Persecute You and Go to Northern Xinjiang, and You Create a Prosperous Empire?
by Spoon Dish
About This Novel
[Cool writing, the ultimate refreshing writing! Traveling through the Zhou Dynasty, he became Cui Yan, the son of General Zhen'an. It is a pity that General Cui Changqing of Zhen'an was so outstanding that he was killed by the empress Wu Zhao. Cui Changqing died tragically. The Cui family was deprived of military power and sent to northern Xinjiang, where they were granted land in name but actually killed. Just when Cui Yan was helpless, the most powerful power system was awakened! There is only the strongest, there is no greater! You can get one point per second, and one point can be exchanged for a soldier! Eighty thousand soldiers in one day, eight hundred thousand soldiers in ten days, eight million soldiers in one hundred days. As the saying goes, if the dynasty is in danger and there are a hundred thousand soldiers, I will definitely protect it. But if there are millions of soldiers, what should I do? What? I don't just have one million? ... One day, the empress sent someone to inquire about information about Northern Xinjiang, hoping to find out whether the Cui family was being exterminated. But they learned that the Cui family already has tens of millions of cavalry and hundreds of millions of infantry in northern Xinjiang! Ps: The ultimate refreshing article. I have read the article about the hero who earns one yuan per second, and the article about the longevity Gou Dao who earns one day of life in one second. Today, I will write about the article about fighting for hegemony with one soldier per second!
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Official(6)Scraped 8d ago
The bug is too obvious
If there is a problem, one per second. Wait a few days to extract the capital and occupy the capital directly. The dynasty is over. There is food, land, and money.
No matter how you write points, you don't always use water and water. Like other authors, the system that is so damn awesome has been ruined.
The update is too slow, can it be faster?
Did this empress die in the end or something?
How should I put it? I only read the introduction, but if you have so many soldiers, can you support them logistically?
The introduction is not good. If you remember correctly, the generals, the hussars, and the four towns will come after the four expeditions. You are just now Zhendong and the emperor is worried. It is a miracle that the country has not been destroyed. Why should you have a feudal king?
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Community(0)
Official(6)Scraped 8d ago
The bug is too obvious
If there is a problem, one per second. Wait a few days to extract the capital and occupy the capital directly. The dynasty is over. There is food, land, and money.
No matter how you write points, you don't always use water and water. Like other authors, the system that is so damn awesome has been ruined.
The update is too slow, can it be faster?
Did this empress die in the end or something?
How should I put it? I only read the introduction, but if you have so many soldiers, can you support them logistically?
The introduction is not good. If you remember correctly, the generals, the hussars, and the four towns will come after the four expeditions. You are just now Zhendong and the emperor is worried. It is a miracle that the country has not been destroyed. Why should you have a feudal king?
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