Changing Dynasties Starts with Becoming a Grandfather

The strength levels are divided into Ming Jin Mirror, Dark Jin Mirror, Hua Jin Mirror, Dan Jin Mirror, and Gang Jin Mirror are divided into Inner Gang and Outer Gang.

Damn, it's well written. I thought it was an ordinary hegemony article, but I didn't expect it to be extraordinary.

A very good weak historical novel about hegemony. The author's writing is very good. The plot and rhythm are well controlled. The writing is concise. It can be called a masterpiece.

The levels are divided into ten enemies, one hundred enemies, one thousand enemies, and ten thousand enemies. For example, they are all acquired realms, innate realms with a lifespan of 500: innate human realms, earth realms, heaven realms, and master realms:

Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on. Strength levels are divided into ten enemies, one hundred enemies, one thousand enemies, and ten thousand enemies. For example, they are all acquired realms, innate realms, 500 life spans: innate human realms, earth realms, heaven realms, and master realms:

It is recommended that the protagonist speed up. In this book, Dayong is obviously at the end of his dynasty. Even if he still has strength, he is surrounded by wolves and is slowly being bled out, so he cannot last long. The imperial court is still holding on without raising taxes, but natural disasters have led to rebellions. The protagonist can shrink and develop in a humble way, so as not to be the pioneer of the king, but there is no need to be too cautious. The protagonist should clearly understand his basic situation, whether to rely on the gentry to conquer the world, or to rely on the common people to conquer the world. If he relies on the gentry, the protagonist will develop well in the court. He will gradually increase his power through meritorious service, and wait for the right time to rule the king. If you plan to recruit your own troops and buy horses, the current position of captain is enough. No matter how well the protagonist develops Xiangyong, he will be promoted and demoted at the same time by the imperial court, and all the protagonist's early investment will be in vain. The warriors are domineering. The protagonist can now recruit troops. He does not need too many people. Five thousand troops are enough. In the name of recruiting tenant workers, he goes to the next county to recruit. Young and single men are the best. After natural elimination, only one among the refugees can survive. The difference is not that bad. Moreover, the cost of supporting young and strong singles is the lowest. Otherwise, the cost of feeding a large family will be too high and they cannot afford it. Don't even think about forming a disciple army. In the feudal era, as long as the soldiers and horses were obedient and the military discipline was almost non-existent, the supervising team could use them as needed. The price of strict military discipline is high salary. Only by feeding the soldiers can strict military discipline be achieved, but the cost is too high. In order to expand quickly when conquering the world, there is no harm in sacrificing etiquette and morality. It is nonsense to say that an army will collapse with 15% to 30% casualties. Ancient armies collapsed with 15% casualties because only 15%-30% of an army has elite soldiers who dare to fight and fight. The protagonist only needs to support 5,000 armored troops. When expanding, he can easily recruit 100,000 people. But to feed 5,000 people, the initial investment does not count. You will get tens of thousands of taels of silver per month, and you must have a stable financial income. The seizure is just a windfall. The protagonist's clan is prosperous. It's a pity to stay at home and farm the land. They are about to rebel. If they fail, the whole clan will die. If they succeed, everyone has a title. They must be allowed to fight as hard as they should. The glory and wealth will not fall from the sky. If a few sons die, they will die. A few nephews, what does it matter? If you should give a woman, give it to a woman. Give him more children. According to the progress of the protagonist, he will not conquer the world in a few years. If he is born now, the next generation will still be able to use it when he grows up. He can be appointed with confidence. In ancient times, nepotism was not a shortcoming. As long as the protagonist gathers a large number of people and does not raise the flag to rebel, the court will not have the energy to take care of you. Moreover, the protagonist is still the captain of the county, so he can completely protect you. As long as he has his own people, those big families will be killed if they should be killed, and those who should pay protection fees will be asked to pay protection fees. As long as you don't rebel, the imperial court will definitely not send troops to fight you. At most, it will say that the warrior is domineering, just like Zuo Liangyu in the late Ming Dynasty. Even if it is known that he is disobedient, but there are soldiers and horses in hand, no one can do anything to him.

It looks so good that I can't stop watching it. I hope it will be updated soon.

It's okay. The writing is good but the pace is too slow. The development and world view are relatively vague. There is no specific description at the moment. It's a bit bland and lacks excitement. You can take a look!

Very well written. Come on, I am the second one to comment.

The plot is okay, but the level of force is not good.