Ember of the Hun: from Totem to Scourge of God

The subject matter is good, even if the author often writes the first part and forgets the second part when writing, let's talk about the blacksmith. The author first writes that the blacksmith only has one hand. In the next few chapters, when the blacksmith strikes iron, he holds pliers in his left hand and a hammer in his right hand.

Very good viewing angle, the only pity is the young grass

When the god of the Huns asked the Huns to run to the west and serve as God's whip. This idea is quite good.

After the population increases, you can play with the Eight Banners slave owner system and push it all the way to Eastern Europe, where there is the Great Plains

First of all, let's talk about the shortcomings. Some chapters clearly have traces of AI. Common AI rhetoric, but some chapters, for example, the titles are obviously written by real people. If you mind, you can leave. And the advantages are also obvious. There are actually relatively few works about the Huns in the address area. This one is pretty good. I think it's okay. I'll give it four stars first.

The subject matter is very novel, and I feel that it is eye-catching, but the AI ​​flavor is very strong. There are heavy traces of AI in the first chapter. Please read it again and give it an encouragement point.

It's pretty good. Is it considered a farming article? Mascot mode, real ancestors [laughing] Come on (ง•̀_•́)งAuthor, stop being a eunuch

In the name of Changshengtian, march to the west

Think about Korean characters. Without annotations, you won't know what they are saying. Using pinyin can only make the transition. After all, you still need to develop a practical set of characters.

The subject matter is very novel, and it is about the Xiongnu. The Xiongnu should have once again regained their vitality. The sense of history is very strong, and the plots are interlocking. All in all, it is a very good book.

The plot is attractive. Although there are cheats, it is better to teach a man to fish than to teach him how to fish. It is not a simple novel. The logic is self-consistent. It is worth watching. Highly recommended.

I've been watching it for a while, and it's pretty good. The subject matter is novel, the plot is reasonable, and there's still room for improvement in terms of logic and coherence.

Very good, looking forward to the update [blowing kiss]

Fast forward to God's Whip, I want to see the Huns accept Rome as their younger brother, and then go south to capture the dragon in the Central Plains, spanning Asia, Europe, and Africa.

The subject matter is very new and unique, and it feels okay.

It's pretty good. It may have some flaws on the front, but it's not poisonous.

Very good, but updates are a bit slow

Li Timo agreed.

The protagonist's name is Xiongnu, Chinese, one is ancient Chinese, and the other is modern Chinese. They are two languages. I can't understand them.

This subject matter is fine.

Although it has an AI flavor, I think the author handled it well

It's pretty good, I like watching it more

Good, good, good

Well written, keep up the good work

The subject matter is a bit biased, but the look and feel is pretty good

I think the writing is very good, but there is too little. Please keep reading.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking!

Very nice, good luck to the author

I hope to move west to the Volga Valley soon

The writing is good, not to mention the update speed.