He rises to power amid a world in chaos!
Through a twist of fate, Li Yun arrives in the final years of the Sui Dynasty.
Just as he is about to be executed, Li Yun awakens the Peerless Enemy-Slaying System.
Elite soldiers, fierce generals, warhorses, siege carts, catapults, and top-grade weapons!
There is nothing it cannot give you, only things you cannot imagine.
From one man and one horse to conquering the world, it is all effortless!
"What? Li Yuan wants to proclaim himself king?"
Li Yun smiled faintly. "Sorry, from today on, I'm the Tang King. If Li Yuan wants to be king, he can get in line!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance to real people or events is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
I wonder if anyone is still reading it? If you are a book lover who likes to read, please come in and leave a footprint!
There is such an invincible system and yet it is played like this! Play*MMP
After reading the first few chapters, I found that the protagonist prefers to fight alone without calling out his subordinates.
What's this? Is the protagonist too reckless? How can he look like a lord? When arranging his subordinates, are there too few civil servants and generals in Wagang? Is it possible that there are just these few people in Wagang? There are too few troops. It is said that they are summoning generals. Diao Chan is also a general. Even if he is, he has no outstanding skills at all. He is just a vase.
Luo Cheng is the son of Beiping Hou Luoyi. How come he recognized his master so easily?
It feels a bit weird to summon the predecessors.
Luo Cheng, as the protagonist, actually wants to drive people away. Who gives him the power? If the summoned subordinates are so disobedient, why are they still here?
Also, the author. It doesn't matter if you highlight the protagonist Gao Wu, but there won't be many people in the early stage. But in the mid-term, when someone has a general and you are still struggling, I personally feel that it is not good. First, you are the lord, and if you keep tutting, your subordinates will become incompetent. Secondly, if you, a force without a backer, dominates the front, if I were on the opposite side, I would definitely fire thousands of arrows, regardless of whether there are any of my own people in front of him.
Damn it, don't you know how weak the wine in the Tang Dynasty is? It's only over ten degrees high, and it's not necessarily as high as beer. How can you get drunk?
Aren't Luo Cheng and Qin Qiong cousins?