Blood Nourishes Xuanyuan

The fact that a novel from 2008 was being publicly criticized is actually a form of praise.

After reading a few chapters, it doesn't feel like something Spider would write. The writing is immature, the plot is far-fetched, the historical facts are inaccurate, and it has a bit of a fantastical feel to it.

The writing style is completely at an elementary school level!

This is a very good work; it brought tears to my eyes and was deeply moving. It's a true portrayal of a ruler dying for his country. You'll understand the feeling when you reach the end.

Holy crap!! This was the first paperback novel I ever read. I found it at home, it's unbelievable! 😢😢😢😢

It feels like the protagonist's entire journey was just pure luck; it's so boring.

Personally, I think the detailed descriptions are very well done, and the atmosphere of the scenes is also well-crafted. Although there are a few instances of the protagonist being chosen by fate, how many time-travel novels don't feature the protagonist as the chosen one? The only shortcoming might be the lack of descriptions of historical documents.

This book probably wouldn't get any readers now; it's all just a bunch of emotionally charged, motivational descriptions. Without some substance, it's hard to succeed in the history section these days.

Where's your 1937 bayonet? It's gone!

The sword is named Iron Blood, signifying my determination. I will win every battle, for China will prevail. I remember reading this novel more than ten years ago and it got me all fired up. I read the Iron Blood Trilogy. But when I read Infinite, I felt the protagonist was increasingly hypocritical.