Qinglong Began in the Northern and Southern Dynasties

I saw the part about Wang Sizheng's fall. It was so wonderfully written. The Qilin Blood Blessing Heart Lamp is awesome, the Niwang Shield is awesome, and the Qilin Arm is awesome. If the protagonist didn't have the aura of the protagonist, I really couldn't beat him. What a pity for the unicorn in white.

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What impressed me the most about this book was that the male and female protagonists each hold up their own. Before reading this book, I thought it was just a story about the male protagonist competing for hegemony - recruiting troops, fighting wars, and occupying territory. It was all done in one go. But as I looked at it, I realized something was wrong. The male protagonist Ye Guichen is indeed fighting. The blue dragon bloodline and a pair of giant maces swept through thousands of armies, starting from Youzhou and pushing across Mobei. The iron army ran over and pushed the territory out inch by inch. Wherever he stood on the battlefield, it was a nightmare for the 100,000-strong army on the opposite side. This part makes people's blood boil. There's not much to say. It's a standard imperial road. But what really impressed me was the line of the heroine Murong Lingxi. What she does is not waiting for her husband to triumph in the backyard. She was responsible for scales and trade, and her latitude and longitude were all over the world. She started from a cloth shop, annexed three old stores, connected branches in four states, and finally built a huge network from the looms in the south of the Yangtze River to the yurts in Mobei, and from the salt fields of the East China Sea to the Hu Market in the Western Regions. Building the "Ji City", opening up business routes, negotiating franchise rights, and getting the Shijia family to invest in the company are all about calculating money, people, and potential. What she wants is not a cloth shop, but a trade route across the world, a business empire that can support the operation of the entire empire. Then the two lines bite together. This is exactly what I think is the best part of this book - business comes first and the military escorts it. As a couple, one is at the front to establish authority and the other is at the back to stabilize the situation. One makes the enemy kneel, the other makes the world rich. This kind of male and female protagonist configuration is really rare for me. Don't be attached, don't be a drag, each can be a god on his own battlefield, and then turn around and give the other person's back. What I want to read is a story like this - behind the undefeated empire, there are two people and two paths, twisted into a rope.

So far, it is the best fantasy novel I have ever read. From the protagonist's swimming in the water, the silky lifelikeness of the dragon scales absorbing the water aura and transforming into a green dragon with everlasting life, to the seamless shooting of various historical scenes embedded with the bloodline skills of mythical beasts, it is really the ceiling of imagination! Admire!

This chapter is not about beating people, it is a textbook on how power can crush people step by step. The evil of Gao Cheng is not that he is cruel, but that he has done all the procedures impeccably - the banquet, the nine-gong toast, the whole hall filled with civil and military officials, and every step is wrapped in the cloak of "etiquette". He is obviously humiliating the emperor, but you can't find fault with overstepping the rules: toasting is what ministers should do, counting merits is praising political achievements, beating people? That is "teaching His Majesty the dignity and inferiority". The most cruel thing is that Gao Cheng never did it himself. He sat there drinking and let Cui Jishu be the executioner. Why? Because beating the emperor is a dirty job, and his hands will be stained with blood, but what he wants is "procedural justice" - the censor can't find fault, the historian can't write about transgression, and the court can't find an excuse for impeachment. After Cui Jishu beat the person, Gao Cheng said "I am a dog-legged person" and immediately tore off all the fig leaves. He is not afraid of leaving a bad name at all, because he wants everyone to remember: from today on, the imperial power is a dog and he is the master. The silence of the entire palace is the most terrifying thing. When the violence that humiliates the emperor is legalized, programmed, and made public, and no one dares to speak out - it means that the old order is dead and new rules are established. Starting tonight, the sky in Yecheng has completely changed.

It can be seen that the author writes very carefully and the writing is really good. Come on!

The protagonist does not have a cheat or system at the beginning, but that does not prevent this from being a good book! When King Gao was killed by Wei Xiaokuan, the protagonist began to develop obscenely, and finally created a magnificent era! The backend is very exciting! Don't miss it!

This book is truly the best fantasy and historical text I have ever read! ! The interesting settings of the bloodlines of various mythical beasts are integrated into the history of the Eastern and Western Wei Dynasties and the emperors and generals, presenting a fantastic world of the Northern and Southern Dynasties. This is the first time I have seen such a combination of fantasy novels!

This novel is really eye-catching. It is the best author who combines historical and fantasy themes. The protagonist has to arrive in Youzhou before the dragon enters the sea and officially takes off. In the early stage, he was trained and trained by the General of the Universe, the White Unicorn, and the Prison-Suppressing Biran.

The writing is really good. The author has a deep research on history. Even though it is a fantasy novel, the details are more exquisite than many historical texts. It was really cool to see the general of the universe reading the letter from King Gao and discovering a fraud. Gao Cheng, the stalker king, is still young.

