Empire in Mind

I am a Chinese special forces soldier supporting the Middle East. I am a sniper. When I was performing a mission today, I crouched down and spotted an American sniper. He was behind another bunker and also discovered me. We both hid in our bunkers, afraid to show our faces. Time passed by minute by minute, but the two of us faced off quietly, neither of us daring to move. At this moment, I heard a rustling sound from behind the bunker opposite. I knew that the old beauty couldn't wait any longer and wanted to run away. I set up my gun and waited for him to come out and send him home. He did come out, I took aim and shot him in the head. But I regretted it as soon as I took the shot. Because he had a Huawei tied to his helmet, and I hit him impartially. The other party was also prepared. The moment I fired, he also fired at me. I hurriedly retreated behind the bunker and escaped. The United States is indeed cunning, and actually knows how to use Huawei to stop bullets. I hesitated and took out the Samsung note 7 that my comrade gave me as a gift from my pocket and had never been turned on. I lit a cigarette and thought about it for a long time before pressing the power button. Samsung note7 did not explode, which made me breathe a sigh of relief. I calculated the distance between me and Lao Mei, calculated the parabola accurately, and then silently took out my millet. I often rely on it to keep warm when the nights are cold in the Middle East, and now, in addition to keeping warm, it can also do me a huge favor. I flipped through Xiaomi's phone book and finally found a number. The note was Samsung note7. I rummaged through my backpack again and took out an iPhone 7. I captured it on the battlefield and it can be put to use now. Now, you only have one chance. This time, there was no room for error. After the battle just now, the American sniper clearly had the upper hand and had been quietly targeting me. I didn't dare to show my face. Putting out the cigarette butt in my hand, my heart skipped a beat, success or failure depended on this. Hiding behind the bunker, I threw my iPhone 7 upwards, and then in a very short period of time, I threw my Samsung note 7 to where Laomei was hiding. I grabbed my Xiaomi with my other hand and made a call. There was a loud "boom" and I clearly felt my bunker tremble. I silently took out the last remaining cigarette, lit it, and took a deep breath. In the end, I won. Just because the old American greedily glanced at the Apple 7 through the scope, but did not snipe the Samsung note 7 which was enough to cost him his life. Tomorrow, it is still unknown who my enemy will be and whether I can continue talking. After the cigarette burned out, I picked up the remaining millet and posted this comment. After sitting in silence for a long time, I made up my mind to go back and apply for a Nokia from the commander. I still lacked a handy melee weapon. In the afterglow of the setting sun, I carried my gun and prepared to report back. Sometimes, what changes the battlefield is really high technology.

The protagonist knew that he would not let himself go after fifty rounds, but he did not make preparations and run in advance. He insisted on running after being injured in the ring. It really tested his IQ.

Anyone who has never studied history knows that 1926 was the end of the Qing Dynasty. What do you think about the end of the Ming Dynasty? If we don't use so many biological and chemical weapons, and if we don't use so many modern viruses, if we had used them earlier, all the enemies would have been dead.

Isn't it good to develop well and encounter various civilizations in the interstellar era? Why do we always have to give a big boss in front! It's such a clichéd routine that after seeing this, there's no point in looking forward to the rest of the plot. Anyway, just go with the big boss and get it done!

The main character is both an idiot and a virgin. He is indecisive as an emperor. He can be crushed by technology. He is short of people and tricking people to immigrate bit by bit. All he needs to do is occupy it directly. He expands the territory and builds it in a systematic way. He surrounds the enemy and even occupies a state. The rest is left for the enemy to wreak havoc and more people die. Then I let the enemy develop like a saint, knowing clearly that the enemy is also a cheating existence like him. He does not compress the enemy's living space, raises him to become a big BOSS, and kills the world in chaos. Then slowly looking for relics in modern times can fill dozens of chapters. Hehe, there is a system scan, and he can directly steal nuclear bombs. Steal more. We hit the enemy's hometown directly. There are too many loopholes written in it. The enemy is right there. There are so many ways to solve it, just delay. Hard to drag water numbers

May the author's thoughts flow freely, his writing be colorful, and his readers become flooded with readers!

The progress of this book is a bit fast. I think it would be better to write more details.

It looks like a running account

I slipped away first, not the type I liked.

This is a science fiction novel disguised as history. I wasn't used to it, so I read it as a historical novel.