Books Worth Collecting

This book is based on historical figures from the Tang Dynasty during the reign of Wu Zetian. It tells the story of the male protagonist Chen Changsheng who defied fate and changed his fate and changed his mind. It adheres to Mao Ni's consistent advantage of "some of the supporting characters are more interesting than the male protagonist", and still has Mao Ni's literary youthful temperament, but the story is a bit draggy.

Using cards as weapons, using cards as magic weapons, using cards to fight, you can find such wonderful ideas, you are worthy of being called Fang Xiang, the ideas are indeed Fang! No kidding, it's very good-looking, really really good-looking! Chen Mu in the article is an orphan who changed his life because he saved a dying card maker. I like Fang Da's style, especially the struggle history of the little characters. This book is more than enough food.