The Jingnan Campaign

Everything was great up to the beginning, but the ending was terrible. Suddenly, I felt the protagonist's plan was too naive; with the protagonist's arrangement, I felt the world would become even more chaotic.

That's too much of a saintly act, it's pointless.

Are you kidding me? Others have risked their lives to build their empire, and now you're saying you're quitting? If that's the case, try and see if they stage a coup.

Is it so hard to come up with a name? Light Cavalry, Flying Cavalry, Tiger and Leopard Cavalry, Heavenly Hero Army, Azure Dragon Guard... But you had to use Guan Ning Iron Cavalry, disgusting! It makes one wonder about the author's intentions!

It's too wordy, especially the beginning.

This novel is so well-written! I look forward to the author's continued success. By the way, I'd also like to let you all know that you can check out Lao Baizhu's new work, "Transmigrating to the Ming Dynasty: The Eternal Bones of Han." Lao Baizhu already has a completed novel of 3 million words, "A Commoner in the Late Ming Dynasty," so don't worry.

I have no interest in your rambling and tedious talk; sure enough, I'm just scorning you every day.

Such an early time-travel novel, set in an alternate history world full of right and wrong.

Cultivation novel, *Against the Gods* Post-apocalyptic novel, *Killing the Abyss* Fantasy novel, *Battle Through the Heavens* Hard science fiction novel, *The Three-Body Problem* A novel of over ten million words, "Starting from Zero"

Read more books and newspapers, eat less snacks, and sleep more.