
National Fate Lords: Does Huaxia Really Have No Elite Soldiers?
国运领主,华夏没强兵?
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 573k Words
- Genre
- Sci-Fi & Gaming
- Subgenre
- Ultra Black Tech
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
178Chapters
2.5MReads
47.1kFlowers
10.0Score
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I thought the protagonist would be a good bird, but it turned out to be a dud. Jiang Mingyue helped him so much for the country's rise, but this guy actually took the benefits with peace of mind. He obviously had extra things and would rather sell them than leak them. Now it's even more outrageous. He actually wants to use Jiang Mingyue and the others as thugs and cannon fodder. It's really shameless. If you don't want to help this country, don't accept the benefits.
Novel about the fate of the country, there is a gap in Chinese history, Chinese myths disappear, and there are no strong people in China. . . There are a lot of similar novels, all of which are about what happened to China. Foreign countries have nothing to do with it. Unless our own side is weakened to the point of *, we can't highlight the awesomeness of the protagonist.
Does China have no strong troops? How is that possible? National luck, that's okay
Anyway, basically it's not good for China, but the protagonist is good. I just want to say that there's something interesting about it, isn't it just a slap in the face?
In the beginning, all the history of a country was lost? The war killed everyone above the age of kindergarten in Long Kingdom? You must know that these days, even primary school students who study ancient poems know the approximate dynasties of the past, not to mention that many people will consciously protect the inheritance of knowledge. Whether it is a single book or oral transmission, it is impossible to completely cut off the inheritance without the participation of extraordinary power. Of course, in novels, this kind of setting has become more common recently, so I didn't pay attention to it. Until you summoned Bai Qi later, the result is still the protagonist arranging troops? You only regard Bai Qi as a skill engine. Do you think a modern man in his twenties can understand war better than Bai Qi? What's the use of summoning heroes with your settings like this? Since the lord wants to direct the battle all the time, it is better to put the template on the lord
How about some dragons and phoenixes? No matter how bad the nine-tailed fox and other spirits are, why not have some!
Can't we just get a 99A?
The following is just my personal opinion, please don't comment if you don't like it, welcome to discuss together I personally think that if there is a gap in history, there will only be the following possibilities: 1. In order to strengthen its rule during a certain feudal dynasty, historical documents were directly destroyed; 2. After a certain world war, human beings were beaten back to primitive society and then developed back into industrial society; 3. All historical documents have been lost and history relies solely on archaeological excavations, resulting in a situation where only fragments of history remain incomplete. Personally, I think that excluding the above three situations, other reasons for historical faults are nonsense.
Aren't they two Zhaos and three Dianwei all the way? I also saw a saying that Yue Fei was the Martial Saint, and then an emperor took it away and said that Guan Yu was the Martial Saint.
In the ancient arms of our country, the back is always stronger than the front with the same quality. The weapons are updated and the tactics are innovative. Just compare the Tang Dynasty with the Han Dynasty. A two-handed weapon and a bilateral stirrup are directly explosive, not to mention the difference in weapon forging. Of course, if it is a pseudo-game, the one with numerical values is forgetful. I haven't read the book yet, so I will read the introduction and talk.