The Blade of the Flourishing Tang

Yes, yes, it's full of passion and blood.

Generally speaking, there is still hope within 2-3 hours after breathing has stopped. If you are deprived of oxygen for 3-4 minutes, you will be brain dead, or even a vegetative state. The possibility in the book of suspended animation is quite high, but the blood has accumulated in the lungs, and it cannot enter the lungs through the diffusion of air. There are also trials and other things, which must take more than 2-3 hours. It feels like it's too long. And in Chapter 13, use Mo Dao when riding a horse? The Mo Dao is an infantry weapon. If you look for pictures, you will find that it is awkward for cavalry to use the Mo Dao. Here is the introduction of Mo Dao: "Mo Dao is a key weapon for the Han people to change their disadvantage of having few horses but not being good at riding and shooting, and to give full play to the advantages of infantry in the war with the nomads who are good at riding and shooting." If you look at the use of Mo Dao, you will know that Mo Dao relies on waist strength, while riding a horse relies on arm strength. It is more appropriate for cavalry to use a horizontal sword. There is an idiom called "horse riding and horizontal sword"

The book is a good book and I enjoyed reading it, but the updates are a bit slow and not satisfying...

Come on, a flat wife is a wife that a businessman marries outside. In name, she was still a concubine. In ancient times, before the Qing Dynasty, there was only one wife, whose status was equal to that of a man. The child born is a legitimate son, and there is no concept of equal wives at all. Let me ask you one question: in ancient times, concubines were different. If a common wife came, what would the children of a common wife count? Is he a legitimate son or a concubine?

First of all, this book is the third book by my brother Lao Luo who wears a pair of pants. I must be reading all three of his books. From the book, I can see that Lao Luo is making continuous progress and gradually becoming familiar with how to write different styles and types of books. As far as this book is concerned, the theme of the introduction is very clear, which is Chuanwen. At first glance, it feels like it is mainland Chinese, but after reading it carefully, I found that it still has its own highlights. The first is the description of the pig's trotters' character. After reading the book for so long, I have never seen any pig's trotters with such personality, such loyalty, and benefiting all mankind (in the book) regardless of themselves! Through the repeated descriptions of the three plots, the pig's feet are transformed into Long Aotian (hehe, this is a joking compliment). Then there is my favorite slap-in-the-face scene. I hit him hard and hard, but I still felt that I didn't hit him enough (of course this part is also the most bloody, hahaha, I just like bloody things). And then... Just... Continue reading, and express your opinion after reading the book. Finally, I originally had this review in mind early in the morning, but I was so busy that I didn't have time to post it. I'd like to give it a thumbs up along with the book review, and support Lao Luo! Come on, let's unite the starting point and build a lasting future! 😃😃

This type of posthumous title is given to a person after his death, so the protagonist died a proper death! (By the way, Xuanzong is not a good posthumous title either)

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