Destiny Is Mine

Qi Luck Flow Yi Ding, I was shocked to see him at that time, he is worthy of being the leader of the cult.

Suppressing combat power and sticking to destiny is the historical process. There is no subjective initiative at all. He has been a man for more than 10 years and still cannot unify the north. If you can't beat me, just cheat and use industrial cannons. If you don't write a story, just copy history.

To be honest, this book felt okay, but it was too empty and too fast. It was a bit refreshing. But the plot develops too fast, and the plot is too broad. It's a bit like watching a simulator, a life simulation or something like that. It jumps two years, one month, sieges, etc. Things that can be written in close-up in general historical texts are not written in detail. It's too easy for governors and state pastors to get things like that. Suddenly three counties were called governors. The key is that it's not on the shelves yet. Will he be the emperor when it is on the shelves? I feel like the title of the book could be changed to Become an Emperor from scratch and govern an empire.

The first half of this book was okay, but the author himself fell apart. You can increase the difficulty, but you can't pass it. Going too far is not enough. The wise and powerful protagonist in the front is like a stick stirring in the cesspit behind him. There is no change in history, no progress in the country and society (not as good as the Eastern Jin Dynasty), and it is completely written by the author. Especially after Fu Jian fell to his knees, his ugly appearance was comparable to that of the old thief Sima Yi, and he dissuaded more than half of the readers. This is all the author's own fault. Writing the protagonist like this is a weird one in the world of online literature...

He killed someone and became famous, but the author didn't seem to tell his mother how to arrange it.

Shit stirrer. No history stirred at all. It feels like I'm still following the script. It means nothing has changed.

No, you can't compete with the Di people and the former Qin. Why do you think you can compete with the Xianbei Tuoba?

The Three Golden Chapters are well-deserved. They copied poems when they were copied from the public, but the artistic conception they changed was nonsense. It's really hard for the author.

Water, too water, all sea. I didn't see the usefulness of the protagonist, I didn't see the flow of luck. Population is luck, resources are luck, political connections and people are luck, and then all these are mentioned in one stroke. Farming is over with just the words "July, August, September, harvest"? It's not that you really don't care. If there are many people and little land, you should promote land cultivation. Teach the people what yields high yields and what methods should be used to deal with various situations. There are hundreds of thousands of Qiang and Di people in your territory and you haven't said what your policy is. Are you just a coward? You have to wait for them to blow up before solving it? If you don't unite with them, they will explode when they fight the Fu family. The national conflicts have not been resolved. How can the leaders at the top win over them and the bitterness of the lower class can be solved. Solving this is to help but not to solve the internal friction of your own strength. There is no clear protagonist, and the portrayal is not precise, it is just a paper character. After reading dozens of pictures, I have no idea what the protagonist is doing. I don't know where the protagonist's basic position is, which class you are from, whether you side with the aristocratic family, civilians, or the military. Is the interior always peaceful? There is no internal conflict at all, and the Han and Qiang have fought for hundreds of years without any hatred at all? There is no struggle for power between the aristocratic family and the common people? Don't the Qinzhou and Liangzhou factions earn favor? Do civil and military officials really not want to overpower the leader on the other side? Where are you playing games? Can't you just get enough loyalty? Cao Cao was also tricked by Chen Deng and looked down upon by internal scholars. There was still a dispute between Jingzhou and Shuzhou in the Shu Han Dynasty. There were still northerners in Soochow who wanted to expedition to the north, and aristocratic families wanted to separate their kingdoms.

Chocolate wrapped shit is very confusing. Compared with Qingdi and other Qi Luck Flow, the protagonist of the book has a spiritual practice and talks about the Tianxian, which is Zhen Qi Luck Flow. The protagonist of this book is nothing. He has no cultivation, no magic power, no force, and an average IQ. When encountering a problem, he will focus on one word and so on. He becomes the king and dominates the three states, and surrenders directly to others. If you don't have the aura of a king and domineering king, the protagonist of any family's luck flow is a real mortal, but this protagonist is. The main character in such a fantasy destiny story is a person who travels through time and is reborn. As of today, when I finished reading, the main character is already in his forties or fifties. It's really hard to describe.

Is the protagonist deaf, unable to hear a large group of people behind him? I can't read the first chapter of this!

It stands to reason that the protagonist who occupies Longyou has a condescending strategic advantage over Guanzhong. For Guanzhong, there is no chance of going east unless the enemies of Longyou are eliminated. However, the author is completely anecdotal and did not write about this advantage. There should also be no shortage of horses for the protagonist. The power of cavalry in the cold weapon era is not fully reflected.

No details at all, just like writing an outline

In the first chapter, use commas as periods😅

This new finger can't even understand the writing. It's like an outline, like the details in an outline.

Is this author a hodgepodge of historical figures?

When will the new book come? What category?

Having been a human for three generations, this destiny must be countless times greater than that of a child of destiny.

Shao Thief of Long Sword was a little ahead of Liu Jiling, and he now has 15 sons and 11 daughters. What about Liu Jiling's? We must inherit Wei Wu's heroic style and have a daily farming life.

It became more popular after it was put on the shelves. It follows the history completely.

Map of prefectures and counties in the world

Liu Sheng's project

No wonder the surname is Liu, it turns out that the Han Dynasty inherited the fate of Qin, and after Fu Qin, Liu Han

It seems that the author plans to make the remaining one the king of the world 🙂 and have to take physical exams to survive the two Destined Sons from the North and the South at the same time.

Although the time span is long, the progress is very fast, and it feels a bit like reading a history book. The advantage is that it is crisp and clear, but the disadvantage is that the characters are not distinct. After all, it lacks details. But overall, it is a masterpiece of history.

The ending was a bit abrupt, maybe it was affected by the comments?

Next, we should take advantage of the fact that Murong Chui is still alive and join forces with Murong Chui to attack the Northern Wei Dynasty. If we wait until Murong Chui dies, it will be difficult for Yan to defeat the Northern Wei Dynasty after Tuoba Gui annexes him! After all, Tuoba Gui is the son of destiny!

I tried my best to compress the plot without stopping to polish it, which was an excessive waste of potential. It is conservatively estimated that it will only end in about 300 chapters.

This book is actually well written and very comfortable to read. It is in line with the characteristics of ancient culture. The protagonist can integrate into ancient living habits and culture. This is better than the protagonists of most time-travel novels. It is obvious that the protagonists of many historical time-travel novels are separated from the era at that time. In ancient times, even people with the same culture and race would be ostracized as long as they were not from the same place, not to mention that modern people and ancient people were completely different from each other. With such a big obvious difference, how could the ancient heroes turn to you? You can't even understand what they were thinking.

The more I look at it, the more wrong it becomes. It feels like I'm writing an outline, right? Too simple and too simple