Great Ming: I Won't Stop Until I've Raised Six Billion Troops

Are the enemy's corpses also meat? Can they be exchanged for white rice after being exchanged by the system?

We can kill all the foreigners and unify the world.

You have been fighting for so long and you are still fighting abroad, and you still have to write down each war in detail. You are in the water.

At this chapter 114, is there something wrong with the protagonist's IQ? They were also given time to set up defenses. Tens of thousands of shooters and about 100,000 militiamen were stationed in a city full of forts. How could the protagonist defeat the more than 200,000 bare-handed troops? Author, you are insulting other people's intelligence.

Soldiers are cheap and that's not how they are used. The enemy's technology is not very high and they can't kill me as fast as I can build them. Although I understand that every time I exchange soldiers' lives for victory, it really feels aggrieved.

Until the ghostwriting, I didn't mention Ming Dynasty, *

There are only about ** billion people on the earth since the emergence of human beings. You can think about the eyes of ** billion people looking at you.

In the late Ming Dynasty, there were 200,000 loyal core troops who could dominate the world.

Explosive troops? Your soldiers don't eat? No weapons? Don't need supplies?

I want to know if this is the case, is the gold on earth enough for the protagonist?