The Number One Young Lord of the Warring States

To be honest, if not for the rise of King Zhao Wuling, the State of Zhao would have been destroyed by Zhongshan. Zhongshan was very powerful at that time.

This book is well written, but it's a pity that no one has discovered it yet. I discovered this book through constant searching. I originally found out that the number of fans was low, and I mistakenly thought that no one read this book, so it must be bad. But when I saw that the author was still updating, I took a look at it with a trial reading attitude. Unexpectedly, I was attracted by it. The writing is very good! Give the author a few votes to support this book.

I have never seen Zhongshan Kingdom, come on

I have reached 70 chapters in this book. I guess the downfall of this book is that it is too mediocre and the time travel has not had any outstanding performance so far. Why don't we develop explosives and put them on more battlefields? Why there is no news about the development of ten-shot crossbow.

Very well written. Add to my book list to help recommend.

It is well written and contains many language left over from the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period.

Very well written, good luck to the author!

Hey, don't bet on your wife, it's a bit unbearable.

It's very well written, please update it better.

Zhongshan Kingdom (414 BC - 296 BC) was founded by Duke Wu of Zhongshan and was founded by Bai Di. It was named Zhongshan Kingdom because of the mountains in the city (Zhongshan City). The country is embedded between Yan and Zhao. It has gone through three stages of development: Rongdi, Xianyu and Zhongshan. It has been at war with Jin and other Central Plains countries for a long time. It was once regarded as a serious concern of the Central Plains countries. It has experienced events when Xinghou defeated Rong and Jinhou resisted Xianyu. Later, Wei Wenhou of Wei State sent generals Le Yang and Wu Qi to command the army. After three years of hard fighting, they occupied Zhongshan State in 407 BC. Later, Duke Huan of Zhongshan restored the country and its power was at its peak, with nine thousand chariots. In 296 BC, it was destroyed by the State of Zhao.