I Became the Legendary Man Too Tough to Kill, Who Threw Russia into Chaos

Leeuwenhoek: I don't write about countries that are not monarchies. (Lao Li has soared) I hope that this book can continue the previous writing style and continue to improve. The Austro-Hungarian book is actually much more mature than before, but I feel that some parts can be handled better. The veteran of the four dynasties will give me a five-star first and wish the author can write an ideal work. (More, more, more [blowing kisses]) After thinking about it for a while, I couldn't help but want to say a few words. As an old reader starting from De Lao's book and reading the current one (including the ones that have been cut and removed from the shelves, I have read 4 books, and I follow up on each book every day). To be honest, I personally like the author's writing style. It's refreshing and refreshing. It's humorous but not too embarrassing. Although there are occasionally some unreasonable places in the article, fortunately, the poisonous points are not too many or dense, and there are improvements every time I open a new book. I can completely accept it. I would completely deny the work just for a few poisonous points and give the book 1 and 2 stars. I can't do it (maybe because my poison resistance is too high). In my opinion, the existing books have a level of 8.5 To 9.0 (Some people may think it is too high, but in my heart it is really worthy of this evaluation, because there are too few human authors who have not been banned for writing this content. ), As for those who say that Jing is not good at fighting, they are just looking for fault (Niu Mo's World War I and II novels are nothing to read if you don't read about fighting). I think it is really rare to find an author with stable updates and good writing style in this current environment where AI low-level articles are everywhere. But I don't know why the author rarely interacts with everyone recently, and I don't know if he reads readers' suggestions and comments. I have no experience in writing long reviews, and I have been rambling for a long time. If my review can make you stop and take a look at Leeuwenhoek's works, that would be great. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart]

The first few chapters were pretty good, and I read another good book [to send my heart]. I have been reading the author's books since Hans, and I cut the Soviet Union book halfway. To be honest, I found the book OK, and now I'm reading the Austro-Hungarian book. Hope this comes to an end.

A very good book, it makes my ice pick spin [laughing evilly][laughing evilly][laughing evilly] Just kidding, the protagonist's current status should be One is to invite the soul of Peter the Great, the other is to invite Ivan to come to my body Third invitation to Ekaterina, the ancestors protect and enchant you In the west, the American emperor was invited to observe the guest ceremony, and in the east, the Khitan was also informed. Invite civil and military officials from all dynasties to help protect the dynasty and stabilize the world. Kutuzov led the generals, Stolypin led the civil servants There are so many loyal ministers in the dynasty, and Kolchak has true integrity.

Labor insurance organizations around the world unite. [Laugh]

As an old reader from Hans's book to the present, I must support it.

It's good to read, but there are not many books about Tsarist Russia [eating melon]

It's too little. I had a hard time waiting for the two chapters of the Austro-Hungarian book every day. I hope that updating this one won't affect that one.

In short, I will give you five stars first. The books How to Save Germany and Karl are both very interesting. The author will update them soon⌯oᴗo⌯

After reading dozens of chapters, everything else is good. My only opinion is about submachine guns. I still think that submachine guns are only suitable for a small number of commandos. Considering various factors such as range, ammunition consumption, reliability, I think the role of submachine guns is not so decisive.

Still good. I started reading Hans's book. Many people asked me for "Red Maria" before, and I posted it once