The Song of the General

Everyone else's endings have been written, but what about the two protagonists'?

Finally, after reading it carefully word for word, I still had to close my eyes and sigh: "Great article." After reading some comments from people, many people felt that Hua Yao was cold-hearted and was too cruel to Kangtongshoes, so he was a scumbag; while Kangtongshoes betrayed him too quickly, forgetting Hua's humiliation in the first place, which is unbelievable. But to me, what kind of article is this? This is an article about emperors and generals. For two powerful men, the achievements they want to complete in their lives are greater than anything else, so Kang Mu is willing to temporarily put aside his personal hatred in exchange for a sky where he can display his ambitions. For Hua Yao, who has no backer and has to fight on his own, how can he achieve anything without iron-bloodedness? What's more, he and Kang Mu were enemies in the beginning, and they had no emotional baggage. "There are no permanent friends and no permanent enemies." This sentence is a famous saying from ancient times, so if they always stick to what happened in the process, they will never reach the goal; if their pattern is so small, then they will not be able to become a generation of emperors and famous generals." Because I read the entire article in one go, I felt very happy. In the end, Hua Yao became very humane and lovely. This was the change brought to him by Kang Mu. Of course, this article also conforms to the structure of most Danmei emperor stories: in the beginning, the emperor desperately abused Xiao Shou, and after falling in love with Xiao Shou, he was extremely kind to him. However, because of Hua Yao's distinctive and outstanding character, this routine was packaged well, and it was unconventional and eye-catching. Even if some writers have shortcomings in the writing and plot presentation (such as Nuo Xiu), the flaws do not cover up the flaws, and it is truly a good piece of writing. Finally, I don't want the ending of Hua Yao's premature death!!!!! Seeing as I have read so many articles, this is the first time I write a long review, Sir, please add a side story!!!

When searching for articles on emperors and generals on Baidu, I found Long Da's article on the recommendation. As soon as I saw it, I couldn't put it down, and I forgot to eat and sleep. The writing is smooth, the structure is rigorous, the plot is reasonable, and the protagonist has a distinctive personality. The so-called good writing does not mean that the protagonist is a good person or has a good personality, but that the protagonist's humanity is deeply portrayed in the current time and space. As an emperor and a general are two powerful people, if the two people develop a relationship from the beginning, it is only easy to happen in Danmei novels. Long Da's novel is closer to reality and is undoubtedly successful. I haven't finished reading the remaining part of the ending, so I couldn't help but howl a few times. I'll tell you my thoughts after finishing it. Please make a side story!!!!!!!!!!!!

I bought it in one go and then read it in one go. It was so cool. It was the first time I felt that buying the full text was so worthwhile. In the past, I bought all the VIPs only because of Wen. I'll go look for other articles by Long Shisan.

You know, I was frightened when I read this chapter about Mu Mu's expedition to quell the chaos on the border. I was really afraid that the author would write him to death on the way to the expedition. Isn't this a trick often used in many articles? A sudden farewell after tenderness. Fortunately, the author put the brakes on... Xiao Xiao's cute and stupid ending is really... Also, author, you seem to have forgotten to mention Lu Shiqi, a very important and lovable supporting character!

What do Hua Yao's words mean? Why do you feel that he is a little unclear about who will inherit the throne? What is Mumu doing with the Crown Prince now? In addition to being the disciple of his own teaching, I always feel that there is something more profound about it. If Hua deliberately sent Han and his son away from the capital in order to provide conditions for him to fight for the throne in the future, it would be unreasonable to raise other people's sons to harm his own son... It's so hard to understand.

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It's very well written. Please give me a sequel.

Why are my messages gone? ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! Has it been deleted? In addition, congratulations on finishing it. This article has accompanied me for more than a hundred days and nights.

Congratulations on the completion. It has been 5 months. There are updates almost every day. It is not easy to persevere. Thank you to the author for your hard work Looking forward to new articles, is it also ancient? Although the boss is not young anymore, I still wish you a happy Children's Day^0^