N Ways for the Boss to Die: Starting with Depriving the Tooth Soldiers

This domineering legend that has been buried in the smoke of five generations is brought back to the eyes of readers. The author has solid research and restores the arrogance of "the emperor of Chang'an, the tooth soldiers of the Wei Mansion" - the father and son's tooth soldiers group successively. If the soldiers are strong, they will chase the commander, and if the commander is strong, they will rebel against the master. Killing the coach is like playing chess, and the texture of the troubled times of feudal feudal rule is vividly depicted. The story of the protagonist Wen Xiu who rises against the odds from a low-level soldier not only has the excitement of an online novel, but also contains reflections on the fate of "arrogant soldiers". The light of swords and shadows are full of the cruel nature of survival in troubled times. It is worth reading for history lovers.

After reading more than a dozen of them, it was okay. Unfortunately, Wei Fu Ya was not a good person, so he was a bit whitewashed. However, there were not many good people in the late dynasty and troubled times.

A good book, from the perspective of a tooth soldier, it shows us the chaotic, bloody and brutal era at the end of the Tang Dynasty, as well as the conflict with the strongest military force in the world at that time. Most people still retain the martial arts and heroic spirit of the Tang Dynasty, and have not yet fallen into the complete explosion and chaos of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. At certain times, people are still like a human being in some aspects, and they still retain the dignity of being a citizen of the Heavenly Kingdom.

First of all, I am not a sailor. It looks really comfortable. The author still has a certain foundation. I hope to update it soon.

The feeling of Banqun's portraits is that Weibo is not able to unify them. Actually, I think it's okay. The protagonist is just an ordinary person, but Marshal Chen is too supermodel. Wei Bo is really not as good as Youzhou Qiuzhi, there is a spoiler warning at the end I feel that Wei Bo is generally regarded as an enemy and is a difficult problem to overcome on the road to unification and reform. Overall, it's quite novel. With Wei Bo's nature, even if Youzhou has been captured in the latest chapter, but considering that there is a blood feud and the foundation is unstable, the tooth soldiers are probably not willing to fight outside. It is normal to fight against Youzhou. After all, they have to fight because of hatred. It still feels difficult to unify. Unless, I mean unless every time this routine comes, a force will first provoke Wei Bo and then continue to unify it like a nest of dolls in Youzhou, hahaha [eating melon]

It's really good-looking, the overall world view, the protagonist's acting style, and the author's description of the characters on the battlefield are all very good, keep up the good work [Adoration]

The writing is very vivid, and it is very relevant to the historical situation of Wei Boya soldiers and the back hall.

It describes the cruelty of the feudal war in the late Tang Dynasty, and also describes the remaining power of the Han Dynasty in the late Tang Dynasty! Why is the Song Dynasty being ridiculed? It's because, even in the aftermath of the Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties, we can still defeat foreign races! [Cover face][cover face][cover face]

I remember that after I traveled through the world without any risk, I was very happy and sang a song called "The Blood Song of the Three Realms". I was discovered by the "Lord of the Stars" and took me to the "Journey to the Misty" and entered the "Heavens and Worlds". I met the "God of Killing" known as the "Natural Disaster". He sat on the "Throne of the Divine Seal" and wanted to kill me, but was saved by the "Nine Heavens Sword Demon". After they recovered from their injuries, they said goodbye to me. Later, he recommended me to "The Evil King of Another World", and I did "Underworld Special Forces" in "The Unrivaled Tang Sect". There, "Galaxy Emperor" taught me "Swallowing the Starry Sky", and "Qin Emperor" taught me how to play the piano. I was developing Final Intelligence there, and I had Clairvoyant Eyes. When I have nothing to do, "The Magic Chef of Ice and Fire" teaches me how to cook, and "The God of Bacchus" teaches me how to mix wine. The most awesome thing is "Emperor". His old man taught me "Unparalleled in the World" "Peerless Magical Powers", and I followed the path of "Emperor Supreme". Soon after, I trained the "Immortal" Divine Body. Under the "Heaven Realm and Firmament", I used the "Destroy the Sky Map" to defeat the world's best master "The Evil God" and snatched the "Throne of the End of the Dharma". However, the world could not bear my power and the space was shattered. I was sucked into the "Perfect World" and returned to the "Wild Era" Yuan~~~Oh! I am old, and now it is the world of you young people, but young people, you have to update!

