The History of Blood and Tears West of Yinshan Mountain

It is very well written and boldly restores the true history. We have been deceived by the pseudo-history revised by the Qing Dynasty for three hundred years, and finally we have read a novel that questions the pseudo-history of the Qing Dynasty.

Looking at it so far, I have to say that it is "well written". I can see a real Ming Dynasty in this book. I hope the author will continue to work hard.

A far-sighted view from a high position, history, geography and culture, well written

It is normal for a modern person to have doubts about Yinshan Mountain. Why would an ancient person from ancient times have doubts🤔 Has Ming been interrupted? Why do you keep talking to people who have not been interrupted about things that everyone obviously knows? It's just a little bit poisonous to watch

This book is well written, highly recommended

I hope to know more about the real history

As I watched it, I felt very uncomfortable. It was really well written! ! As an old bookworm, I highly recommend it.

The writing is very good, please keep working hard and don't stop updating.

Come on, the general direction of historical restoration should be fine, but the details are hard to say yet.

The author must write it down! Don't mess up!

Not bad. Reveal a different history.

Reality, the difference from previous textbooks, I hope this book will clear up the confusion

Nice writing, keep up the good work

Cool article. Incorporating official unconfirmed Western pseudo-historical theories,

New ideas, strict structure and good subject matter

Great book, I have always wanted to know the history west of Yinshan Mountain. You open a window and watch each hero continue to dig out the complete history of China.

Xing's writing is steady, not exaggerated, has a moderate rhythm and profound meaning.

Everything is left unsaid

Yes, it is miraculous that the Ming Dynasty Minsk Guard, Minsk, and Varyag returned to China early.

The writing is great, and the battlefield scenes are vivid in my mind.

Not bad, very reasonable. I hope there are more books like this.

Subvert cognition, conform to logical reasoning, and see what the real history is like.

This is a clear stream on Tomato. I don't know if other people writing novels about the Ming Dynasty are tampering with history. But the truth will come one day.

It's well written, I hope to know more about the real history.

It is full of blood and tenderness, and does not drag on. So far, there are more than ten chapters. The author is a person who has a life and has really lived in the northern grasslands and loess high slopes.