The Great Xia Dynasty stretches across a vast territory. A small western kingdom kills an imperial envoy, enraging the emperor. He sends out his troops, and the kingdom is destroyed.
The emperor grows arrogant and personally leads a campaign against the grasslands. At the Battle of Qingqiu, his forces suffer heavy losses, and the nation’s strength wanes.
The emperor has six sons, each extraordinary in his own way. Only the sixth prince is weak, and the emperor dislikes him.
In autumn, the grassland tribes raid the border and demand money and grain. The court officials panic, and debate whether to fight or make peace. Fearing war, the emperor favors peace.
The sixth prince, Ping, acts completely out of character and berates the officials. The emperor rebukes him. Ping prostrates himself and says that this is the path to ruin.
The emperor flies into a rage, orders him beaten thirty times, and banishes him from the palace.
Barely alive, he returns to his residence and dies!
The end...
I saw that the protagonist asked for those three packages, and then I directly commented. I don't know what is in these three packages. Although it looked uncomfortable, a newbie came into this world and was tricked by an old fox. It felt very real. This was the first loss the protagonist suffered. I think it was worth it. It's not that there is anything in these three packages (I haven't read it yet). The wisdom of the ancients is very powerful, so I hope you will gain wisdom after eating it.
The storyline is interesting, and the host's voice is even more beautiful.
Hahahahahahaha, I haven't heard such a good book for a long time.
The tactics and actual combat details are written in detail, emotion and reason, very good
There is no random writing, there is an idea that I want to read on, which is good.
Not bad, but not enough. The characters are well described, and the plot is also pretty good. Hope to keep up the good work! 👍
Okay, that's right, there is no brainless heroic God of War. The overall writing is very realistic. The protagonist can have the same knowledge as Xiang Shaolong that is ahead of the ancients, but he is still an ordinary person. It's not God. It's interesting to write it like this. I hope the author can add more quality supporting characters to the protagonist in the future. Like Liu Bei, he is a military commander and a civil servant. As for the scene with the rival princess, there shouldn't be any bloody plot. In the end, a plot similar to the one where Yu is born and Liang is born would be great.
Not bad, worthy of praise, no procrastination
The plots are intertwined and can be watched
Nice! The rating is low! It should be above 8.8.