Bound to National Destiny: Sir! Times Have Changed

Please author, please go read the news. The war scenes written are so embarrassing. Even the Houthi Slipper Army is more advanced than your Dragon Kingdom. The enemy discovers it first and destroys it first. Beyond visual range strike. Unmanned information warfare. What you wrote is a scene from World War I. Aren't you embarrassed?

Brother, you are being conservative. The country is jointly developing it and it is related to the national destiny. Shouldn't the first step be to launch the satellite? The second step is to deploy global defense. The third step is to liberate New China. The fourth step is to study the national ascension.

It's okay. I feel like it's broken after occupying the first world. I think the author should understand the most basic thing, how to develop to the maximum extent, based on the people of the first world, recruit troops and develop heavy industry. Even if the army of another world is not highly educated, can it use a gun? In that world, use the resources of that world to build tanks, build aircraft, garrison troops from other countries, send a whole batch of transport ships over, transport all the resources to China, explode the troops like crazy, use the Dragon Kingdom army as the main force, and use the alien army as the auxiliary, like the United States, dispatch troops from all over the world, station them, use the free resources, build a few aircraft carrier formations, isn't it good?

What idiot? The army of the modern country asked a group of warlords to march in front of the hospital. Is this why Wu Zhi was dispatched? And there is another group in Yangjiacun. Facing a warlord team of 150 people, is it necessary to ambush? The firepower of a platoon in the modern army can make it difficult for this 150-man warlord to move forward. If I could only give you one star, I wouldn't want to give it to you at all. It is written as a hook. If you don't have the ability, don't write any national literature. How can a civilian command an army? Why, the generals raised by the country are all doing nothing?

I barely finished the first world, but the second world is just scum. The state has cooperated, and the state power is not used at all. The first world can still be understood and wants population, but the second world is the world of 2055, an information-based world, and it is still primitive. The chemical defense force builds outposts, the information force conducts reconnaissance, rockets are launched into the sky for satellite surveillance, global broadcasts are launched to stab the enemy, missiles wash the ground to build authority, mechanized forces advance the occupation, and then there are factories to collect data, resources, and technology.

I have to write hundreds of pages about a problem that could have been solved in just a few days. Damn, you are now in the army and you are fighting that kind of rubbish. It will take so long to fight. I am speechless.

In that doomsday world, the protagonist could clearly use terrifying firepower to overwhelm him, but in the end, he played the game just like a palace fighting drama. In a turn-based game, you shoot me once, I shoot you once, you hit me once, and I hit you once.

The writing is too petty. Since we are with the country and have built strongholds to confirm the strength of both sides, we can directly push forward with the steel torrent, making it seem as if the country only has the first 500 soldiers.

I saw that Chapter 360 was broken, and I don't know where to pick it up from the article?

If there really is a double door, it would be normal to drag tens of thousands of soldiers through it.