Founding a Kingdom in the Western Regions, One Hundred Thousand Cavalry Ride on Chang’an!

Yes, such a long distance cannot be fought at will. I don't think some book friends said, why don't you attack the Tang Dynasty? You must have basically no stable factors in the rear before you can rest assured about the Eastern Expedition. At this time, even in modern times, it is not that easy for people to travel such a long distance. Don't open your mouth and come [cool]

The writing is okay, but this book has the biggest bug. When the protagonist escapes from Xuanwu Gate to the Western Regions, there are only a few thousand remaining soldiers. But now that I read the text, the meaning is that the 600,000 troops under the protagonist's command are all Han Chinese. Where did they come from? Thousands of remaining soldiers fought to the Western Regions, and then he also fought to Constantinople along the way. How many can he have left after all the consumption along the way, and there should be a lot of logistics personnel.

I laughed so hard when I saw the chapter about singing military songs😂😂The author knows how to play

This book satisfies my fantasy of traveling through the ancient imperial family. The war in this book includes both the struggle of bloody warriors and the smoke-free political duel and public criticism. All in all, this book deserves four stars

Although the writing is generally ink-stained, there are still some highlights that suit my taste, so I'll give you one more star [laughing]

This book is a prequel, right? There is also a book about Li leading his troops to the Tang Dynasty.

It's pretty good. I've read more than 70 chapters. There's nothing toxic about it. You can read it with confidence.

It's a nice book, but there's just too little of it.

I've been saving for a week, but you ended up replacing these two.

The Zoroastrian Saint killed her instantly. She was so damn decisive in her killing. I'll give you five stars first. Why are those generals willing to follow the male protagonist?