Beacon Fires of the Late Ming

This is a rare and good online article. It starts from scratch, step by step, and is quite solid. It seems to the author that he has a good understanding of Shanxi's mountain topography, national customs, and the customs and customs of the Ming Dynasty.

It is written very solidly and is set against the background of the troubled times of the late Ming Dynasty. Currently, refugees are forming groups to build villages to survive. The protagonist is calm and strategic, doing housekeeping, military training, farming, and patrolling step by step. The characters perform their duties, and the plot is realistic and not exaggerated. The little villains are not that good-looking, and they are not brainless. They are all about the details of living seriously in troubled times. The more you look at it, the more interesting it becomes.

Not bad, organized and rhythmic 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

It looks good and the writing is good.

Interesting, really good, the writing style is also good, worth reading

There is really no loyalty in Confucianism. The author is a great talent and writes very well.

Not bad, worth a look

The beginning is so real and tragic that it feels like you are actually there.

Very solid and pretty

Very good, very good