National Destiny Dungeon: I'm the Old Rogue from Pei County

It looks good, but it's actually a little abnormal. For example, instead of choosing Liu Ji in the first copy, choosing Yu is the best, because you are you. Xiang Yu is Xiang Yu. A normal Xiang Yu is completely different from a arrogant Xiang Yu. Liu Bang died very easily, but it doesn't matter, as long as it looks good. The author is now writing about Wuhu. I recently watched a video of an up owner, and saw Wuhu, and what he said was pretty good. It's called Brave Yong. This up owner's videos have already reached the second level, but overall I think the writing is pretty good. It's at Station B. You can check it out.

It's okay. The protagonist is not purely selfless like other national sports stories. The rewards he worked hard to get are finally enjoyed by a group of guys who are sarcastic towards the protagonist. This alone deserves five stars.

To be honest, it's good to be able to recreate history. If it hadn't clearly happened in history, I really can't figure out how else Liu Bang could win the world instead of Xiang Yu, the strongest at the time.

The author's writing style could have given more consideration to the historical passage of the late Qin Dynasty and Liu Bang's winning over people's hearts and his subsequent style. A good piece of writing.

It's quite beautiful, especially the first copy, it feels very Liu Bang-like.

Knowing the history, you still have your own ideas to attack Pengcheng. Is Han Xin's military capability weaker than yours? At least those who listen to Han Xin won't lose so miserably [face covering] The rest of the writing is okay

It looks very fun now, and I feel that the online history has given full play to the protagonist's subjective initiative.

Overall good, the literary level is very high, but how could the Blue Star people not know that Mu Qiu originally selected people to join the dungeon, and it was written like a historical projection screen

In fact, it can be divided into volumes. I skipped through it, and I don't know if this happens to you. I read novels just for the pleasure of reading, and I didn't actually read much in the middle. Maybe I skipped after reading a few pages, so I hope the author divided it into volumes so that readers know where they are looking.

From Mu Qiu, Liu Ji (bang), Liu Qiu to becoming the current prince of the Tang Dynasty, Li Chengqian (Of course, what impressed me most were the copies from the Eastern Jin Dynasty and the Northern and Southern Dynasties) The tasks in each era will end, but the protagonist's story will never end! Come on, author, I hope you can continue to improve yourself [Like]