
One Hexagram Every Day, I Search the Mountains, Hunt, and Fill the Warehouse with Food
每日一卦,我搜山打猎粮满仓
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- Source
- Qimao
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250Chapters
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Very good book Three times in a row, Zhou Li said three times and invited the officials three times. Three words and three concessions. Although the rules at this time are a bit hypocritical, you still have to follow the procedures that should be followed, otherwise gossip will inevitably spread.
Does the author have any common sense? Who told you that you can pick up wild eggs when it snows? Who told you that there are pythons when it snows in the Northeast? Can you use a little common sense?
Chapter 70 is toxic and abandoned.
If it can maintain this level in the future, it will still be worth watching.
It's a novel for beginners. You can read it in Shuhuang. Some of the plots are too deliberate and blunt. I didn't read much of it. My overall evaluation is this.
Not bad, I see there is no problem now
Not bad, it looks like an alien version of the Three Kingdoms, keep up the good work!
Because there is a copper coin that can predict the future, some of the exciting plots are considered average; the protagonist comes up with new inventions one after another before establishing a stable footing, and does not take any confidentiality measures, which feels a bit ridiculous; the middle and late stages are too rushed, and the country's territory is too small, and it has to imitate the plot of the Yellow Turban Uprising in the late Han Dynasty; there is no outstanding advantage in martial arts training, being suppressed by a great master until the last chapter, but he died of old age, and he forgot about the promise of a battle with the Huns.
The author of this book does not have a preface and a follow-up. If you read one chapter and forget about it, it will waste time. If you can roughly remember the previous content, don't read it.
The biggest failure of many authors is that they like to describe gossip. It makes me sick when I read it too much. It is really annoying when I describe too much. The first part is fine, but the second part is watery.