Cang's Ramblings

Chapter 845 841. Comments on "The Tiger of Liaodong"

Hello everyone, I am Cang Yiwei.

Today I would like to recommend to you a historical novel of 393 million words.

"The Tiger of Liaodong", Millennium Dragon King I, Level 4 author.

Category: History - Song, Yuan and Ming Dynasties.

【Introduction】

Li Xiao returned to the Ming Empire and found that it had become a paradise for killing foreigners.

As a soldier of the Republic, Li Xiao eliminated traitors at home and fought against foreign invaders. He reversed the 300-year decline of China and wrote a passionate chapter for the Han nation.

【Brief Comment】

The author has written four books, "Using Qin", "Hero of Han", "Lazy Tang" and "Tiger of Liaodong", none of which are masterpieces.

The protagonists of the four books are Yun Yue, Yun Xiao, Yun Hao and Li Xiao.

His favorite historical time-travel novel is "Tang Brick"!
No wonder readers think that he has a personal relationship with Jie and Er, or that he simply likes Er Ge's books.

I am more inclined to believe that 2ge is his guide in online writing, and he himself is also a person who likes to read historical novels very much.

Therefore, the books he wrote are all historical themes.

He wrote about the Qin, Han, Tang and Ming dynasties, and his coverage of history is quite broad.

This book tells the story of Li Xiao, who traveled through time and space to become an ordinary teenager in Liaodong due to an accidental death.

He had a sister who treated him very well, but in the first chapter she was ruthlessly killed by the galloping Eight Banners cavalry.

After the village was massacred, he and his brothers and sisters survived and fled to Liaoyang City.

After a lot of hard work, he survived in this era, gained a foothold, and established a foundation.

In the latest plot, the Ming Dynasty's industry flourished, the economy was developed, and the military almost dominated the world.

The map also switched to Europe, where there was a student movement in Paris, France. European countries were watching with ill intentions, and Ming warships were patrolling the sea, intimidating other countries.

However, the book also has its flaws. The lack of chapter titles hinders its readability. The writing is rather naive and feels overly bloated. The plot is a bit exaggerated, and lacks a thrilling quality.

In addition, the dance piece "Steady Don't Wave" does a pretty good job in these aspects. If you want to write a simple article, you can learn from it. However, you need life experience to write well.

【to sum up】

Writing is not easy, so cherish every moment.

I’m Cang Yiwei, and I’m here to promote “Cang’s Ramblings”.

Welcome to the paradise of book reviews.

【Cang's Ramblings】

It’s a bit embarrassing that I forgot to delete the advertisement at the end of the article in the last few articles.

"Keep Calm and Don't Wave" is indeed a book I have been following and I have recommended it many times.

However, I have recently discovered a few good books, and I will talk to you about them next time.

The more books I try to read, the more I realize that Qidian is really a place where many hidden talents are hidden.

I can't help but sigh that we have so many talented people and a large population. No matter which bowl of rice it is, there are always many people scrambling to eat it.

And to be honest, this book "The Tiger of Liaodong" is actually very good.

The beginning was indeed tragic enough. Sometimes, facing the cruelty of history directly is more real and more passionate than hiding it behind words.

I personally like this book, so I recommend it to everyone.

I hope readers will be more tolerant of my shortcomings. After all, every author has his or her own style, and it is impossible to have a unified standard to stipulate how they must write in order to please readers as much as possible.

Yes, readers must be pleased.

We are the ones who provide food and clothing for you!
Just take a look at the readers' suggestions when it comes to creative ideas and basic settings. Don't let them lead you by the nose, as you may easily fall into a ditch.

There are simply countless negative examples!
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