It was quite boring at first, but after gaining territory, it became interesting and gradually got better. Xiu was shaped like Gao Huan, a typical headwind with high morale and full of achievements. When the wind went smoothly, it became a lot of fun [laughing][laughing]

Realistic, I have read more than 100 chapters so far, and the characters have not collapsed. It is a novel that is in line with the mental state of people in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. You can't live without going crazy.

It's quite interesting. The protagonist starts as a tooth soldier, rises through the ranks, and gradually expands his power in troubled times.

"If brother doesn't want to update, just say so. Why bother to deal with my sister like this? It seems that my sister is a bit pretentious. My brother is weak and weak, so urging my sister to do so seems wrong."

It's very interesting. I finished it in one go. I have been following the updates, and the more I read, the more interesting it becomes.

The writing is okay, at least better than most tomato books, the plot is okay, the description of the protagonist is a bit rough, the book is readable, overall it's pretty good, and it's worth pursuing.

It objectively and truly reflects the life of warriors during the Five Dynasties period, and has a sense of historical reality.

It's good-looking, and it describes the stark contrast between the warlords' separatist rule and the people's deprivation of life in the context of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms.

This novel depicts the customs and customs of the late Tang Dynasty to the extreme and is full of human fireworks.

It looks good and tastes great. I stayed up all night to read it. It's not an invincible article. Please update it soon...

It's not a pity to die for the tooth soldier, he's so capable of surviving

In fact, it's okay. If you watch it without thinking, it makes sense logically. The protagonist is not a virgin, so come on.

It's very beautiful, and it's very real without any cheats. In addition, I think it has been weakened. After all, the protagonist has iron, and if he has iron, he has armor. Armored infantry and unarmored infantry cannot be compared. In addition, heavy armored infantry actually restrains rangers. Looks good, update soon

Looking at the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms from the perspective of a young soldier, writing ancient literature requires a rich historical background. It is exciting but not heavy. Savor it carefully. It is worth reading. Of course, it can be written better. I hope the author will continue to work hard. 🥳🥳

The details and content are not as good as a Tomato book.

A good book, with a compact plot, clear logic, and sophisticated and witty writing. It's amazing!

This is the first novel I have seen that describes the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. Although the author is understated and uses witty words. I still can't stop the sad feeling that war is raging and the country is torn apart. The common people are like dung, the local powerful are also like dung, the small soldiers and generals are also like dung, and the local officials and military envoys are still like dung. Pig's feet are like earthworms and maggots walking through it. It's hard to find some foundation. It is also unfriendly and criticized by everyone. Only then can we appreciate Da Ting's partial literary thoughts and understand where the people of Song Dynasty's desire for peace and support for Da Ting came from. . . . After all, swine fever is a purple beam across the sea, let alone a donkey-drawn god of war.

Don't know what will happen next. Is the protagonist sinking into the chaos of the tooth soldiers, or is he preparing to suppress the tooth soldiers? I can't imagine how the protagonist who made his fortune as a tooth soldier can restrain his subordinates.

I don't know if it will collapse later, but the beginning is quite good. Regardless of whether the character is noble or humble, he will fight to the death at all costs to survive. The perspective is just different, and it has nothing to do with right or wrong. Hope it doesn't collapse

Well written, really good. The problem is that it is too short now.

I've only read over 50 chapters and it's well written, with the logical level in place, but it still feels a bit lacking in the military aspect.