Xiao Jing, a modern retired special forces soldier and a master of history, has the spirit of Agula China, the young leader of the dying tribe in the Monan grassland in the late Ming Dynasty. Using "strengthening historical memory" as a golden finger, starting from the destruction of the Black Mountains, he integrated Monan, proclaimed himself Khan and founded the country, conquered Lin Dan Khan in the west, competed head-on with Emperor Taiji of the later Jin Dynasty, and finally entered the customs and occupied Beijing first, establishing the Dashuo Empire across the grasslands and the Central Plains.
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Cheer yourself up
It's good to read, but the author should not forget the big problem of Tsarist Russia. During this period, the Cossacks of Tsarist Russia had already reached the north of Lake Baikal and soon reached Heilongjiang. After the protagonist united the Central Plains and Western Central Asia, he had to drive Tsarist Russia back to the west of the Ural Mountains, and by the way, he also swallowed up North Korea instead of being his little brother. Anyway, the protagonist is not Han and does not have the traditional face.
You're not the author, but you wrote more than 50 chapters in Beijing? Not so watery, right?
Cheer yourself up
It's good to read, but the author should not forget the big problem of Tsarist Russia. During this period, the Cossacks of Tsarist Russia had already reached the north of Lake Baikal and soon reached Heilongjiang. After the protagonist united the Central Plains and Western Central Asia, he had to drive Tsarist Russia back to the west of the Ural Mountains, and by the way, he also swallowed up North Korea instead of being his little brother. Anyway, the protagonist is not Han and does not have the traditional face. You're not the author, but you wrote more than 50 chapters in Beijing? Not so watery, right?
It's ok, come on, author
It's interesting. Come on, it's pretty cool.