The First Warrior

There are rusty kitchen knives, hoes, shovels, etc. In my backyard... A lot of unused iron products. If you don't want me to send them to you, just update a few more chapters every day. If you don't want to update a few more chapters, please tell me your stuff and I will send them to you to open a hardware store😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

It's quite good-looking, there's nothing toxic about it, the IQ is online, the characters are relatively fleshed-out, and they have all the good points that they should have. It's a pretty good novel about a frontier army's farming style!

The opening chapter draws people into the war-torn times. The protagonist grows from an ordinary farmer to a determined frontier soldier. The portraits of the lower class are vivid, and the simplicity and mutual help of his comrades fully demonstrate the warmth of humanity. The war scenes are cruel and lifelike, with the flash of swords, the flash of life and death, and the battle of wits even more exciting. The feelings of family and country run through the whole story, and in the haze of troubled times, even a small soldier has to take on responsibilities. It makes people excited and emotional when reading this book.

This is a masterpiece with both historical depth and literary charm. It is definitely a passionate military novel, and it is also an epic about growth, faith and feelings of family and country. Whether you are a reader who likes historical themes or a reader who is looking for exciting military stories, you can find your own touch and shock in this novel. We look forward to the author continuing to bring us more exciting stories as he continues to create!

However, I am uneducated and can take the world by saying "f*ck". Anyway, it looks good. I hope it doesn't end badly.

Personally, I think this is a good-looking work. The protagonist's transformation from a border soldier to a military figure has excellent character descriptions.

Sneak into the grassland secretly and let the men of the small tribe kill the women. You actually told me that women are resources. How many of you went to the grassland and let people go so blatantly?

I have read a lot of time-travel novels that have a system, but I don't like them if they don't have a system. The protagonist's ability and strength slowly grow, isn't it us who are struggling?

So-so, the plot is very cliched. I was expecting some surprises, but the result was quite disappointing. It is no different from the routines of decades ago. I thought that now the information flow is so rich that the writing can be different, but the result is still the same. Especially the description of women and emotional lines is very poor, completely inconsistent with the background environment, vulgar and mother-in-law. Isn't it okay to write a normal woman with a refreshing emotional line? If he wants to have a harem and pretend to be innocent, it would be better for his brother's subordinates to either sleep with several women directly or just recognize one woman. If you don't know how to write emotional lines and women, write less, which will ruin the rhythm of the story.

The author doesn't know math. He can still calculate numbers below 1,000. The writing is quite good, but I can't stand it anymore. He just came up from a city. Is your head filled with water?