The King of Beiliang

I laughed when I saw 20,000 Beiliang cavalry being besieged by 120,000 refugee troops, and 18,000 died in the end. These refugees are all military geniuses! But when they encounter a fool on the opposite side, the cavalry will not do their job to defend the city? Still an elite cavalry. What was being fought was a rebellion by a group of refugees who were suffering from drought and had no food to eat. There were easily 100,000 people. Is there no shortage of food now?

Will Chu Mo finally establish his own country? The author is great

The writing was pretty good at first, so I gave it all the votes. When I saw the chapter about the black market fight, I felt like it was a waste of votes. First, the protagonist spends one million taels to buy pearl flowers for his wife, but the court's taxes only amount to tens of millions. It feels like it was written casually. Second, the protagonist is a ninth-grade awesome person, but his wife is held hostage by a seventh-grade assassin in front of her. And they still had a fight, but this ninth-grade master was a waste.

It's okay, there's not too much nonsense, and the word count isn't enough. It's worth reading when you're short of books. What are the shortcomings? First, there are too many typos. The second writer is really not suitable for writing Machiavellian web articles, and cannot be scary for the sake of being scary.

From the brother-in-law at the beginning, he became the elder brother-in-law, and then from the seventh prince to the eighth prince. Sharp

Disturbed character plot relationships

Messy

The plot has ups and downs and is worth watching

What should I say, Ninja Turtles, indecisive. I can see the shadow of Qing Yu Nian and Nirvana in Fire, but I don't know if there are other books.

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