A Warlord in the Five Dynasties

After being persuaded to retreat, are three hundred cavalry still fighting against thousands of elite cavalry, or are they being ambushed, with all their generals running away, but the small soldiers not running away? Do you think you can fight with just a few words? In that era of broken etiquette and morals, the protagonist might be killed and surrendered immediately by his own people. Otherwise, he wouldn't survive Chapter 20 just because of the protagonist's halo.

Ten years have been like a nightmare (●—●).

Has this book been released? It's an old book from more than ten years ago. When I finished reading this book, it was the first Five Generations novel I read. I miss it.

After Han Shizu came out, it will be difficult for other types of Five Dynasties to surpass them.

Haha, I read the physical book before, and it was the first time I learned about the Five Generations

I am speechless when I give my wife of several years to someone else.

This is the worst-written book I have ever read. I originally thought of many opinions, but in the end I only wrote four words: speechless.

The poem in the introduction is really terrible and not eye-catching at all.

The halo of the protagonist is a bit serious. On the surface, the writing is serious and well-written, but it always feels wrong, especially when the bodyguard Xiaoyi turns into a woman. I am speechless. There can only be one Hua Mulan. If this happens again, it will be seen as a forced pretense in the future!

The author's ideas are good, but the whole book is obviously anticlimactic. The battle description feels like a lot of pasting and copying, and even the names haven't been changed. There are large sections of historical vernacular and mixed emotional scenes. Really. . . But the biggest benefit is that I have some understanding of the early days of the Fifth Generation.