Great Han Warrior

I think the author's setting of Zhang Ning, Zhang Jiao's daughter, is a big mistake. After all, it immediately reminds me of GK.

Um, is the protagonist a bamboo pole?

When I see the third chapter, I have to complain about it. Some can't stand it anymore. The author's writing skills are still solid. But my thoughts or experiences are somewhat shallow. Starting from the protagonist, who has a lot of wisdom, to complaining about Zhu Jun, the parallel system of the Han Dynasty, etc., And then to his contempt for Chen Wang and Liu Chong. Including the filtering of the middle pair, Cao Cao, Sun Jian and others. All show the author's blind arrogance and critical personality. Especially for the Song soldiers in Huangpu who were trapped in Changshe, and Zhu Jun stationed his troops outside, it gave a conspiracy theory interpretation that Zhu Jun abandoned his friendly troops and Zhu Jun was the commander. And a superficial understanding of the East-West party struggle. I don't know if the author wrote it this way on purpose, or if he really meant it. But such a setting really detracts from this work. It gives people the impression of a middle-aged boy, defying the sky, the earth, and the air.

The original characters are too colorful. The author probably came from the martial arts channel...

It focuses on the output of personal thoughts, but the storyline is not very exciting.

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The writing is good and has the flavor of storytelling, but it seems like this is a novel website 😁

Add a younger sister, Huangfulin, female general Bai