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☆Talking on fingertips☆ Shitou is an old author. This is not the first time I have read his book. I have also read the previous book, Ming Dynasty 1629. Saoming is written in the late Ming Dynasty. There is no doubt that the man will soon gain fame and be worthy of being a real man in this life. No spoilers, just read it if you like. In addition, I saw someone talking about the experience of stones. It has been a long time since literati fell in love with each other. However, the quality of a book does not depend on data, but on two things. One is the persistence of the author, and the other is the persistence of the readers. As long as there are these two persistences, real gold is not afraid of fire, and good wine is not afraid of deep alleys. So now, we have seen the author's persistence, but what about the readers' persistence? Let the author see it too! ☆Introduction to this book☆ The nomadic peoples of the world are in a great rout. The Ottoman Turks used artillery to completely defeat the Mamluk cavalry that had defeated the Mongols. Yermak relied on only 840 Cossacks to easily destroy the Siberian Khanate using firearms. The European knights were turned into useless waste under the tactics of spears and muskets. In the seventeenth century China, the north was raging with war, and corpses were piled up thousands of miles away; the river south of the Yangtze River was filled with small bridges and flowing water, and peace was flourishing with singing and dancing. At this critical moment when the country is in ruins, Wang Zheng, a veteran military goods store owner, accidentally travels across time, setting off China's last war hymn and awakening the unyielding national backbone. A legend woven with blood and tears, a heart-stirring picture of China's war

☆Talking on fingertips☆ This is a funny book written by a funny author. It doesn't matter if you don't like it at the beginning, but continue reading. After reading more than ten chapters, you will definitely fall in love with it. The harem, relaxation, the road to glory of a small gangster. Readers who insist on reading more than a dozen chapters know that this is a good book. If you don't believe me, just give it a try. ☆Introduction to this book☆ The Fenghua of the Tang Dynasty, Who Leads the Dance? This is a story about a small gangster who gradually grows into a big shot. Some are showing off, some are being stupid, some are getting rich, and of course there are girls... Han Yue was a little bastard with no ambitions. He accidentally traveled through the Tang Dynasty and had a child bride. He farmed a few acres of land, invented something, and flirted with girls. He felt that this kind of life was quite good, and he would rather stay like this for the rest of his life if no one disturbed him. However, men always grow up, and the little gangsters will gradually become big shots, and they will act like the best. Time is a knife for killing pigs, but Han Yue gradually becomes a sharp sword.

☆On paper☆ The book "Training the Song Dynasty" is quite inspiring. The author's results were not very good before it was put on the shelves. After it was put on the shelves, he worked tirelessly for a long time before he gradually achieved results. His perseverance has given him many loyal fans. The background of this book is the Renzong period of Song Dynasty. The protagonist is a disciple of Fan Zhongyan. He did not take the imperial examination route, but trained the Song Dynasty through economic and educational means. The author of this book writes very well, and the stories he writes are relatively smooth, and most of the plots are reasonable and not poisonous. Moreover, the writing gets better as you go to the end, and the author is constantly improving. Shan Zhu saw that many readers discussed the cow killing incident in this book. Some people complained that the protagonist was seeking death for not taking the imperial examination route. But what Shan Shan wanted to say was that if everyone took the imperial examination, what's the point? Historical stories are also stories. Although there must be a historical foundation and the historical framework basically needs to be followed, there is no need to hold on to the occasional flaws. If you don't mind, you can just go into it. It is a good book and worth reading. ☆Introduction to this book☆ In the sixth year of Qingli, the Zhao and Song dynasties prospered with singing and dancing. A madman is welcomed.... I witnessed with my own eyes the elegance, elegance and warmth of the Song Dynasty. At first, Tang Yi just wanted to enjoy this era. The shame of Jingkang and the Mongolian cavalry had nothing to do with him. Anyway, no matter how noisy history is, it has its own trajectory. Thousands of years later, China will still be China! Can't die! But when the old man who was concerned about the country and the people appeared in front of him, his heart changed... He wanted to do something for the old man and do something for this era... So how to turn the sheep of Song Dynasty into a wolf baring the fangs of capital! It became Tang Yi's only goal! !

