Riding a Donkey, Wielding a Sword

It must feel so frustrating. Everything depends on that female Jurchen. The shame of Jingkang has yet to be avenged, and the hatred of the subjects will never be extinguished.

I changed some place names and personal names in this book, and left others unchanged. It all depended on my mood. During archaeological excavations, dozens, even hundreds, of people were found buried alive with the deceased during the Shang Dynasty. Isn't that cruel? Several young girls were also found in the tomb of Marquis Yi of Zeng from the Zhou Dynasty. Isn't that cruel?

There are some well-written novels on Qidian that haven't performed well at the market. This is one of them. It took me a day to read it from beginning to end, and it was well worth it.

It's a good book, but I can't quite get into it.

I hope this book can continue to be written!

1. I think you haven't finished writing. 2. The writing style is very fresh. At first, I didn't know what the author was going to write about, but later I found that it was about history and human nature, and that the author had thoroughly explored both history and human nature. 3. This book is probably a niche book, but it's a gem for me.

If you don't like it, then don't read it. I feel that the female lead is much better than most of the characters in the book. Look at the Zhang family of the Great Chu royal family in the book. I think she is not as good as the female lead. At least the female lead knows how to fight for what she wants and treats her own people well. Besides, the female lead has not done anything bad. She is devoted to the male lead. What a great novel!

He had just come down the mountain and was quite high-class. How come his status dropped by half a level just because he sent a woman to the capital?

I've enjoyed this book so far, mainly because the occasional magical effects in this alternate history novel often move and amaze me. While fantasy novels feature even more fantastical magic, it feels rather ordinary and lacks any real novelty.

Sister Er Ya sat on the roof with tears in her eyes, thinking of my little Bao Ge and feeling so heartbroken.