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It's a bit embarrassing to suppress the protagonist. With the protagonist's current strength, hundreds of thousands of soldiers and horses plus ace troops, they can easily sweep across Hebei. Sweeping across Hebei is really a million-strong army. The battle of large corps can easily sweep through the Central Plains. I feel that this kind of suppressing the protagonist is very ugly. , And the number of people killed by cold weapons is really not as high as that of hot weapons. There is no shortage of food, weapons and ordnance. Even if the army is not expanded, this kind of suppression of the protagonist will reduce the score. During the fight, the opponent always says that there are not enough troops. Suppressing the protagonist is the most annoying. Why does Yuan Benchu fight with the protagonist for so long? Suppression of troops is the best. Isn't it normal to train hundreds of thousands of elite soldiers with the current background?

Author, do you publicly educate because you don't want the protagonist to be the enemy of the entire country? The emperor is the least likely to support such a thing. Opening up people's wisdom is a devastating blow to the feudal system. As the beneficiaries of the feudal system, they will spare no effort to hinder this matter.

The novel fell apart the moment the Gravity Fruit came out. With the strength of the protagonist, during the Yellow Turban Rebellion, meteorites were thrown at them one after another, and then all the royal families were killed after gaining their names. When the world was in chaos, meteorites were thrown at them one after another. Who wouldn't be disappointed?

Well. When writing a historical novel like this, it is best to check the information first. Koreans are eager to proclaim that the history of Goguryeo belongs to them everywhere. Your writing really puts the name of Goguryeo on South Korea. Goguryeo and Samhan are not the same people at all. Well, if you write like this, don't talk about us. I guess the monarchs of ancient Goguryeo will have to be angry.

Don't expect it, it's not a cool novel, trying its best to suppress the protagonist.

Hiss, my head hurts when I see Cai Yan called Wen Ji in a book written about the late Han Dynasty.

I just want to know, how do you go from an ordinary person, one meter at a time, to an immortal emperor, ten meters at a time, and how do you alternate between so many realms? Breaking through to two meters per step is a state, and so on?

What the fuck did you write, so cowardly?

The protagonist takes it for granted, like the three-character printing technique Fei Lu Fei Lu. Bringing them all out before the world has been pacified. Is this to support the enemy?

In ancient times, you were given one acre of land per person. Do you think it's modern? The yield per mu is 120 pounds. I think there's something wrong with your head.