Records of Lie Cang Khan's Court

Name: Records of Lie Cang Khan's Court
Author: Su Muche.

冽苍汗庭录

by Su Muche. (苏沐渃罂.)

Status: Ongoing
Length: 123k Words
Genre: Historical
Audience: Male
Subgenre: Alternate History
Updated: 7mo ago
Source: Qidian

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Synopsis

On the scorched earth of Qingele, the young man Lie Cang clenched his blood-stained sword tightly, watching Hong Ji's iron hoof crush his home and turn his people into slaves. He was originally an orphan on the grassland, but he met a famous teacher in the dark alley of Hara and Forest, and gathered his remnants around the bonfire in Canglang Valley. A green and black long knife splits the shackles of the slave; a passion and courage ignites the wolf smoke of resistance. The kerosene bombs shattered the heavy armored formations, the antler formations trapped a hundred thousand soldiers, the bloody battles on the banks of the Onan River, and the battles of trapped beasts on the Black Rock Beach. As a slave, he established the Blue Wolf Tribe and the Grassland Alliance, and he just twisted the scattered grassland tribes into an iron current to fight against hegemony! When Hongji's golden sword broke under his sword, when the dragon flag of the Central Plains stood side by side with the wolf flag of the grassland, and when the roar of the wolf resounded on both sides of the Onan River, Lie Cang finally understood—— The heroes of the grassland are never born overlords, but lone brave men who dare to bear the sword and gun for their people and brave the blood sea for peace! Wherever the cavalry treads, it is the homeland; when the wolf howls, it is new life!

Reader comments

It's so hard to see whether the author can write a book?
If you don't know how to write a book, don't go and work in a factory. People are transformed by the stars, and your father is transformed by me. Just like an old lady coaxing a kid to make up lies, you will have to be crossed out by the teacher in your composition. All the details are written like chewing wax, the tent has rough edges and the smell of gritty milk tea makes it a headache to look at the pile of stuff, just like a stall in a wholesale supermarket. The grassland is not described, and the pain of the protagonist is not mentioned. The text is rubbish and cumbersome to read! The narration is endless, going over and over about how my grandma comforted me, why my father was gone, and why the children in the village scolded him. The writing is as smelly and long as the old lady's foot-binding cloth. Lie Cang can only ask questions like a brainless fool. Her mother can't do anything but hug, hug and pat on the back. The back part is even more difficult to watch. It suddenly jumped from saying that people are stars to a bunch of nonsense to that the lamb was left by his father, as if two broken insoles were suddenly sewn together. I don't even want to finish the first chapter and the first article. I feel like my spirit has been impacted by this kind of garbage. Can you read more books before writing them? Don't come out to harm others.
7mo ago