Daqin*****

This is the world of Great Qin where wars are raging and heroes emerge in large numbers. Although there is foreshadowing ahead, those foreshadowings are necessary. The First Emperor swept across Liuhe, with a cloud of fierce generals under his command! In the battle of gold and iron, who will take the lead with his peerless martial arts? Who wiped out the battlefield with overwhelming force? Who is strategizing and deciding the situation while talking and laughing! In the duel between the two gods of war, Li Mu and Wang Jian, why did Xiang Yu fail? What did Liu Bang rely on to win the final victory? It's a good read, and it's indeed a hardcore historical novel. It looks better than the Qin Empire.

It can be seen that the author put a lot of effort into writing this book. I am very surprised after reading it so far. The plot is very fresh and the overall rhythm is good online. There are no abrupt points and it is easy for people to immerse themselves in. I hope it will continue to be good.

The choice of words and sentences is very suitable for the background of the times, and it is not awkward to read. The characters are all standing up, and everyone has their own position and thoughts. They do not exist just for the protagonist. The design of the plot is also very reasonable, and there are no flaws in the gradual progression. The foreshadowing of the myth line is also just right, and it echoes the disputes in the world very well. It is not a mindless and exciting article at all, and it is very comfortable to read.

This Da Qin novel really exceeded expectations. The characters are very three-dimensional and there are no flat tools. The logic of the plot is also very smooth. The combination of mythical reincarnation and Warring States machinations is not stiff at all. The writing style is also very comfortable. It reads very graphically. The whole process is mindless and enjoyable. It is supported by the plot and characters, which makes it very interesting to watch.