The Long Song of Han Blood

It's very well written, one of the few good new books currently.

I have been reading Mucheng in the early stages of this book, and I am really looking forward to it. The protagonist of this book is decisive and judgmental. He has made a lot of preparations in advance, such as starting to build his own intelligence network early. Everything is written in a super high direction. After arriving at Dragon City, I can only laugh. I can't read it without knowing whether the intelligence agencies laid out in the early stages were eaten by dogs or I forgot whether the birth army is short of mastery of the army. The more polished commanders go to the back, the lower their IQs are. The more they live, the more they go back. From the moment he entered Dragon City, the protagonist has an infinitely low IQ and the plot is forced to write and advance without logic. The more unreasonable the author writes whatever he wants without considering the following. The author should not always play with plot twists. If there is no good foreshadowing, the twist will be reversed and it will be too late.

I've read all the existing ones, let's share a few words of wisdom. In the current environment where online novels are full of supernatural powers, space, and summons to attract people's attention, it's really surprising that you, the author, appear. You are indeed well written. It's very good. Whether you write in an imaginary way or in time travel, you need a golden finger. What are the so-called benefits of time travellers? It has to be there. If it doesn't exist, it's not called time travel, and it's just an imaginary novel, right? If it's mixed with those illusory things, it will lose the charm of history, and may also lose many readers. The key to literary works is that where there is sorrow, there is joy, where there is decay, there is new life, and where there is darkness, there is light. It is indeed not easy to write novels. It's hard to agree with everyone, I hope you can finish this book, brother.

When I saw the protagonist's wife Yin Jiuer jumping into the river, I commented that later she lost her memory and gave birth to someone else's child. Haha, farewell!

I don't know if that's right (~_~;)

A handsome start... I hope that one place will capture the overall situation and one place will control the Western Region. Trade and industry technology line, rugged civilization, pioneering mind, and enlightened Communism.

The protagonist doesn't want to be the emperor, so why do he do a thankless thing, help the Xuanyuan family protect the country, and now the emperor wants to kill him, and he doesn't want to rebel. The plot is a bit bloody, and also, none of his ghost guard brothers have a happy ending. Doesn't he feel guilty in his heart?

Garbage gave away a daughter, gave his wife to the enemy, and she was still a virgin, vomit... I couldn't stand it anymore, and slipped away. It's so poisonous!

Single heroine? If yes, then give up

I can only say that there is a reason why not many people have read this book with almost two million words. Everyone who could have died at the beginning died. Defending the city, fighting in the war, and marrying a wife were already poisonous enough, but after escaping, he actually threw himself into the river. The most poisonous person in the book review even gave birth to a child. What a np.

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I'm an old bookworm, and it's hard to find a book that I can read with great interest. The writing and plot are very smooth, but I can put more effort into the characterization. Come on, author💪

Awesome! ! ! You can write it, but I will set it up for you as the Holy Han Empire, and I will set it up for you as the Qinglong Army. When this golden, wood, water, fire, and earth city came out, I thought the protagonist had been transported into the game.

Can you stop using so many modern words when writing novels, and stop caring about the life and death of ordinary people when you time travel? The most annoying thing is that when you time travel, you always want to change something, and there is always a price to pay for changing anything. I don't believe that there are many modern people who care about others. Once they time travel, they become good people.

Personally, I feel that the writing is pretty good and very in line with my taste. Come on, author.

I kind of don't understand it. When he was rescuing the emperor, he had a heart-to-heart relationship with the protagonist. Why does he feel like he's a different person after just a few chapters? Schizophrenic?

With more than 1 million words, why are the data so bleak?

The author's name looks familiar. Is it the one who wrote about Beiyang before? It's a pity that I can't read novels about Beiyang warlords anymore.

Is there a group at Ximen? From the Beiyang Warlords to the present, does anyone have the complete copy of the last aide?

It's a hodgepodge, and even the sentences don't make sense.

Why did the update stop again? Will there be more updates, bro?

After reading Chapter 368, I can generally read it, but there are no highlights. I can't do anything after time travel and rebirth. I just inherit the advantages of the original body, and my IQ needs to be improved! I don't know anything about official politics, and the handling of the emotional line is even more rubbish. A character who had no sense of existence in the previous article suddenly became the second female lead. She didn't have to write if she didn't know how to write, and was left with a lot of things to deal with. The previous article about the Gu sisters... Is gone, and the follow-up of buying land in Jiangnan... Is gone. The protagonist's foundation is in the northernmost part, and he went to buy an island in the southernmost part... There is really nothing to see, otherwise I wouldn't have lasted more than 300 chapters.