The soul penetrated the monk Gelin Qin, which coincided with the war in the late Qing Dynasty.
Bearing in mind the regret of Bali Bridge, he reorganized Horqin's cavalry, improved ordnance, and deployed coastal defenses.
There were disputes in the court, foreign barbarians were watching, and internal and external troubles came one after another.
The iron horses are galloping, the swords are facing each other!
Let's watch the monk king rise up, defend the powerful enemy with his army, and prop up the Chinese nation in troubled times.
Reader comments
The author's writing style is clean and neat, without unnecessary embellishments, but has a strong sense of picture. It can make people immersed in the situation. Thank you, the rhythm is also well controlled, with foreshadowing and climax advancing alternately. But the most attractive part is not the protagonist's cheating all the way, but his sobriety and restraint when faced with the enemy again. After reading more than a dozen chapters, there is no stupid way to write it. It is a slow but exciting historical novel.
The author's writing style is clean and neat, without unnecessary embellishments, but has a strong sense of picture. It can make people immersed in the situation. Thank you, the rhythm is also well controlled, with foreshadowing and climax advancing alternately. But the most attractive part is not the protagonist's cheating all the way, but his sobriety and restraint when faced with the enemy again. After reading more than a dozen chapters, there is no stupid way to write it. It is a slow but exciting historical novel.