Five Dynasties: People Are in Bagongyuan, and the Bottom Defeats the Top at the Beginning

The author is quite amazing. He can write about the messy history of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms as if he had experienced it himself! The plot is cleverly arranged, and the characters stand up well. The protagonist is not a vain person, and his killings are decisive and still have a touch of humanity. The most difficult thing is that although it is obviously a time-travel story, the historical weight is not lost at all.

The author takes it for granted. The protagonist can kill the war-fearing commander-in-chief and help Guo Rong turn defeat into victory. In the eyes of outsiders, this means that he has the ability to control this horse army. In the end, Guo Rong only named the protagonist Du Yuhou and became the third in command. In the author's opinion, this is actually an exceptional promotion. In fact, in the late Tang and Five Dynasties, in this situation, at least the protagonist was given the title of commander and envoy, and an honorary official was added, even if the protagonist was just a soldier before. You can't use Guoyi's turning point in the early Tang Dynasty to promote one level at a time. After Anshi, high-level military officials have become rampant. It is normal for the military governors of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms to even have unknown life stories of the kings. Take Wang Yan as an example. When he was a primary school student in Fengguo, Wang Yan dared to conspire with his subordinates, led his team into Shangguanfu Yamen at night, killed the defense envoy Liu Yuan and surrendered to Liu Han. He was then directly promoted by Liu Zhiyuan to the defense envoy of Jiangzhou, and later to the military governor of Jianxiong Army. Jiedu made the defense envoys casually appointed, so what big deal was it to promote a commander in troubled times? The protagonist might be killed by his junior colonel the next day and replaced by another person.

Now it's the Forbidden Army inheritance law. The protagonist still has to play the old version of Hedong Start

The pace is too slow. I've written several chapters and I'm still typing.

I wanted to change the name of this book because of its good results. It's a bit inexplicably long.

The protagonist travels to the Battle of Gaoping in the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms at the beginning. Relying on the memory of his past life, he can decisively kill the fugitive general Fan Aineng in front of the battle, collect the defeated troops and stabilize the Bagong original defense line. This is still very good. In this troubled world, you can survive steadily. If you are not ruthless, you will not survive. The author also writes very well in details, which makes people feel immersed. Please read more.

The feeling of the fifth generation is quite difficult to write, it is chaotic to begin with.

I fully support the writing of excellent novels about the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. 🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

Hmm, I feel like I've seen it before. Have you rewritten it?

Chai Rong and Zhao Kuangyin are both in the same year.

Author, do you update every morning now?