historical research is so solid that it feels like reading Qin Slips. The protagonist does not rely on mindless cheating, but uses modern wisdom to assist the First Emperor to make up for his regrets. The court's machinations and technological development are both high-powered. After reading it, you are full of passion and awe for the Great Qin!

The setting of the fusion of East and West is very exciting, the author is creative and imaginative, the writing is smooth and vivid, and you can't stop reading.

It's very satisfying, but the article is lost? Why did the heroine suddenly get injured? The most surprising thing is that the hero is injured. It is emphasized several times in each chapter that my left shoulder hurts. If it is repeated too much, my senses are not good. Foreshadowing?

A good time-travel novel, the male protagonist has a rich character, and the plot is cleverly designed and imaginative. The author's creative ideas are clear and contagious, and his writing skills are solid. Five stars are given to encourage him. I hope he will continue to work hard!