Hong Kong Films: I Raise an Endless Army and Build an Invincible Empire

With a system, you still follow the rules? You have money, men, and weapons, so why wouldn't your assassins dare to kill gang leaders? You have assassins who can storm the Hong Kong government every day without any consequences. Have a bigger vision! Spring Breeze already has an aircraft carrier by chapter 200, and you're still just wreaking havoc in Hong Kong.

After all that writing, they finally came up with a so-called original female lead, haha.

Summoning 300-500 soldiers is also called massing troops.

The protagonist is stupid and brainless, and the author lacks common sense. If someone wants to kill you, all you do is throw a pig's head on their bed? Why didn't you just kill them directly? There was no evidence against you. Were you just trying to scare them and make them suddenly stupid and keep chasing you?

What a liar! What is this stuff that starts at 127?

After chapter 126, the author is insane. Oh, author.

Mass-producing troops and making money means you can just sweep through everything. These days, people read novels for the thrill of victory; if it's not satisfying, nobody's willing to pay to read it.

What the heck, after 126?

What happens after page 127? How should I write the rest?

What kind of system is this? It doesn't provide cheap weapons; how can it crush enemies and dominate the world? To live well, nations dare not act; only nuclear weapons can overpower them. If I die, the world must perish. Overwhelming firepower, armies fighting gangs, controlling Middle Eastern oil, becoming a Celestial Dragon—that's the system's true purpose.