The Legend of the Condor Heroes: From Golden Saber Prince Consort to Emperor Guangwu of Great Zhou

Personally, I dislike the blind loyalty of Guo Jing in the original novel. In the end, he caused the deaths of countless martial arts figures, even his own wife and children. What right does he have to be a hero? The Mongols were more than kind to him. Don't forget that it was the Song and Jin people who conspired to kill his father, and it was the Mongols who saved him and his mother.

This is the third book by Emperor Guo recently!

This is a harem novel; those who enjoy this genre can give it a try. However, some descriptions in the story are distracting. The repeated use of the wicked smile is particularly disturbing. Guo Jing isn't particularly handsome; he's a burly Shandong man, not someone who exudes a sinister charm. This particular description gave me goosebumps. Goodbye!

It's been a long time since I've read a novel with such sound logic. The male protagonist is a real man, not impotent; he's resourceful and not brainless. Nowadays, it's all system novels, children's novels, and AI novels. It's getting harder and harder to find readable books.

This is outrageous! Guo Jing's ancestor was Guo Sheng, not Chai Jin! Guo Sheng and Chai Jin weren't even related. It's fine for the Zhao family to rob the Guo family; the Zhao family is the Zhao family, but the Guo family isn't this one. To put it bluntly, isn't this just changing Guo Jing's core personality to that of a beast?

The title suggests leveraging Mongolia's influence, but on the surface, it's no different from those pro-CCP symbiotes. This isn't an appealing point; it's what drives readers away.

How disgusting! A petty thug possessed Guo Jing's body.

Let me check. The Persian Ming Cult already existed during the Song Dynasty, and they even learned the Great Shift of Heaven and Earth when they attacked Persia. And they're playing around with the Holy Maiden.

It's unwatchable. Well, the logic is sound! However, the protagonist lacks any heroic spirit, and when he encounters people, he just chatters away like a country bumpkin, lacking depth in his speech.

You borrow troops from foreign tribes to destroy the Song Dynasty. How many Han Chinese civilians do you think will die along the way?