The cracks in time and space are about to collapse, and the world is at stake!
Chen Tian came with the sky curtain and used the princes of the heavens as chess pieces to set up a life and death trial!
Gilded invitations came out of the air, Fusu and Hu Hai of the Qin Dynasty drew swords at each other, Zhao Guangyi of the Song Dynasty hid murderous intentions, and the name of Zhu Biao of the Ming Dynasty made Zhu Yuanzhang collapse the imperial court on the spot!
The winner will reshape the dragon spirit and take control of the world!
The loser's soul will be scattered, and the dynasty will be destroyed!
When the princes of various dynasties gather in the Dongli courtyard, when the emperors look at the sky and are helpless, in this chess game that stirs up all the world, who can change their destiny against the will of heaven and have the last laugh?
Reader comments
The writing is very good. The princes all have their own abilities. What made me most happy was that Zhu Di shouted out his grievances to Zhu Yuanzhang, and it was up to him whether he wanted to kill or behead him. Finally, someone made him shout out his grievances. How can Zhu Yunwen compare with Zhu Di? But is Fusu really that powerful? Don't know much
Fusu's history is indeed not as weak as everyone says, but it is not that strong either. His superior intelligence can crush everyone. Crush Zhu Di with force. Some are too strong. The King of Yan, who had been a vassal for many years, could not defeat the young master Fusu, so he was exhausted and had no physical strength. One star was deducted.
The angle is very novel, but there is a problem: shouldn't Li Shimin call Li Chengqian Gan'er? I think it should be Gao Ming, after all, Li Chengqian brothers all have nicknames. There should be records in history books, and the author can go read it.
It's quite good. I skipped the zombie part and was confused. I read the author's interpretation of the last chapter of the zombie. It does seem more flesh-and-blood, but it seems uninteresting for a novel. China has been a multi-ethnic country since ancient times. The existence of the Qing Dynasty is reasonable. Nothing will be scolded. The historical changes of each dynasty are not decided by individuals.
Start using all the emperor's means,
Isn't Queen Ma resurrected? Why doesn't she have a role?
The writing is very good. The princes all have their own abilities. What made me most happy was that Zhu Di shouted out his grievances to Zhu Yuanzhang, and it was up to him whether he wanted to kill or behead him. Finally, someone made him shout out his grievances. How can Zhu Yunwen compare with Zhu Di? But is Fusu really that powerful? Don't know much Fusu's history is indeed not as weak as everyone says, but it is not that strong either. His superior intelligence can crush everyone. Crush Zhu Di with force. Some are too strong. The King of Yan, who had been a vassal for many years, could not defeat the young master Fusu, so he was exhausted and had no physical strength. One star was deducted.
The angle is very novel, but there is a problem: shouldn't Li Shimin call Li Chengqian Gan'er? I think it should be Gao Ming, after all, Li Chengqian brothers all have nicknames. There should be records in history books, and the author can go read it.
It's quite good. I skipped the zombie part and was confused. I read the author's interpretation of the last chapter of the zombie. It does seem more flesh-and-blood, but it seems uninteresting for a novel. China has been a multi-ethnic country since ancient times. The existence of the Qing Dynasty is reasonable. Nothing will be scolded. The historical changes of each dynasty are not decided by individuals.
Start using all the emperor's means,
Isn't Queen Ma resurrected? Why doesn't she have a role?