Transmigrated as Zhao Kuo: Surrounded at Changping for 46 Days

Starting from the 46-day siege of Zhao Kuo, the tension was full. What I didn't expect was that the author did not let Bai Qi be a boss to fight endlessly, but quickly made the protagonist jump out of the original frame, from being surrounded to breaking out to defeating Bai Qi. To be honest, most of the plot was beyond my expectations. Not only was it well written, but the logic was also very strict and beautiful. The disadvantage is that the update is too slow. Try chasing it first.

After reading Chapter 50, I have come to think about it. Excuse me, you have an army of 300,000, and the king asks you to remove your armor and return to the field. What should you do if you are assassinated that day? ? The author chose to go to the court to play intrigue... And then in the comment section he said something about a brain-burning book... I was speechless.

It's a very good and enjoyable article. It is probably the most enjoyable one I've read in a logical and self-consistent framework. It also has structure and plot depth at the same time. It's an anti-routine enjoyable article. I'm following it.

I really find it funny that such a big general with such a strong body can make a woman beat like a dog and almost die. She can't catch even half a move. What kind of general do you think you are? I really find it funny.

It requires writing style but not writing style, and plot but not plot. Pure thoughts come out one by one, and they are written one by one.

When writing about the Warring States Period, write about the Warring States Period, and when writing about high martial arts, write about high martial arts. This damn Warring States Period is also about high martial arts. He was so good at martial arts that he casually assassinated this high-ranking general. I don't know what the author was thinking. It would be better to write about this thing without including this martial arts.

Except for the potato, which is a flaw, the writing is wonderful. Of course, if you insist on saying that Master Mi's inhuman force value has been revealed, it is not surprising that Tudou crossed the Pacific.

Good. I often read time travel novels, this one is good, but Mr. Pingyuan is not that bad.

After reading it, I feel that whether it is war or political strategy, it is all well written! Such policies, which are related to the life and death of millions of people, and the rise and destruction of two powerful countries, can only be determined by the thoughts of the superior! The writing of various game struggles is quite exciting. , Thrilling! You and I are fighting to the death on the front line, but the decision-makers in the court just want to kneel down. I am really helpless and speechless! It is really heart-wrenching to think that they are all Chinese in later generations, killing here and there, hundreds of thousands of young people dying.

Especially in the court part, the characters are all vivid and have their own unique charm, which directly fills the atmosphere and provides an immersive reading experience ~ very good ~