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There are many people who criticize this book, but most of them only read the beginning. The protagonist spent 10,000 yuan to buy a few slaves, and gave them top hats, wristbands, etc., Saying that the protagonist is a virgin bitch. But can you please take a look at the back? Please don't spray it until you finish it.

This book has received mixed reviews in the comment section. But I guess the author is too lazy to delete the negative arguments. Some readers who are brainless trolls will spontaneously refute, but they are just poisonous weeds. They brainlessly delete all comments that tell bad stories. Everyone sees that the comment areas are full of applause, so this may be the case. Speaking of poison... Fairies and ghosts are poisonous points. The effect of the system is actually not that big. Acceptable. Overall, it is a relatively sophisticated and refreshing novel that can be read. If some people can't accept that historical texts are systematic, then there's nothing they can do about it. I've read more than a dozen chapters and everything is normal. It's considered a good Three Kingdoms fanfic.

[Serializing... Historical fiction] This book has too many trolls... Please read it as fictional history. Ignore the killing of cows and selling wine, this is just an introduction anyway. First of all, the beginning is very boring, and there are various poignant points. Maybe the author wants to show the character of the protagonist who is "nostalgic for his old family"... After meeting the emperor, the story became unexpectedly exciting. Set up a chain of supermarkets, build canals, build schools, organize the army, build roads, and most importantly, conquer Liao and Yanyun. These things are all explained very logically, and the characterization is also great. The images of civil and military officials, idle scholars in the country, and the protagonist's friends, brothers, teachers, and heroines all appear vividly on the page. I particularly like the three female protagonists (it seems to be turning into four), one civil, one martial, and one virtuous wife. There seemed to be a little girl who had a rather annoying personality before, but later she became a "lady". It was a bit bitter but also a bit sour. Ten years have passed and things have changed. Those who dare to write book reviews after reading a few chapters are too good at history. They prefer history books to novels.

[Serializing... Historical fiction] Why are there so many people criticizing this book... In fact, I have always liked this author's style. The writing style is joyful but not arrogant, Funny but not too vulgar, It has the charm of a top-notch servant, The most important thing is that the books he wrote have strong staying power. The kind that can keep people reading even in the middle and late stages.

A funny rebel gang in rural areas in the late Ming Dynasty was just short of being beaten up by the police station. The protagonist inherited the rebellion of the dead ghost father. He started out as an emperor, but his strength was nine blocks lower than Liang Shanbo. Except for the butcher, who had the potential to defeat hundreds of people, all the characters' values ​​were less than fifty. But with plot kills and luck, they barely managed to own a territory with a population of 2,000. It would be even better if the story of Water Margin could be written as a copycat game and an X family village. The beginning of the whole article has a rustic smell, which is quite funny. The author has experience in writing online articles, so it's okay. Um... The author repeatedly emphasized at the beginning that he did not want to play. After a few chapters, he directly assumed the identity of the country emperor and wanted to play with separation of powers and checks and balances. He repeatedly emphasized that he had no talent, no money, no land, no population, but he wanted to play with technology and firearms in a small village. In fact, he had no plan and no idea what he wanted to do next, so he farmed blindly. Waiting for the new plot direction... Thumbs up for the author's imagination.

[Serializing... Historical fiction] Well... Many people say that this book is like Feng's son-in-law... Sorry, I haven't finished reading it. I don't know what the situation is. Tell me your point of view... Xiaobai... There is a light breeze of pretense surrounding the protagonist when he walks, sits or lies, making it very comfortable to read. Of course, the characterization is what I like most about this author. The characters in the article have been described so far, which is very good. Of course, as a time-travel yy novel, the author's golden finger is very natural and not stiff. Of course, there is no long-term foreshadowing or foreshadowing in the plot, but as a fast food novel, it is really good.

Excellent writing, comfortable pace, and a decent protagonist. He is a sane protagonist who will not kill anyone or his whole family just because others look at him. In today's online novels, especially historical time travel novels, it is very difficult to find such a protagonist who is not violent and has no contempt for the indigenous people. I highly praise him. Um... Updates are too slow, remember to start following them in 2012... Then weekly updates, half-monthly updates, monthly updates...