Travel through the ancient times and fight for hegemony, form your own cavalry, kill foreigners and protect the frontier. I feel like no one writes about this subject. Which dear friend give it a try.
The three books all started from the frontier and finally conquered the sky! The first book is the system-added flow, the second is the King of Soldiers flow, and the third is the achievement system flow. The first two books are both old books with more than 500,000 words, which can be slaughtered. The third book is a new one, but in terms of potential, I feel it has more potential than the first two. I am itching to read more every day, and I really want to lock the author in a dark room and let me write all the time.
The three books all started from the frontier and finally conquered the sky! The first book is the system-added flow, the second is the King of Soldiers flow, and the third is the achievement system flow. The first two books are both old books with more than 500,000 words, which can be slaughtered. The third book is a new one, but in terms of potential, I feel it has more potential than the first two. I am itching to read more every day, and I really want to lock the author in a dark room and let me write all the time.
The three books all started from the frontier and finally conquered the sky! The first book is the system-added flow, the second is the King of Soldiers flow, and the third is the achievement system flow. The first two books are both old books with more than 500,000 words, which can be slaughtered. The third book is a new one, but in terms of potential, I feel it has more potential than the first two. I am itching to read more every day, and I really want to lock the author in a dark room and let me write all the time.
The first book, King of the Opposite Sex, has a step-by-step plan. Finally, the Qing emperor enters the palace to meet with the most powerful army in the mainland, Zhenbei Jun and Guan Ning cavalry. The second book is about the prince who secretly formed the Xuanjia Army and was named the king in secret to develop his power. Finally, he won the battle for hegemony among many kings.
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang fully sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons and cursed His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was someone practicing witchcraft in the harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was someone practicing witchcraft in the harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang fully sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons and cursed His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was someone practicing witchcraft in the harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang fully sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons and cursed His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was someone practicing witchcraft in the harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang fully sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons and cursed His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was someone practicing witchcraft in the harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang fully sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons and cursed His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was someone practicing witchcraft in the harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was someone practicing witchcraft in the harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was someone practicing witchcraft in the harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang fully sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons and cursed His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was someone practicing witchcraft in the harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was someone practicing witchcraft in the harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang fully sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons and cursed His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was someone practicing witchcraft in the harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was someone practicing witchcraft in the harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was someone practicing witchcraft in the harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was someone practicing witchcraft in the harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was someone practicing witchcraft in the harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was someone practicing witchcraft in the harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was someone practicing witchcraft in the harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was someone practicing witchcraft in the harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang fully sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons and cursed His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was someone practicing witchcraft in the harem
He did not rashly submit a letter directly, but chose to boil the frog in warm water and spread rumors as a foreshadowing. Jiang Zhong sent out dozens of followers, and also attracted a group of Hu Wus who relied on him, divided them into areas, and scattered them throughout Chang'an. Some people mingled in the palace and among the maids and servants of various palaces, deliberately spreading the news that "the concubines in the harem secretly planted poisons to curse His Majesty for his inability to recover from his illness." Another group of people wandered around the palaces of princes and civil and military residences, implying that everyone who had contact with the Wei family secretly had something to win against; another group of people sneaked into the streets and villages, exaggerating the terrifying atmosphere that witchcraft would cause disasters among the people, and deliberately amplified everyone's panic. In just ten days, rumors began to ferment, becoming more and more outrageous. At first it was only said that there was someone practicing witchcraft in the harem
This book can probably satisfy all your imaginations about generals. The protagonist travels back to the Jingkang Incident and fights the Jurchen cavalry under the city of Bianjing at the beginning. The plot of the novel is very exciting, the logic is clear, and it does not seem procrastinating. Of course, it focuses more on the war plot. Those who like hacking and slashing must not miss this novel! The author's macroscopic grasp of war scenes is also very rare in Tomato. The only drawback is that the update is too slow...
① A Confucian scholar writes a book and joins the army, and becomes a marquis on the battlefield! Traditional fantasy combines oriental passion, wisdom and force. It has been well received and has been read by 23,000 people. The plot is exciting and the counterattack is full of fun! ②The dandy prince's soul travels to counterattack, and the low-key prince secretly stirs up trouble! The story of ancient political intrigue has come to an end, and 32,000 people have become addicted to it. Relaxed and humorous, with constant twists and turns, HE is super satisfying!
① A Confucian scholar writes a book and joins the army, and becomes a marquis on the battlefield! Traditional fantasy combines oriental passion, wisdom and force. It has been well received and has been read by 23,000 people. The plot is exciting and the counterattack is full of fun! ②The dandy prince's soul travels to counterattack, and the low-key prince secretly stirs up trouble! The story of ancient political intrigue has come to an end, and 32,000 people have become addicted to it. Relaxed and humorous, with constant twists and turns, HE is super satisfying!
The first book is very good in the early and middle stages, and the second one has a doting heroine alone. It is also good to have a heroine and a child.
The first book is very good in the early and middle stages, and the second one has a doting heroine alone. It is also good to have a heroine and a child.
The male protagonist walked out of a small mountain village, embarked on the road to join the army, and grew up from a small hotel to the prince of the dynasty. There is a struggle for power here, and there is also a sense of brotherhood.
This book is quite interesting. The main character is a fierce general who fights injustices for the Sui Dynasty and fights for all sides. He agrees with Yang Guang's political views and is highly valued by him. He can advise Yang Guang.
The cavalry trampled through the mountains and rivers, the sun was blocked by arrows, and the blood stained the shirts. The champion wolf rider, slaughtering the crowd with a small number, witness the legend with me! ! ! Recommend a few high-scoring masterpieces that fit the theme, and let you and I seal the wolf and stay in Xu together😊 (If you have a favorite book, please add a follow or like)
The cavalry trampled through the mountains and rivers, the sun was blocked by arrows, and the blood stained the shirts. The champion wolf rider, slaughtering the crowd with a small number, witness the legend with me! ! ! Recommend a few high-scoring masterpieces that fit the theme, and let you and I seal the wolf and stay in Xu together😊 (If you have a favorite book, please add a follow or like)
The cavalry trampled through the mountains and rivers, the sun was blocked by arrows, and the blood stained the shirts. The champion wolf rider, slaughtering the crowd with a small number, witness the legend with me! ! ! Recommend a few high-scoring masterpieces that fit the theme, and let you and I seal the wolf and stay in Xu together😊 (If you have a favorite book, please add a follow or like)
The cavalry trampled through the mountains and rivers, the sun was blocked by arrows, and the blood stained the shirts. The champion wolf rider, slaughters the crowd with only a few, come with me to witness the legend! ! ! Recommend a few high-scoring masterpieces that fit the theme, and let you and I seal the wolf and stay in Xu together😊 (If you have any favorite books, please add a follow or like)
The cavalry trampled through the mountains and rivers, the sun was blocked by arrows, and the blood stained the shirts. The champion wolf rider, slaughtering the crowd with a small number, witness the legend with me! ! ! Recommend a few high-scoring masterpieces that fit the theme, and let you and I seal the wolf and stay in Xu together😊 (If you have a favorite book, please add a follow or like)
The cavalry trampled through the mountains and rivers, the sun was blocked by arrows, and the blood stained the shirts. The champion wolf rider, slaughtering the crowd with a small number, witness the legend with me! ! ! Recommend a few high-scoring masterpieces that fit the theme, and let you and I seal the wolf and stay in Xu together😊 (If you have a favorite book, please add a follow or like)
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