Siheyuan: Wielding Troops from the Start, I Crush the Whole Flock of Beasts

This book and that rebellion led by Zhao Hu are produced using the same formula. Even a single company is substandard; is that what you call a large army? During the Republic of China era, if you didn't have at least tens of thousands of soldiers, you weren't even a small force. It's all talk and no action, a mere facade.

To command a large number of troops, one must be at least a regimental commander or above. Would a company commander also be considered to command a large number of troops?

The writing is getting worse and worse. How come your own children are all the same? As for Gao Yuliang, you're trying too hard to associate him with the people. With Chen Yanshi's character, you should just send him away as soon as possible. I'm speechless.

Author, you're not really going to add another time traveler, are you?

Author, can you please put in a little more effort? How many surnames does the main character have? One minute it's Zhou? The next it's Zhao?

I just want to know if the main character's surname is Zhou or Zhao? It keeps changing, sometimes it's Zhou, sometimes it's Zhao, what does that mean?

The latest chapter is a bit messy. It seems the author's name is misspelled. The three dead should be Yang Weimin, the director of the Third Steel Rolling Mill, the deaf old woman, and her son. How can they be patriotic or love their country? And who is this "love-red" guy? Is Secretary Guan the deaf old woman's son? It's all a bit confusing.

Chapter 67 is another example of a highly toxic plot device. The protagonist and Zhao Hu share the same personality, and forcing this personality trait makes the author seem idiotic and low-class.

Is this another remnant of the Jinfo barbarians? The deaf old woman is probably her mother, right? Why haven't these spies and agents been arrested?

Heavy troops, heavy troops, a hundred and eighty men are called heavy troops, awesome, awesome, awesome to the heavens!!!