History Must Be Epic

Why did I not want to read this book when I saw the sentence "Let Emperor Qin's tyranny dare not show his edge" in the introduction!!!!!!!!!!!

I didn't feel happy at all, just watching the main character grow along the way. Kneel all the way! Generally speaking, the protagonist's character flaws are very obvious, he does things in a disorganized manner, and he doesn't know how to advance or retreat. He doesn't step forward or step back, he doesn't know what to do. My heart is always full of servility. It's like I've never seen a woman before!

Alas, I read the comment section and thought it was a good book, but it turned out that it was all written by trolls.

Fundamentally speaking, the Sino-Japanese War must be defeated, because it was in line with the policy of obscuring the people of the Qing Dynasty at that time. If it won, some people would use it as an excuse to touch the interests of the conservative forces. Just like Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty conquered Korea three times just to bring the general trend to death, the Sino-Japanese War of 1884-1894 must be defeated, even if they were given the best equipment.

Going to the Ming Dynasty was a failure. Why? Because the pig's feet were too diligent in kneeling.

I just came to see the Sino-Japanese War, and you just took me there? The main character didn't even appear. Your introduction was just to get clicks.

How to say it? It's hard to write cool articles. The author's writing style is lacking in refreshing writing. It's not as good as what Mu Yunfeng writes about, like the scourge of the Qing Dynasty and the crusher of history. Fat but not greasy, thin but not fat.

When I gave the reward, was it Shi Lezhi? His writing was really vicious. Farewell.

The Third God is here, let me see where my book friend is!

Hahahaha, it made me laugh so hard. The protagonist actually said that he will still love her women even when they are old. Is this possible? Especially when the protagonist himself is immortal, I don't want to say that when those women get old, they start to become middle-aged women. If the protagonist still doesn't hate them and doesn't abandon them, it will be considered that the protagonist is very affectionate and righteous. In other words, if the protagonist is really as long-term in love as he says, he will not want to have many women when he only has one woman, the princess, which is self-contradictory. In fact, people like this can just play with women. It is best not to want to stay with them for a long time. Anyway, the protagonist is immortal and can go to countless worlds. There is no woman he wants to play with. After playing, he gets tired of playing and loses it. Why must he stay with him? Is it to show that the protagonist is a kind and loving person? It is really hypocritical.