
The Iron Cavalry of Xiliang
西凉铁骑
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.1M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
All-time: Popularity, Must-read votes.
686Chapters
1.5MPopularity
2.5kReaders
23kMust-read votes
8.9Score
11.6kRatings
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Reader comments 50
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Dragons and tigers leaped across the sky and earth, flying sand and rocks shook the universe. Nine years of fierce fighting without fear, no fear when the world is turned upside down.
As a time-traveler who is familiar with the historical process, you wrote it like this, especially the war scenes. It was too forced, just to make up the word count. I really had no desire to continue reading. It actually received an 8.5 Rating, which is unworthy of the name!
It's well written and beautiful.
It's a pity that there was no top ten marshal in the end! Investiture ceremony!
He almost died once when he went out once, twice when he went out twice, and he continued to go out three times. There were hundreds of secret guards, and he almost died every time. It's interesting, I don't even want to see it again.
What's the point of writing Xiu'er like that?
Very good, I hope the author will publish another book.
The author is definitely a novice, except for the sloppy ending, I think it's very interesting😘
I'm watching chapter 66 while jumping. I can't stand it anymore. The pig's foot is like a fool. The plot is far-fetched. I tried the poison for everyone and persuaded them to quit.
Although there are no stupid plots that forcefully mock and pretend to be slapped in the face, it is barely watchable, but the writing style is average and the narrative is straightforward. Moreover, for people who write historical novels, many common sense things are not understood. For example, Emperor Fengtian's edict... Was only available in the Ming Dynasty.