Fangming1128

It's rare to see articles from this perspective. As Fang La's younger sister, and with the blessing of a time-travel identity, the heroine will create sparks with historical figures. I'm very much looking forward to it.

Can you feel Maxim's sense of redemption when you turn the chapters? This technology is so outrageous. You have nothing to say about the muskets. It's so inconsistent.

After reading all the way to Chapter 401, the heroine travels through the late Northern Song Dynasty, establishes a maritime base, goes north to fight against the Jin Dynasty and save the people from the fire and water. Seeing that the Song army is unable to change its historical defeat, she changes to a curve to save the country, and develops battlefields behind enemy lines to contain the Jin soldiers from going south to attack the Song Dynasty. The author updates three chapters every day, and the plot is refreshing. It is a gospel for readers like us. We look forward to the follow-up plot development of Leader Fang.

The Southern Song Dynasty article that I am currently updating has a lot to learn from. He can write the character language and logical background of the story in a way that matches the ancient scene. Every character's thoughts and everything that happens fits the context of the time. Fighting will not be as simple as in storytelling.

I like the heroine's majesty and domineering attitude, and her decisiveness in situations. This is what my sister Hua is like.

The Yuanyang Formation cannot defend against heavy cavalry, your enemies are not Japanese pirates! Oh, it's so heartbreaking to see.

I've seen a lot of time-travel stories with male protagonists, but I have to check out this time-travel story with female protagonists.

I hope Fang Menghua's ups and downs life story can attract readers, and I would like to thank my friends who gave me recommendation votes. In this hot summer, I hope "Fangming 1128" will bring you the slightest hint of autumn.

It is indeed a good book. Worth a look. I have been reading books for more than ten years, and my taste has become increasingly picky. From my perspective, this book is still an enjoyable book. The plot is compact and not procrastinating, the protagonist and the supporting characters are not crazy, and from my personal point of view, there is nothing sinister about it. It's a semi-refreshing novel.

It's rare for a woman to wear a historical novel. I hope she can be as good as the Phoenix wearing a disabled man and returning to the Ming Dynasty to be the Queen Mother.

The story is wonderful. 👍 The author respects historical facts. The plot is neither water nor ink. It is very enjoyable to watch. I plan to continue reading it. I hope the author will continue to read it wonderfully and don't stop updating it, eunuch! 😁

Writing about this subject is not easy in itself. The author pays back 9,000 yuan, which seems to be okay. I just hope it won't stop updating. It's really fun to read like this. Good luck, author!

{"NickName":"Pu Ai","UserId":450951985} Let the protagonist become the empress early. Why did Kang Wang Zhao Gouliu leave a job? Get rid of him.

After reading this book, I felt that the work was a bit immature, and I look forward to more interesting chapters in the future.

{"NickName":"Pu Ai","UserId":450951985} I really don't understand why the protagonist is so arrogant and rushes to seize the world, always making small fuss and I can't stand it.

Do all the novels you open have multiple female protagonists?

Recommend a similar novel

Starting from the Northern Song Dynasty, I have come step by step, climbing the technological tree bit by bit, and now I feel like I was in the 1960s after the founding of the People's Republic of China. It really feels like a different world.

Will future historical novels choose multiple female protagonists?

Fang Menghua, a man of unparalleled youth, traveled through time, and in the late Northern Song Dynasty, he rose bit by bit amidst the crisis, allowing us to feel the power of industrial civilization.

Can you answer the previous question?

There was no AI when the author wrote this book, but the author's writing style is too AI. It is simply innate to love the Holy Body. It's really too AI. Could it be that the author used AI to polish the previous text and then uploaded it again.

Why is there a female title label? The heroine should be a reversal of the concept of chastity, not the main heroine, right?

Can you answer the previous question?

The heroine means a beautiful woman. Is there too many heroines?

Will you start reading novels about the Three Kingdoms and Water Margin in the future?

Tender, too tender, and the writing style seems rather deliberate