Hunting in Huaiyin

It would be fine if Xinxin died of illness

This ending is much better than the one in the Changle Bell Chamber. This article of yours has a rather ancient style. It always contains some funny elements in the tone of a neutral history book. The language of the characters' dialogues is also very simple, but it has a lot of charm and is worth reading carefully. After reading this article, I knew the ending of Han Xin in history, and I thought it was always a tragedy. But I insisted on suffering the pain myself. After reading the beginning, I couldn't bear to stop. In the end, I felt sad and it was my own fault. This article is worth reading a second and third time, as it has infinite charm and meaning.

When I think of his own military books being lost, I...

I'm really used to knives, and this actually feels very satisfying

I haven't seen such a satisfying work in a long time. After reading this, I have many emotions, but I don't know where to start. I had written about the Chu-Han conflict earlier, but I had not yet finished the article, and my writing skills were not as good as those of Taiwanese masters. Now that I am comparing the two, I can only cherish it and sigh in silence. In addition, the history of admiration mentioned in the previous article seems to be from the Three Kingdoms period rather than the early Han Dynasty. However, after thinking about it for a long time, I still feel that this is the most appropriate way to write it. This is a comment that I don't know what to say, just to express my respect.

An already short life becomes even worse

Very good text. Although Ashin's ending is not the same as history, it is not as rushed as the OCC. Come on, author!

Just because all of this is him... Every part of his character has brought him to where he is today. Although I love his innocent and lazy look.

"Which scoundrel seeks death?" Hahahahaha

This ending is really the best ending I can think of...