Traveling Through the Qin Dynasty: What Does It Mean to Capture Yu Ji's Mother?

The plot is quite good, but some things are too detailed (the writing is more realistic, including battles and killings). It has its own characteristics, but it's just a bit of a pick on readers. (If you watch multiple women, you should stop. I'm not talking about single women, but it's too real and not beautiful.)

The writing is pretty good, I look forward to the follow-up

Very good, very good After reading it, I was not only asked to recite a poem, but the sound lingered for three days.

Five-star recommendation! Tomato has guaranteed a historical article, but it is not the kind of intellectually retarded article that is disguised as a historical article and then made up with no brains. The author is absolutely detail-oriented, citing classics and classics, and has rigorous logic. It can be regarded as a breath of fresh air in hard-core historical articles. If you like this type of genre, you can feel free to enter. If it is not good, you can criticize the author [smirking] I hope I can maintain the standard and keep up the good work. It is best to update ten times a day [Adore][Adore][Adore] Regarding the "gift girl" plot that has been discussed by many people recently, I think it is necessary for me to say a few words. I really don't understand it. Are the people who make such comments really reading the book seriously? [Smile][Smile] I carefully sorted out this plot. It tells the story of the wife of an enemy general who escaped from the city and was accidentally caught. Then she was used by the generals of the protagonist's country. After being used, the woman will be used as a slave. Up to this point, this woman has had no contact with the protagonist. Does this mean she is the protagonist's woman? Where is the brain? [Awkward laugh] Later, it was also the protagonist's subordinates who fell in love with her first, and then the protagonist rescued her and fulfilled his subordinates. Isn't this a proper way to win over the hearts of his subordinates? These subordinates are also considered to be the most important people in the protagonist's group. If the protagonist snatches away the woman he likes and turns against his subordinates, then this is simply a disease! In short, I hope everyone will treat it rationally and carefully screen some comments in the comment area. [Cover face][cover face]

A new star in history

Overall good, no poisonous points

It's okay, it's only after more than 20 chapters that Yu Ji, her mother, appeared and was eaten.

Personally, I think it's okay. Come on, author!

The writing style is very good. I see that there is nothing poisonous about it. I hope it can keep up.

Well written, five stars for encouragement

Suddenly I want to ask, after Wang Li came, did he know that Wen was Yu Ji's mother?

Brothers, it's a huge hit [Adoration]

Not bad. I think it's very suitable to be adapted into a TV series. Both male and female channels should be able to watch it. It's comprehensive.