The Rise of a Lonely City: from Exiled Prince to Co-Lord of Kyushu

You can also read it, it is incomparable to other books about development in Northeast China! Authors tend to forget things! What was written in the front is gone! Basically, I just write whatever comes to my mind, regardless of whether it will be useful later! Have seen it several times! There are relatively few modern ones! But you can still take a look and be encouraged!

The plot is relatively good, unlike others, it is an invincible and enjoyable story from the beginning, but I am thinking about whether he won the throne and it is over.

If you are not the protagonist, you will not survive one chapter.

The preface is inconsistent with the follow-up, and the logic is confusing. After two years of development, you still say that it was in ruins three months ago. You can only say three months, right? Earlier, it was said that the old man Canglang died and Batu seized power. After more than half a year, he said that he had received news that the old man Canglang died again and the boss seized power... AI article, don't waste time.

The logic is confusing. As I write, I forget where I am in the plot, and I start from the beginning again.

Messy and clueless,

It was a mess. A veteran taught the prince like a grandson. First, he said it had been ten years since he moved to the village, and then he said it had only been three years since he retired.

After reading dozens of chapters, I don't know what to write. The plot is confusing and confusing, and I can't understand it.

Wasn't the great prince of the Canglang Tribe poisoned to death by Batu before? Now it's out again. What he wrote is totally wrong. He repeats the past and the past.

Is this author so forgetful? The eldest son of the Canglang tribe and the second son died, lived and died again. The three sons of the Canglang tribe became four sons in more than seventy chapters. There was still food. One moment seven hundred dan was enough, and the other three thousand dan was not enough.