The Eagle of Humble Origins

Lao Gao, I sincerely hope that you'll write in the ending that Li Yanqing is forced to don the imperial robe, otherwise I really won't be able to follow the next book. You have to understand the feelings of readers; we pay money to enjoy reading. I've followed this book for over a year, spending more than two hundred yuan, and if the ending isn't good, I really can't follow the next one. I hope you understand how we feel about reading.

Maybe it's because I've been reading novels for too long, and I'm tired of them all. I crave both good writing and a slightly novel theme. Like this book, I read two chapters, and honestly, the writing is quite good, but I just don't have the patience to finish it. I lack patience for any book these days. I just want to read something light, fresh, and with decent writing. Hopeless, this has led to a persistent reading drought.

I would like to raise a few questions. I. The Question of War This is also the biggest problem with this book. The protagonist wins every battle, which makes me lose the desire to watch him fight because I know the outcome without even seeing the process. It simply doesn't engage me. Originally, the Jingkang Incident was the biggest highlight of the book. However, the author ruined it.

There were only two methods to defeat the Jin army: night raids and fire attacks. They fought dozens of battles using these tactics, easily annihilating hundreds of thousands of Jin soldiers. Did the Jin army really have no scouts at all? They were always completely wiped out by surprise attacks.

Shen Nong is here to tell you the point of poisoning 1. A domestic slave burned his master's clan ancestral hall, but was only driven away. Before leaving, he said harsh words: I will come back sooner or later to settle the score with you. Just like this, the patriarch of a clan didn't react at all. What the hell is this?

I couldn't continue reading after chapter ten. A servant dared to burn down his master's ancestral hall, and when discovered, he was released! Unbelievable! Even in modern times, if he dared to do that, he'd be grateful for modern legal protection if he wasn't beaten to death! And in ancient times, being beaten to death would be considered lucky; the government wouldn't even bother, at most they'd pay some compensation. This book has truly shattered my worldview!

How can this kind of story be considered high-quality? The protagonist is constantly bullied, and he always chooses to forgive. He forgives everyone who bullies his father, but spares the life of the culprit who caused the clan chief's death. When he's insulted at an inn, he gives up two of his teammates' rooms for them. I'm not planning to read any further; I suspect the author will keep writing this kind of plot.

This book relentlessly vilifies Yue Fei. Under the protagonist's command, Yue Fei shows absolutely no talent as a commander; he's just like Wang Gui and Niu Gao, blindly following the protagonist's orders, no different from a lackey. Even Yan Qing and Gao Chong are more decisive than Yue Fei. As for Qin Hui, it's even more intolerable.

Let me share my thoughts on this book! 1. The protagonist was already able to defeat Ming Cult masters who had practiced martial arts at the age of six. Your six years at that age were truly amazing! You can compose poetry, are knowledgeable about ancient and modern times, and have first-rate fighting skills. You're really fantastic!

This author is too busy; he's been writing history for so many years, he doesn't have time to read any history books.