Prince Xiaoyao of the Great Zhou Dynasty

The author's logical thinking is quite naive.

This book contains a lot of miscellaneous things, such as first-grade commoners, poor family lords and so on. The characters are also stitched together a lot. For example, the three kingdoms of Wei, Shu, and Wu in the south are all present, and the Mongolian Jurchens, Goryeo, and Japanese pirates in the north are all present. The overall template is still the Ming Dynasty. The first and middle stages are okay. The climax is the fight against Japanese pirates and Jurchens, and then it starts to accelerate. The last chapter directly finished the content of the 300th chapter. The rebellion destroyed the country and the king gave birth to a son. Then the princess became an empress. I don't know when she got together with the princess. It's a pity, maybe the author is tired and doesn't want to write anymore.

It's better to state it directly. During this period, Song and Qing were mixed in. I'm speechless.

It's so long-winded. Are you afraid that we won't understand it after explaining so much?

It's pretty good, but some chapters are too detailed. It feels like a lot of vernacular.

I actually read more than a hundred chapters of such a plain book, and I was dumbfounded!

The logic is confusing, and the plot is pieced together from multiple books. It is suspected that the book was written by AI! There is nothing to see, avoid the pit!

I finished reading this novel at 1:00 in the morning on May 13, 2025! Not bad! ✌️✌️✌️✌️

Can an ordinary person get drunk after just three bowls of wine? Can it be wine with more than ten degrees of alcohol content? And he is also a person with a relatively large alcohol capacity. Needless to say, Shandong people's alcohol capacity is too much, so the amount of alcohol consumed by Wu Song is conservatively five or six times that of a normal person, not to mention four or five kilograms. Wu Song's alcohol capacity is based on the amount of alcohol consumed by modern people, at least three kilograms and up.

I saw Chapter 47, what is it about? Chicken. He also deliberately wrote the plot to increase the conflict and arouse the readers' anger, but he also had no ability to cover up the incident and let the readers' anger lead to the