Scheming for a Kingdom in Troubled Times! I Am the Untamed Wind

Who can reject Tomato's combination of family and country sentiments and cool writing? Hughes is so addictive! He was obviously a civil servant, but he had the courage of a military general and the resourcefulness of a counselor. After discovering that the royal city's armaments were depleted, he was not afraid of the powerful to get to the bottom of it. After being exiled by the king, he also hid a shocking conspiracy. After going deep into Tirpo, he started as a new soldier and practiced farming while training, building canals, building granaries, and guarding against bandits, so as to build the dilapidated Feilin Village into an indestructible fortress. The emotional line with Fiona is even more sweet and sad. They support each other in troubled times, fight side by side on the battlefield, and deliver each other in the middle of the night. Without industrial saccharine, it is a true love of life and death. There are also reversals of pirate lines, secret fights in the court, and melees between enemy countries. Multiple clues are intertwined. Every reversal is unexpected. This is how a tomato novel should be written!

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Tomato's annual exciting article is scheduled! Hughes' counterattack is so exciting! From an upright official in the Golden City to a lonely minister in the royal city, he dared to break into the armory and corrupt the quartermaster when he first took office. He said in the court, "The country is not destroyed unless it is a critic of the state." The king was speechless. He did not give up even if he was exiled. He went deep into the enemy's country with the general's entrustment, disguised his identity to deal with the civil strife, and at the same time dealt with pirates and spies. The blood of the battlefield, the brain-burning power of the game, the sweetness of love in troubled times, every chapter has explosive points, and the detailed descriptions are super real. The decaying debris of the city wall, the texture of rusty weapons, and the stench of the pirate ship make it seem like you are immersed in following Hughes through the troubled times. This kind of immersive and exciting novel really makes people stay up all night to read it and can't stop reading it!

Full of the excitement of Western fantasy! From the frustrated general who was demoted to the dock to the feudal official who invaded the New World, Hughes's counterattack is exciting and exciting, with machinations and passion intertwined. Every chapter is very interesting and enjoyable!

From Svakov to Tirpo, from the Golden City to Felin Village, from senior inspector to great general, great commander, from Hughes to Guilliman, the hardships and pains during this period, wandering in a foreign land, working as a slave on a pirate ship, meeting a beautiful woman in a blizzard hothouse, Fiona and Claire gave this man who lost his parents, was alone, and shouldered huge responsibilities a little comfort. I want to see what Guilliman can do in this continent in the end. Seeing that Harengoth is basically dead now, what will happen to other forces? When will Guilliman return to Svakov?

From an upright official in the Golden City to a lonely minister in the Royal City, Hughes's counterattack is so exciting! Although he is a civil servant, he dares to break into the armory and uncover the shady story of the court. After being exiled, he also hides a shocking conspiracy. There are twists and turns in every chapter and it is impossible to stop!

The most attractive part of this book is its "dual-line narrative". On the surface, Hughes went to the crisis-ridden New World to expand territory in order to repay his country and gratitude; secretly, he had a shocking plan in mind - this perfect combination of family and country justice and personal revenge opened up the whole story in an instant, and was no longer limited to a simple upgrade flow.

The author is a newcomer, but his writing style is not jerky at all, the plot logic is online, and it can be continuously updated, which is very friendly to those who follow the update. At present, this is a book with underestimated potential. The characters stand up well and the conflicts are interesting enough.

"Unruly wind" is the embodiment of the soul - it is not tame to the golden thread of the throne, but only surrenders to the uncooled red flame in the chest. Where is this from seeking the country? He clearly used his flesh and blood to carve his own seal on the long scroll of history.

Instead of being a depressed minister in a decadent kingdom, it is better to explore the new world. This is the choice of a real man.