
Lord's National Fate Battlefield: Card Crafting Brings Back the Great Xia All-Star Team
领主国运战场:制卡再现大夏天团
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 301k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 3mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
145Chapters
23Reads
2Listens
19.1kReads · all time
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Reader comments 11
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The defense of the Ming Dynasty still depends on Zhu Wenzheng and Xu Qian. The chicken competition also depends on defense. The protagonist can be Zhu Wenzheng, who has the throne. His son is King Jingjiang, and this throne is his. Chen Youliang led an army of 600,000 to attack Hongdu (now Nanchang). Zhu Wenzheng defended the city with a small number of troops for 85 days. He was a true defensive master.
This book is a slow-burner. If you are impatient, I recommend you to read other books. When you are short of books, you can read this book. This generation of netizens is still having so much fun. I am talking about the lords.
Help me take a look at the lineup of Tiantuan, I want to take a look at Er Yatou
It's okay, give me a five-star review [I understand] [I understand]
There are novel ideas, the world view is okay, the protagonist can think, and there is no poisonous point.
Very good come on come on come on come on!!!
Character advancement is interesting.
The start of the Ming Dynasty is well received. Writing cards by yourself is not a good review for drawing cards. It is not a good review for holding a bunch of cards and beating them to death without sharing them with others.
Five stars, keep up the good work ('▽'), fat, great, great!
Not bad. I like this kind of book that slowly upgrades its layout and works hard to climb up step by step.