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The fighting scenes are so exciting, it's like being there.

The writing is beautiful, the momentum is magnificent, and the plot is twists and turns. Like, like, like

Did the title "Daddy" exist back then...

In order to read this book, I specially re-study the history of the Five Hus and Sixteen Kingdoms. I didn't fully understand this history when I was in school. Now that I have studied it again, the main historical context is now clear. My homework is done, now I'm ready to taste this book.

Every time in this kind of book, the protagonist has to leave his base and go to the Jin Dynasty. Isn't this a big poisonous point?

It was fine in the early stage, but there were more and more poisonous points in the later stage.

How could there be such a bizarre plot? Fatten up first and take your time.

This book does not have such a tense sense of conflict and can relieve people's stress. It is a good book.

Be prepared for danger in times of peace! The author's skillful writing draws people in, and he wants to learn from you!

Well, after reading it, I found that the author is writing a book for the first time. His writing style is immature and reasonable. You can refer to the works of other great writers about the Sixteen Kingdoms of the Eastern Jin Dynasty. The only thing that I can't stand is that it's a bit like the Holy Mother. Not the Holy Mother in Troubled Times.

Are these players who use Mo Dao to chop down cavalry all players with immobilization skills? Can the cavalry charge into battle at high speed and be stopped by just one slash? Do you expect 200 people to withstand the cavalry? ? ?

Is it good to read? How is the writing? Have you read it?