How Beautiful Are These Mountains and Rivers

It is above average, the pace is good, and it would be better if it was a little more detailed. It is much better than hydrology.

Is it a fictional background set at the end of the Warring States Period? The writing skills are pretty good.

If you have literary skills and level, let yourself go in the gaps of history, and do it well

I feel like it's just nonsense. The writing is too rough, inconsistent, and unclear.

The writing is mediocre, the heroine and the co-star are too childish, just like playing house. A young man with great strength but no military talent can directly become a general. Indian Asan would not dare to do this. The ministers can use "he you" to address their masters, in the case of the ancient hierarchical system. It's unthinkable.

An article worth 1 million, 900,000 is nonsense. . .

I jumped to see the first battle. Others came to his house. After the master defeated them, he gave them a barbecue and sent him home. The guard who fought for the master in front died in vain. The author should not be a man. Men basically have no blood show, and they still come out to fight for hegemony. Funny, this author's navy is so powerful

1. It's a mess. Maybe it ended in a hurry because there were not many people watching and no money was made. 2. The author may want to write about some big feelings, but after describing it for a long time, there are always all kinds of conspiracy and assassination. The protagonist is assassinated every time he comes out. He doesn't have a long memory and doesn't have many masters. This kind of plot feels a bit forced. Generally speaking, it is a readable book, but if you are demanding, just skip it.

There is nothing concrete, it's all based on imagination. Everything good is here. The writing is good, but the basic knowledge is too poor.

After reading it, I feel pretty good!