A Long Song Across the Land

Very good, it captures the helplessness and sorrow of ordinary people. It's so good! The author really writes well; it's already a book with a 99% success rate on Tomato.

Although some plot points are illogical, it is still a very good novel overall, much better than the nonsense about bringing a warehouse back to the Tang Dynasty. I can't stand it anymore. It gets more and more unreliable, contradictory, illogical, and full of made-up nonsense. It was okay at the beginning, but I'm disappointed.

Although I only read a little bit of the beginning, it was written very realistically.

The story is acceptable, but there are many inconsistencies; the author should sort them out.

Eighty, the battle was exhilarating. Did the author watch some Three Kingdoms gossip on Kuaishou?

Is it because fewer people have read it that the rating is low? It's truly a very good book.

The writing flows smoothly and naturally, conveying a raw, cold, and piercing realism, the baptism and burning of blood and fire, and fateful deaths and escapes. An indomitable soul burns in the darkness. The idea of ​​having shadow guards is a bit far-fetched. How can you support dozens of people without money, food, and supplies? Are they just going to starve?

This is a high-quality work; the narrative is clear and well-structured, and the plot is tightly paced. These two aspects alone make it superior to most of Tomato's (a famous Chinese author) works.

The story unfolds beautifully and is well worth watching.

A well-written book with a tight plot.