The Mad Arms King

Don't stop reading because of other people's comments. Only when you see it yourself will you know whether it looks good or not. Don't change your own thoughts based on what others think.

An ordinary person with almost no skills can actually achieve something by relying on his thousand years of knowledge accumulation. It's interesting!

For the sake of the two prisoners, he had to evacuate his own people at any time. You are a god, you are such a fucking genius. If you tell the truth, you will only cause a mutiny. Do you have any brains?

Not much to say, this book is very good. Although it is a little off-topic, the digression is very good, it is more readable, and it is not unfinished. After reading it, it is one of the few good books (✪▽✪)

In ancient times, before a country was established, all the rights were divided. What did the author think? Did he take it for granted? Even if no big leader in modern society dares to delegate all the power, you are still a mayor, which is too naive.

I want to ask, is there no golden finger? Then how can he go back to see his parents? ? ? After reading Chapter 6 or 7, I don't want to read it because I'm not an all-powerful person and I don't have a sense of agency. Maybe at that time, I could only say something, but I couldn't do it.

This is the only novel of its type that I could read without missing a single word. As a book lover, this is the only book that I have read in so many years and I have written a review.

The most annoying thing is to apply the organization and training of modern soldiers to ancient times. What the hell are corps, divisions, brigades, regiments, battalions, companies, and platoons? What's even weirder is taking a break, standing at attention, and fucking saluting. It's so funny to watch, I really don't understand, what's the point of the author writing this? Are you kidding me? Or is it just your ability to stand out and stand out, and can you have enough food? Can nutrition keep up? Boss, it takes more than simple training to strengthen the army.

Another kind of utopian popular novel. The author uses an almost sleepwalking approach to describe the fair, just, democratic, open, affluent, tolerant and free society in his mind. The problem is that no matter how perfect the system and rules are, once social capital develops, wealth accumulates, and rights increase, some people's desires will expand and their ambitions will eventually lead to the collapse of ideals and laws and regulations becoming mere formalities. I really hope that the author of this book can find a feasible way through this book.

After all, the article is detailed, and the male protagonist is an ordinary person who relies on his modern knowledge to survive. Unfortunately, it's not the type I want to read. I prefer refreshing novels. I've read a lot of books, so I'm always looking for novel ones. This novel didn't give me a novel feeling, and it didn't bring out the excitement, so I decided to abandon the book. (I gave four stars because the details are well described! The plot is also well organized. Friends who like it also recommend reading it)