Drifting with the Tide: A Great Military Strategist

Let me tell you clearly that when this book was first released, it was not very famous compared to other great writers. It caused a small topic only because the author is a woman, and it is a type of national intrigue that few women are involved in, although the quality of the work is super strong. It is estimated that many people are beginning to know about this book now, and it is more likely that the author of Nirvana in Fire has mentioned that he was influenced by it. In terms of works alone, this is definitely one of the top three works that I have read on major websites since 1999. The layout is a bit higher than that of Langya Bang. After all, Langya Bang is just the prototype of the Liang Kingdom in the Southern Dynasties, a corner of the south of the Yangtze River. The confrontation between the north and the south in this book would be slightly inferior to the background of unifying the world.

Hello Mr. Liu, I am a sophomore and one of your many readers. Speaking of which, I am still an old reader of yours. My cousin got married when I was in the fourth grade of elementary school. At that time, there was a copy of your "Military Advisor" on my cousin's dressing table. I was bored for a while, so I read it. Although I didn't understand much at the time, I could probably understand the meaning. Once I became interested, I became obsessed with the book and couldn't extricate myself. (However, it was a pity that I didn't continue reading because of shyness when I saw Suiyun and Fragrant Spring Night.) Even though I didn't read the whole book, the opening chapter was very charming and attracted me. Even though I only got a glimpse of it, I still have endless aftertaste. I have always remembered your novel, but due to various reasons, I have not been able to read it again. Until a few days ago, I went to the library in my spare time and saw "A Generation of Military Advisors" on the bookshelf. Although each copy has left traces of time, turned yellow, and even looked a little shabby, it still couldn't hide my surprise. I finished it in one go, a set of four novels, and read one in one day. Although I no longer feel shy about the one-night affair between Jiang Zhe and Piaoxiang, I am also deeply touched. I didn't know love when I was young, but seeing it now makes me feel even more sad. Not only was I moved by love, but I was also moved by the feelings of the king and his ministers. King Yong Li Zhi fought several times in his heart, but finally overthrew the poisoned wine and practiced it by pouring wine with a golden helmet. This not only moved Jiang Zhe, the person in the book, but also me, the outsider. So I also integrated into the book, as if I was also a part of the world. Now that I have finished reading the book and stroking the folds on the book, I can't help but feel a lot of emotion. I then opened the starting point and searched for "A Generation of Military Advisors". I want to read your author's remarks and readers' comments for resonance. I didn't expect that you haven't disappeared now, which is another big surprise. I have learned about you through the author's profile in the book before, and also browsed your information. I feel that you are just like the "wonderful woman" given on the cover of the book. He had read a lot of books since he was a child, but he had nothing to read, so he started writing by himself. (Not like a science girl at all hehe) In short, I admire you! 😄

The physical book I read directly back then, I thought it was very good-looking at the time, but so many years have passed in the blink of an eye. . .

This book is very good to read, and it ranks as a masterpiece in my mind, but as I looked at it, there was one point that was so poisonous that I almost died from the poison. From the author's description, we learned earlier that the protagonist and a 'woman' were discussing marriage. In the end, the 'woman' was raped and killed. But the protagonist's revenge on the biggest murderer was to make her lose part of her memory? I didn't know the outcome of the other murderer, but I couldn't bear it anymore and didn't read any further. To be honest, does the author need so much foreshadowing for his revenge? Maybe I've taken it too seriously, and I couldn't help but feel comfortable when I posted this post.

After reading this book, I can't find anything else good to read?

Those who didn't read it seriously are really at a loss. And those who abandoned the book because of the first person, be sure to go back and read it again. It is a masterpiece, no less than the masterpiece of Langya Bang.

Are some people in the book club circle SB? I looked through the catalog... It was a book written in 2005... Not even 10 years ago... It counts as a book from fifteen years ago, right? ? ? I am suffocating this IQ, using the current level of cultural development to attack the literature of more than ten years ago, it's really nb

It was my inspiration for online novels, and it was very well written. The characters are well-developed, the worldview is complete and grand, the plot design is reasonable and refreshing, and the writing style has the shadow of classical literature but is not obscure. In my mind, this is a classic.

To be honest, the poisonous points at the beginning of this book are no less than the current white text. I don't know how to brag about it, but rely on this wisdom and the Holy Mother's technique to promote the plot. Take the plot of the male protagonist interrogating Liang Wan for killing Liu Piaoxiang (the male protagonist's fiancée). The information the male protagonist learned at that time was: 1. Li An raped Liu and asked others to help him deal with the aftermath (kill Liu); 2. The person who helped Li An deal with the aftermath and the person who directly killed Liu was Liang Wan. There is no discussion about who is more guilty, but both of them deserve to die as murderers. It's not that I think they deserve to die. In the previous article (Chapter 14), the author used words such as shouting in pain, walking dead, and wanting to die without a burial place. It was clear that he wanted Liang Wan to die, but in the end. He just asked Liang to take medicine and forget everything, let her go, and threatened to kill her if the male protagonist met Liang again. At that time, my screen instantly filled up❓. Holy Mother? It's even more outrageous later on. The people the hero caught at that time were also Liang Wan's men, and they knew that the hero had kidnapped Princess Changle. What next? They actually asked them to escort the princess back to her country. At that time, my screen instantly filled up❓. Wisdom. Barrier? The reason explained by the author is: If you know the prince's secret, if I don't kill you, the prince will kill you. Just commit suicide when you return home. Otherwise I will assassinate your true son (King Yong). It's funny and has a high IQ. The male protagonist puts his own life and death at the whim of others. This is a ticking time bomb. If any of Liang Wan's men have a cunning mentality, then wait until the end of the situation. But it won't happen, after all, the male protagonist has the charisma of a bastard and lives in a group of miscellaneous soldiers 🙂.

Many people have some misunderstandings about this novel. Considering the historical background of this book, it was a rare masterpiece at that time. After all, it was so difficult back then to read something that wasn't pornographic, that wasn't mindless, or that wasn't Long Aotian. What else would I do? Are you reading some of Tang San's and others' idiotic nonsense? ?