The True Taohua Stone Empire

The author has a thorough understanding of history, but his knowledge of geography and other areas is clearly too superficial. The story begins by saying that wheat will freeze to death by the cold snap in May and June... I've lived in Xinjiang for decades and have never heard of wheat freezing to death.

Honestly, making Sun Xiurong the protagonist was a real mistake. He'd even forgotten the skills he used to build his empire—conquering the world in the late Ming Dynasty world, yet in the medieval world, he was only interested in a worthless stone. 😒😒

Suddenly I just didn't want to read anymore. I was just getting to the climax, ready to settle down and focus on farming, and then suddenly they moved the protagonist to the northern deserts and started all over again! And the imperial court didn't even have any support, sending the protagonist to his death! They just transferred a governor who directly controlled so many nomadic tribes like that?

I like the location the author chose; it's a historical fiction, but there are too many overused stories about the interior of China.

The author's treatment of women is truly problematic. Princess Jinshikaia of the Stone Kingdom, who has an affair with the male protagonist, is forced to marry one of the protagonist's subordinates. Later, upon seeing the so-called unique birthmark of the Sun family on the son of the Stone Kingdom princess, the author immediately recognizes him as his own son.

Giving his own woman to someone else, giving his son's woman to someone else. Haha, if you can't write about love and hate, don't force it, otherwise it'll just be a joke. Can't you live without NTR? So fond of sacrificing your own woman?

The familiar taste of snow, produced by Longyin Sensen, a different kind of historical journey, a different kind of exotic style, look forward to it, and add it to your favorites now!

The weaponry described in this book can be summed up in one word: amazing. Even though I'm not very familiar with the Tang Dynasty, I can tell the author is making it all up. 😏😏😏

Why doesn't the author break new ground and be the first to write a series on the struggle for supremacy in the grasslands, allowing for any kind of alternate history?

Long Yin Sen Sen's new book, "1745 Dragon Rise in Europe," has been released. Since the phone number used for that account has been cancelled, it can only be published using a new account. Those who enjoy stories of starting out in exotic lands can check it out. My account is "No Internal Strife, Focus on Growing Assets," even more exciting than "Frozen Empire"!