Jihan Northland King

It looked good in the early stage, but Deng Ai will be accepted later? In the battle of Mianzhu, all the elite of the Shu army were lost. How many people died at the hands of Deng Ai. If you don't cut down Deng Ai as a memorial, where would you place Zhuge Zhan and his son, Zhang Zun, etc. Who died in the battle? What do you want the families of those who died in the war to think? He finally won after putting himself to death. If he can't take revenge, he still has to watch Deng Ai become an official on his side in the future, right? Now that his anger has dissipated, can he lead the team again?

The protagonist's character is really useless and he insulted the King of the North.

Guanzhong has not been taken, Hanzhong has not been settled, and the protagonist lives in Yiliang and is actually able to send 80,000 troops to conquer the Western Regions. I really don't know if the author understands the concept of 80,000 people... It is difficult for a unified dynasty to deploy troops in the Western Regions at its peak to reach this number.

First, I would like to encourage the author. After all, it is being updated all the time, so there is nothing wrong with it overall. However, it's better to be careful about the details. If you attack Wu, you will only have thousands of people along the way, such as the Central Tiger Infantry and the Northland Guards. If you attack Wu, you will only have thousands of people. If you attack Wu, you will only set the number of people for the Central Plains forces. Zhong Hui 200,000, Sima Yan 200,000, Sima You 100,000, Sima Allied Forces 300,000, Sima Lun 100,000. In a melee in the Central Plains, a random wave will be a battle of 100,000 people. If you attack Wu, there will still be thousands of people. Aren't you funny?

At this time, let's see if you can get the Cao Wei clan out of the control of the Sima family. Even if Youzhou is independent now, it's already in such chaos. Let's see if you can bring a powerful figure to the Cao Wei clan.

I read Chapter 55 and the writing is good. Some classical Chinese articles are too tiring to read. Ji Han's background is relatively unpopular. Not suitable for those who like cool writing.