Jiangshan Battle Map

The author didn't write the protagonist of this book well, and I couldn't stand it many years ago. When I read it again this time, I still felt uncomfortable after reading dozens of chapters. Without the shrewd and domineering Guo Song, Li Yanqing, and Liu Jing, the hero theme of the late Sui Dynasty is a bit wasted. Keep skipping ahead. Mainly special forces + martial arts + harem, it is indeed a thing of the past.

This is the best novel about the Sui and Tang Dynasties that I have read so far, but the author is a little regretful that he did not take advantage of his technological advantages as a modern person and completely turned himself into a Sui and Tang Dynasty person. However, this does not prevent it from being a good book!

It is said that this book was very popular back then and no one read Seven Cats. Let me give you a try.

It's a pretty good book. It contains plots, wars, world hegemony, all kinds of unpredictable kung fu, official intrigues, ambitions of aristocratic families, various uses of emperor's skills, love, family affection, and brotherhood, many of which are crumbling in the face of interests. There is basically no nonsense in the whole book. Friends who like to read Machiavellian wars can read it.

Definitely seen it before, a long time ago. Just forgot!

Another author with a fixed mindset

Isn't the Thirteen Taibao the adopted son of the patron king Yang Lin? Why is this the thirteenth Taibao of the Yuwen family?

Although the ending is a bit lame, it's still good