Stubborn Thief

As long as you can read it, it is definitely a good book. This book has been thoroughly expanded. It's just that the author is slow to update. Apart from slow updating, there is nothing wrong with it.

Very nice. It's a rare book to read through! There are just so many Mongolian names in some chapters that it makes my head spin and my eyes dizzy. The book itself is very good.

It's rare to write with care and follow the book wonderfully without highlighting the heroine's excellent writing.

A novel that has never been updated, I am speechless

The author is a bit talented

Comparing the research, it can be seen that the historical level is relatively high, the society it creates is more in line with the real situation in the late Ming Dynasty, and the writing is not particularly succinct. It is quite good. I have read 400 chapters now. The biggest shortcoming is that the protagonist develops in Qinghai, Xinjiang, and there are too many names of ethnic minorities to remember. Everything else is good.

Can it be faster?

It's too long-winded, with too many details.

The further I get to the back, the more I feel like I can't stand the random writing and it's illogical.

Is there a map? I can't seem to understand it.