The Empire's Fierce Beauty

I like the author's "Iron Dynasty" and the newly started "Empire," where the protagonist leads China to the pinnacle of the world. What I hate most are those novels where the protagonist transmigrates to ancient times and the whole book is filled with internal strife and palace intrigue.

The map is here!

I enjoyed the author's *Steel Dynasty*. I wonder if the author can still write with the same skill as when writing *Steel Dynasty*. If so, I'll be completely focused on the author! 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

Is he going to be back in the palace again...?

Damn it, you've already used up all your monthly tickets for this event, and now I have so many left that I can't give them to you anymore.

I often see videos on Douyin (TikTok) about a prince surnamed Xiao. His fiefdom was only a hundred acres, and he often couldn't even afford food. Yet, a few years later, he amassed a million-strong army that swept across the land, leaving all officials in awe. 🤒🤒🤒🤒🤒. This book is called "Iron Dynasty," and I'm really baffled.

I love the author's style. Everyone should support them if they can, because it's not easy for anyone. It's heartbreaking to see the author without even a monthly pass. 😳😳

I've been following this author since the Steel Age, and I absolutely love their work. The more historically knowledgeable I am, the more enjoyable it is to read this kind of novel. Just imagining it is like playing a European war game (like the Qing Dynasty using cheat codes and unlimited technology to crush the Western powers). Keep up the good work, author! (ง •̀_•́)ง

Forget about restoring that damned Rong Dynasty. Wouldn't it be better if the protagonist conquered the country and became emperor himself?

Holy crap, I suddenly remembered this book today and came to check it out. I didn't expect you to have a new book! I'll take a look first. I didn't read your last one on Qidian, but if this one is good, I'll read it there. Keep it up! (ง •̀_•́)ง