☆On paper☆ This is not the first time that the author has written a systematic article. This time the protagonist of Song Mingyue is a relative of the emperor in the Song Dynasty, named Zhao Hao, who lives in the misty south of the Yangtze River. His predecessor was an unlucky man who accidentally died after eating dragon and tiger pills. After traveling through time, a merit system was obtained. Doing good deeds in exchange for merit can be used to redeem items in the store. As a child of the royal family, he met Fang La and his group at the beginning, and the relationship was pretty good. It seems that there is no way to live a peaceful and simple life. From the initial small quarrels between several big families, to the great wisdom and courage on the battlefield. It is a light-hearted and funny novel, and of course very enjoyable. The word count is small and can be fattened up. ☆Introduction to this book☆ "If heaven does not give birth to a son, eternity will be like a long night." - Yue Fei. With a five-flowered horse and a golden fur, the young master Zhao Hao could have lived a happy life, but he did not hesitate to make the whole world his enemy and vowed to fight with the sky to support the building when it was about to collapse, just like the bright moon in the sky, shining on China for eternity. Dali Pill (small): increase arm strength by fifty kilograms within two hours; Medium summoning talisman (general): can summon a general with 85-95 strength, usage time: 1 hour; basic marksmanship skill book: increase the basic skills of marksmanship after reading. All kinds of elixirs and magical props can be exchanged for merit points. Paving roads and building bridges, treating illnesses and rescuing people, providing disaster relief, and helping an old lady cross the road are all meritorious deeds. Keeping bandits away from the country and saving all people from fire and water are the greatest merits.

☆On paper☆ When I discovered this book, it was at the top of the list of new books signed by History Channel writers. It was moving very fast, beating the crowd. I have heard of the three previous books of Bing Lin Shen Xia, two of them, "The Book of the Dead" and "The Boy Emperor", and they both received good responses, but I have never read any of them. My introduction to Bing Lin Shen Xia's writing style started with this book, "The Monster of the Ming Dynasty". Therefore, book friends who are not familiar with the author, you are the same as Master Shan. In order to prevent you from abandoning the book before entering the main text, Master Shan will give some tips here. First, some horses do not need to raise their whips to gallop themselves forward. Some horses are lazy and will never want to move without a wolf chasing them. The protagonist belongs to the latter! But I said, this is a horse, not a mule, and it is still a horse that can kick a wolf to death if it gets angry. Second, the protagonist's IQ is online and the work runs through the author's will. This kind of book often means that it takes more brains to read. Readers who don't like to ponder or read fast food articles may find this book tiring to read. Third, there are two clues in this book. One is whether the theory of gods and ghosts and the way to immortality are real. The other is the entanglement between Zhao Ying, Liang Tiegong, and Lingji Palace, as well as the games and struggles between all parties. Fourth, this book has two prequel chapters, which are best not to be skipped. The origin of this book was a man-made disaster that seemed to be a natural disaster. Liang Tiegong joined forces with an old Taoist from Lingji Palace. Liang Tiegong tricked children into eating poison on the street. The old Taoist detoxified and swindled money in the name of exorcising evil spirits. Most of the children were saved, but Zhao Ying's son from a hundred households died as a result. Zhao Ying no longer believed in gods and ghosts, so she killed an old man and was thrown into prison. After the Yingzong restoration, Zhao Ying was released by chance and transferred to Beizhen Fusi, where she was "ordered to find the true God in a godless world and the way to immortality in a limited life." While tracing what happened that year, Zhao Ying caught Liang Tiegong, but Liang Tiegong was taken away by Nan Suo. After consulting the files, he learned that the person who frequently took Liang Tiegong away was a lieutenant named Yun Dan. Zhao Ying met Yun Dan in Guangxi, but learned that Liang Tiegong had been "burned to death" by divine fire. In Duanteng Gorge, Zhao Ying rescued forty boys who were used to make the "Children's Soup" and adopted them as adopted sons. They were the children who were "raised by ghosts but born from foxes" in the introduction. People who don't believe in gods and ghosts die from 'gods and ghosts'. The villain carefully designed the trap, but every step seemed to be God's will. The protagonist Hu Guiyang reluctantly took over the burden and continued to move forward along the road that Zhao Ying had not finished. ☆Introduction to this book☆ If there is a God in the sky, why are evildoers so rampant in the world? There is no God in the sky, so why are there so many doubts in my heart? During the Chenghua period of the Ming Dynasty, a group of Jinyi captains, known as "foxes born and ghosts raised", were ordered to search for the true god in a godless world and the way to immortality in a limited life.