The Reborn Qianmen Zhengjiang Fights Again in the World

The setting of Thousand Gates General is a bit mysterious, but the author advances the plot from shallow to deep, which is difficult to understand when reading. The character setting is very interesting, the depiction is delicate and vivid, and the story of that era is eloquently told.

This is not only a refreshing novel about rebirth, but also an ultimate feast of power and intrigue. In the troubled times, we can see Qianmen's generals changing their destiny against the will of heaven with their own strategies, maneuvering horizontally and horizontally, and writing a legend of troubled times belonging to Qianmen. Readers who like wits and intrigues, the troubled times of the Republic of China, and hard-core plots will definitely hit their mark. This book will definitely satisfy their interests. The more they follow the plot, the more they will get into it and become completely immersed in this thrilling plot of troubled times.

It's my favorite genre. First of all, Thousand Gates and Eight Generals is very attractive, but of course it's also a very difficult genre to write. Secondly, the time point is in the 1920s and 1930s. The stage of the story in that chaotic era is great. Coupled with the author's writing process, it is a good work.

A rare chronicle with the Northern Expedition and Hankou as the background!

Very beautiful, worth recommending [Like][Like][Like]

It is rare to see a novel about the Republic of China that is not set in Beijing and Shanghai. The author really puts his heart into it!

A rare piece of Republican literature! Not brainless!