The name of this chapter is "The First Zhang of Jingwei", and I really feel that the net is slowly opening "The way of cultivating goods, the world of Jingwei" - this sentence has been fulfilled step by step since Murong Lingxi read the scraps at the age of twelve and started to bury it, until she married Ye Guichen, took charge of the cloth village, and now built Jingwei Hall. Her father, Murong Shaozong, guarded Youzhou with swords, while she enriched the people with trade routes; Ye Guichen used an iron army to suppress the aristocratic family, and she used money to stabilize people's hearts. The inheritance of a family is not blood, but the different ways of writing the words "protecting the land and ensuring the people" in the hands of different people I read the last paragraph three times: "She wants to weave a net, a giant web that connects the world's goods colonies and collects wealth from all directions. Net. And the first step is to let 'Ji City' break out of the ground on this piece of snow. " From the Northern and Southern Dynasties to the Milky Way - this sentence suddenly made me understand that the starting point of Jicheng in Youzhou is the same road as the sea of stars a hundred thousand light years away. Every copper plate accumulated and every trade route opened will be the confidence to command the stars in the future. The ambition of this book is greater than I imagined

When I saw the scene where Ye Guichen and Murong Lingxi were listening to Xuexuan for the first time, I was able to write a story that lasted for thousands of years. It was so well written! When Murong Lingxi said, "Meeting means parting", I thought I really wanted a knife. As a result, the moment Ye Guichen stretched out his hand - the words "Be careful" were shouted in a short and urgent manner, without thinking at all, it was completely instinctive - I immediately broke through my defense. He clearly came with a mission and planned a whole set of coercive rhetoric, but it all fell apart in front of her. This feeling of powerlessness of "the strongest bloodline can't save a dying person" and the feeling of loss of control of "knowing it's a mission but still reaching out" are really cruelly written. What struck me the most was the sentence at the end, "He couldn't let go, and he didn't want to let go." There is no confession, no oath of eternal love, just this sentence is more important than anything else. The author is very good at writing restrained emotions.

When I saw the chapter Jingwei Chu Zhang, to be honest, after reading so many chapters, Ye Guichen and Murong Lingxi in this chapter are my favorite. It was written earlier that he was in the military mansion purging the border troops and suppressing the family, while she was here settling accounts and planning trade routes. The two of them were busy with their own affairs, but the last scene - he walked in with Zhengchen's aura, took off his cloak and wrapped it around her without saying a word, frowned and said, "My hands are so cold" - instantly broke the defense. She leaned into his arms and said, "I'm not miserable." He said, "You just let go and do it. If the sky falls, I will hold it up." There are no boring words of love. Just these two sentences are more important than a hundred "I love you"s. She is not relying on him, but supporting the logistics lifeline of the entire Youzhou for him; he is not protecting her, but treating her as his comrade-in-arms and his only weakness. The couple's relationship mode: each is a king, and they return to the same quilt. I really hit it.

Chapter 130 What makes me most uncomfortable in this chapter is not Xiao Yuanming's stupidity, but Yang Kan's difficulty. He had a secret purpose, and the emperor said, "In urgent matters, you can follow the authority." But along the way, Xiao Yuanming opposed him at every turn. Take out the secret edict? The army was divided and the Northern Expedition collapsed. Don't want to take it? Eighty thousand soldiers were buried. When he knelt on the observation deck begging Xiao Yuanming to think again, I could even feel the coldness of the wooden boards under his knees. The Buddha's name of the Master of Truth seems to be neutral, but in fact he has already taken sides. Yang Kan was alone, facing the three mountains of "coach + supervisor + imperial power". It's not that he isn't loyal enough, it's that the world doesn't give him a chance to be loyal. When he finally stepped down from the stage, he touched the secret message in his arms and said, "The silk is cold, but now it is so hot that it burns my hands" - I read this paragraph three times. What is hot is not the secret decree, but his conscience. He knew that he could not stop them, so he could only guard his 20,000 people and watch 80,000 of his comrades die. This feeling of powerlessness of "knowing that it is a pit of fire but unable to hold someone back" is more heartbreaking than fighting with real swords and guns. The author writes about people's hearts more ruthlessly than he writes about battlefields.

I was amazed when I saw the latest chapter of the legal photos. Ye Guichen killed one hundred and thirty-seven people of the Kou family, which seemed like a thunderous method, but the real killing move was not with the sword, but with the three hundred and six acquitted bystanders. Behead the evildoer, pardon the innocent, return the property, and support the new owner - after this combination of punches, what he establishes is not authority, but rules. What is the family afraid of? What I'm afraid of is that you will exterminate families, confiscate homes, and eradicate the roots, because if you can destroy the Kou family today, you can destroy the Lu family tomorrow. But Ye Guichen refused to confiscate the family, handled the case in accordance with the law, and supported Kou Yuan to inherit the family business. This is tantamount to telling all aristocratic families: As long as you abide by my rules, you can survive and keep the family business. Fan Yang and Lu Chengzong's words "He is not here to destroy the family, but to establish rules" - this sentence is a turning point in the entire power structure of Youzhou. From this moment on, the family no longer regarded him as an enemy, but as a rule-maker. What's more ruthless than killing is making people willingly kneel under your rules.

It's a pretty good fantasy history. The author's writing is refined and has many famous scenes. It has a strong historical flavor. I recommend it.