[Historical What-If]+ [Overpowered Cheat, Satisfying Read]+ [Decisive and Ruthless]+ [Carefree Life].
Lin Feng was playing a game when he transmigrated. His first stop was the body of a displaced commoner at the end of the Ming dynasty. With such a powerful cheat, being a transmigrator's standard issue, why would he have come all this way just to suffer? Since he's here, he might as well start by overthrowing this chaotic world.
The novel is over 300,000 words long and has only just been rated, so its score is a little low. But it seems the author has found a style that suits them. The key to making a story satisfying lies in shaping the plot or the characters, and both still need more polish.
It's pretty good. Although the idea is a bit weak and I just want to develop it, otherwise Invincible will just bulldoze it, but the writing style is also good and I can read it. Just like the female channel, I don't want to conquer the world, I want to save the world.
I beg you, please stop suppressing me. If you have money, spend it as soon as possible. Don't deposit it in the bank and the interest rate will rise. How many hundred thousand taels will you draw? How many hundred thousand taels will you draw?
Just the fact that the enemy will be afraid and run away is more than half of the violent soldier stories. I saw a violent soldier protagonist leading a giant several meters tall to attack a small town. As a result, the defenders on the opposite side didn't react at all. They directly counterattacked without fear of death, and they were invincible. The hero's skills here are indeed small compared to other violent soldier streams, but they are much more enjoyable than those. At least they don't look uncomfortable. I have never seen anyone so fearless of death when playing Cavalry and Blade 2. The enemy lords knew how to run away when they saw that I was outnumbered by others. Deduct one star, it feels like the enemies behind are starting to become more fearless.
It's pretty cool. I thought it was a tyrant style at first. I thought the protagonist had robbed a bunch of money and ended up with only a hundred cavalry. I didn't expect it was a boss style. The whole process ended with the tyrant crushing the cavalry.
It's fun to cheat all the time. It's well written. Although it may not be historically accurate, it's fun enough!
Cool article, other time-travel articles, if you still suffer after time-traveling, then it's not a time-traveling in vain
Very nice, lots of updates. Come on author.
Very good, very good, not too big or too small. With personal planning and hard work, the explosion system does not take it for granted to explode dozens or millions of troops to conquer the world. It is a reasonable development bit by bit. Not bad.
The logic is smooth and the writing is good. I hope the author will not stop updating.
A relatively good-looking book. I have read many books from the late Ming Dynasty. This one is quite attractive.