Surveillance of the Tang Dynasty

It feels like after the initial hype, it's back to the traditional farming style. The main character can only talk, lacking any class or sophistication.

I hope it doesn't get abandoned prematurely; I really enjoy seeing even top players venturing into the box-like terrain. 🙂🙂

From the time of the Chu-Han Contention, swordsmen have always been among the best writers of historical novels in my mind. History is difficult to write, and now, the seemingly rigid yet spirited Old Zhao still lingers in the past, in the departed July, and in the dreams of Keshan and the scenery of the west. Perhaps his talent has run dry, or perhaps it is a sign of a decline in talent.

Being a warlord during the Three Kingdoms period and stationed in the Taihang Mountains are the pinnacle of power!

This is a pretty big cheat code; it'll probably only last for 300 chapters at most.

This kind of subject matter is difficult to handle and write, and there's a high probability it will be abandoned!

I don't know what this author is trying to do. With such good writing skills, they just mess around. Your Chu-Han Contention war scenes are textbook examples for online novels, you know? Just stick to writing about the Three Kingdoms, the Sui and Tang Dynasties. If you're tired of those, then write about the Spring and Autumn and Warring States periods.

Alas, the author's mindset was ruined. In fact, he shouldn't have given up on the previous book. If he had persisted a little longer, he might have been able to make a comeback.

I really like this theme, and I hope it won't be abandoned after its release.

With this kind of lighthearted, fast-paced writing style and not much detailed description, how long can it continue? They've already conquered the world in just a hundred chapters, haven't they?