The Strongest Soldier King: Starting with a Rampage Through Shangganling

You wrote a lot about the Mekong River in your profile, Wolf Warrior! What? In the end, you went to Ganling and wrote more than 400 chapters and worked straight to the end.

It's OK in the early stages, but I don't recommend reading it in the middle and later stages. It's all off track. It describes Assiba and the American Japs more than the protagonists. The author shouldn't have gone.

Resisting U. S. Aggression and aiding Korea is a good topic, but it is written like this and it doesn't fit in with your introduction. One sentence is perfect

The worst systematic writing in history. There is too much about psychological activities and too much nonsense. Let's change the name to Xiao Qiang who is in a daze on the battlefield!

Too many times

Too wordy and unattractive!

This is the ugliest novel I have ever read.

I couldn't hold on after reading Chapter 80, it was so boring! What's the point of having a golden finger? The protagonist is really low, and the protagonist is originally on the main peak, but can he be rescued in a small village after being blown up? Later, when I saw the protagonist walking back for so long, it felt incredible. He was blown up ten miles away.

I suggest the author write novels about the Qing Dynasty. The inner drama is too boring to write.

It's a bit too cliché. A book is written about a pursuit, but your introduction is so long, why is it gone?