[Traditional fantasy] [A modest golden finger] [Plot-driven] [Fast-paced] [Please, please, please request more updates]
In the final years of the Great Spirit dynasty, the realm is on the brink of collapse. The barbarians march south, leaving the lands beyond the desert in ruin.
Fang Xuan transmigrates into this world, abandoned by his clan and sent to the northern frontier as a conscript.
He mounts his horse and wields his spear like a dragon, enduring one desperate trial after another as he fights his way from a lowly soldier to King of the North.
Years later, the struggle for the Mandate of Heaven comes to an end. He leads a hundred thousand Night Watchmen to ride against the barbarian court.
Looking back, chaos has erupted in the capital. Three hundred thousand Night Watchmen march south to save the emperor. After passing through nine palace gates, he finds himself clad in imperial robes.
“Ah... You people... have made things so hard for Your Majesty!”
P.S. It's reached 400,000 words, so you can start binging it. I wrote every bit of it myself, so please be patient with me, dear readers. This book has truly burned through everything I've got. The author has read too much history and couldn't help trying to capture its spirit in writing. Feel free to criticize the parts that aren't good. I'll pretend I didn't see it.
This book is really, really, really good to read, just give it a thumbs up
It's good in a broad sense. There are a lot of hidden threads. I'll see if I can fill them all in later. So far, it looks okay.
It's very interesting, and it captures the mood of a teenager. The author must stick to it.
The writing is clever and the concept is very new.
It looks okay, but I want to ask if this is a harem. Can anyone tell me, the harem is ready to be moistened.
The plot is very compact, the characters are very real, and it feels a bit like a war novel. It depends on whether the riding battle can be written better later. It is too short to fully evaluate it, so I will give it four stars first.
So far it looks pretty good
First, by chapter 30, I didn't see the background or situation.
Second, the writing is really beautiful, better than most books.
In Chapter 89, I have clearly felt the change in his personality. He is even in a critical situation. A person's personality will not change like this on the battlefield. It's like a split personality. Two stars down.
At the end of the introduction, the final reveal of the identity is written, but now I don't see anyone with the same identity and the same ambition. Isn't this a redistribution of power within the human race? Most families put their own interests first. Why should the protagonist win, just by beheading each time alone?
This book is really, really, really good to read, just give it a thumbs up
It's good in a broad sense. There are a lot of hidden threads. I'll see if I can fill them all in later. So far, it looks okay.
It's very interesting, and it captures the mood of a teenager. The author must stick to it.
The writing is clever and the concept is very new.
It looks okay, but I want to ask if this is a harem. Can anyone tell me, the harem is ready to be moistened.
The plot is very compact, the characters are very real, and it feels a bit like a war novel. It depends on whether the riding battle can be written better later. It is too short to fully evaluate it, so I will give it four stars first.
So far it looks pretty good
First, by chapter 30, I didn't see the background or situation. Second, the writing is really beautiful, better than most books. In Chapter 89, I have clearly felt the change in his personality. He is even in a critical situation. A person's personality will not change like this on the battlefield. It's like a split personality. Two stars down. At the end of the introduction, the final reveal of the identity is written, but now I don't see anyone with the same identity and the same ambition. Isn't this a redistribution of power within the human race? Most families put their own interests first. Why should the protagonist win, just by beheading each time alone?