Taixuan War Records

The first few chapters of Jiuqiu's book are mediocre and very bland, but the more you read, the more exciting it becomes. It's not some harem dragon Aotian, and the air is second to second. The author uses traditional Chinese Taoist practice routines. The author has a thorough understanding of Jiejiao teachings, a clear historical background, and an extremely upright view of the world. From "Qi Controlling Thousand Years" to "Guiyi", I recommend everyone to read it patiently.

When I saw the first paragraph of Chapter 7, I felt desperate. Should your husband be buried if he has no children after his death? You insult my intelligence! Is it still possible to smoke cigarettes after more than half a month in the wild where it rained four or five times a day? I can bear it, How can a little village woman know the pattern of the world and be able to conquer all directions? I've endured it very hard, Should a childless woman be buried? We must know that in ancient times, most societies were matriarchal. Women were not only valuable labor but also necessary productive forces. If they were not treated as the author did, the whole family would have been exterminated long ago! I'm so sorry, I can't bear it anymore. It's useless for me to come here from Ziyang. I feel like it's not written by the same person!

From Ziyang to Guiyi to Towering. I like the author's writing style very much.

Is this author a woman? Why does One Hundred Thousands have anything to do with you? Why is the protagonist Wu Dongfang instead of Wu Beifang? Why does the protagonist have the surname Wu, why is it Dong, why is it Fang, why do you need to eat and why do you need to go to the toilet?

Sperm in the brain, no grace

The plot is exciting and the writing is brilliant.

First of all, why should everyone be written to death? The second is that it's a bad ending. It's not good to write the characters to death first and then finish the story hastily.

It would still be a very good novel if the male protagonist's character were changed, but the male protagonist's character is too much like a virgin bitch, the soldier walks lazily, and his hygiene is even worse. Does the author have a problem with soldiers? You don't know that Brother Bing's quilts are all stacked like tofu blocks. He is clean and tidy, and his appearance is the minimum for the army. However, the male protagonist is portrayed as someone who takes a shower every few days, has messy hair, is slovenly and looks like a virgin,

It is indeed very good-looking. I have also read several other books by the author. They are much better than other fantasy books. However, almost every one of them is a tragedy, which made me feel very depressed.

The theme is novel, the writing is delicate and smooth, and the characters are lifelike, but a bit bland.