Great Han Longteng

The editor's surname is Yuan, Yuan Chonghuan must be his grandfather. It is obvious that Yuan Chonghuan is a traitor. He killed Mao Wenlong and cut off the left arm of the Ming Dynasty. He cut off the money and food in Dongjiang Town and sold grain to the Jurchens who betrayed the country. The Jurchens entered the Ming Dynasty from Shanxi and neglected their duties. They shot Mangui scum in the back.

I don't know why, but from the beginning, I always feel that the protagonist is a bit narrow-minded, blaming others when he can't take advantage, and using national justice to cover up his unbearable ambitions. Moreover, shouldn't the protagonist keep a low profile, hide and accumulate momentum, and wait for the opportunity to stand in front?

Plagiarism without missing a word is really good, so shameless!

Danmo Qingshan's books are very good. Qidian has various novels now, many of which are too novice.

It makes sense, but one issue you cannot ignore is that on ancient education, China's education system surpassed the West in all aspects in ancient times.

It's the first historical book I've ever read, so I'll commemorate it