Republican Era: A Silver Dollar Every Second, I Sweep Away the Great Powers

Forget it if you let your own people go, how about you let go of the prisoners who were young?

How rigorous can you expect a book about the Three Kingdoms to be called "Lord"!

One ocean per second is ** dollars per day, and ** ten thousand oceans per year. 400 Oceans can be exchanged for 7 soldiers. Good guy, as long as the protagonist hides in a place no one knows about and grows up for a few years, won't hundreds of thousands of troops come out? So damn poisonous.

There are at least hundreds of thousands of Japanese invaders in Northeast China.

This book is not good. When I read Chapter 16, I found huge loopholes and extremely poisonous. There is always a shortage of weapons. There are more than 40,000 to 50,000 people, and there are only more than 6,000 rifles. There are no light machine guns, grenades, mines, pistols, submachine guns, etc. There are no anti-aircraft weapons, no gas masks, and no transportation props. Fighting relies on the sheer number of people. The war is written like a robot. It feels like artificial retarded writing.

Can the exchange price be listed?

400 Oceans are exchanged for seven soldiers. You have spent the whole night. 30,000 Oceans are exchanged for at least a thousand soldiers, and then you still rely on seven people to suppress bandits?

Author, I don't know what to say. You are fighting wars. You can't stop for a moment and write about development and people's livelihood.

Good guy, you exchanged a bunch of steamed buns and medicine in front of a few defeated soldiers. The author, you are a god. You gave away the flowers for free. This...

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