Traitor of the Northern Dynasties

I have read a lot about Tang, Song and Ming dynasties, and gradually started to like reading foreign history. I found this very interesting.

To be honest, I have been reading novels for ten years. I read whatever I could when I was young. After knowing the starting point in my freshman year, I came to the starting point. Among the books I have read, this book is not as good as the previous Devil's Law, nor as mysterious as it is now, but it is still a work above the standard, and I feel that the score should be much better. I thought for a moment that it might be due to age and update. The era is the Northern Qi Dynasty, which has advantages and disadvantages. The advantage is that it is novel (otherwise I would not read it), and the disadvantage is that the dynasty is not mainstream (I can't stand it if it is the mainstream Tang, Song, and Ming Dynasties), but the update is indeed a flaw. I also saw in the book review area that some people said that the author's last book was a bit toxic. I haven't read the last book, but I can see that the author does have some skills in this book. I feel that if the author writes the third book, he should be at the peak of his skills.

All the brothers from the Gao family are obsessed with her, her appearance must be top-notch, and she later gave birth to a daughter with Gao Zhan. However, her life has been a tragedy, so the protagonist can take her in and give her a good ending 🤐

It's the Dragon Boat Festival, still waiting for updates. . .

I continued watching after seeing the protagonist messing with Queen Hu and Li Ezi 😁

The author would like to work hard to update 🙏, what's the problem if it's stuck?

Name: Zhang Ruhui, courtesy name Shu Ye. Male. Originally from the Southern Dynasties, he fled to the Northern Dynasties due to chaos. Later, he was subdued by Pig's Feet and followed him around.

I just discovered this book and wanted to ask my book friends a question: Can pig's feet be the emperor? . . I only care about the emperor

Anyway, if you have something to do, just stop updating. If you don't want to write, don't write a chapter for a few days.

The foundation is the prosperity of Northern Qi. In this case, it is still necessary to defeat Zhou and destroy Chen. Otherwise, according to the historical trajectory, the country will be destroyed within a few years of good times. If the country is destroyed, where will the traitor go?

"The Emperors of the Northern Qi Dynasty" is also well written, but it is a new book with too few words and is not enough to read.

Has Emperor Qin not been released yet? Hasn't the author taken the postgraduate entrance examination yet?