
Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Raise a Trillion Troops
三国:开局先爆兵一万亿
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- Ongoing
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- 491k Words
- Genre
- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 17d ago
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Explore more →Any Novels About Building Huge Armies and Elite Suicide Squads?
Something like *Starting with 100,000 Dead Soldiers: A Group Raid on the Eagle Sauce Country for Free Stuff*. The longer, the better.
Three Kingdoms, With a System, Summoning Famous Generals and Troop Types
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Raise an Army! Raise an Army! Raise an Army!!!
Let me say this three times because it is important: Note:
Looking for Sci-Fi With Billions of Troops, a Vast Universe, and an Utterly Self-Serving Lead
Three Kingdoms Novels That Hook You from the First Page
Wins through strategy, passionate and commanding, and so gripping you can't stop reading.
Three Kingdoms Stories Rated 9.0 or Higher, with an Incredibly Handsome Protagonist and a Cavalry-Focused Army
Ideally set in Youzhou, Bingzhou, or other regions famous for horses. The protagonist should be highly skilled in martial arts. No crossover characters or summoning.
Looking for Stories Where the Protagonist Rebels and Becomes Emperor
Mass-Producing Troops With No Resource Cost and Unlimited Numbers, So Over-the-Top It’s Fun
I once read a story where the protagonist's System could analyze living creatures by seeing and touching them. Afterward, he could summon troops without limit and farm items endlessly, transmigrating across different worlds. In Jurassic World, he analyzed a Tyrannosaurus rex, and the summoned creatures filled a radius of over a thousand meters. I cannot find it anymore. Please help.
Transmigrate to Republican-Era China with Unlimited Supplies, a Slice-of-Life Story
Transmigrating to the Republican era, with a System providing abundant resources in this era of scarcity, while the sole female lead lives her own peaceful life.
Looking for Invincible Power Fantasies with No Goody-Two-Shoes Protagonist. I Hate Sanctimonious, Shoddily Written Filler
Recommend some unbeatable power fantasies, with no goody-two-shoes leads. I hate sanctimonious, garbage filler stories.
The Emperor Discovers His Hundreds of Thousands of Secret Troops, So He Overthrows the Dynasty
Three Kingdoms, Four Stats, Famous Historical Generals, Beauties, and a System
System, Mass Troop Deployment, Conquering All Kinds of Worlds
The Conqueror
Weapon System, All Weapons Are Free, and Unlimited Ammo
System, Army, Mass Recruitment
Fantasy
Three Kingdoms Novels Where the Protagonist Doesn't Acknowledge His Father and Rises from Nothing
Looking for Stories with Unlimited Troop Production
Preferably set during the late Han dynasty or the Three Kingdoms period.
Sign-In Rewards for Cultivation and Followers from the Start
Funny Stories With Shadow Guards, Bodyguards, and Death Soldiers
Transmigrate to Ancient Times, Recruit Famous Officials and Generals, and Rise to the Throne
The Male Lead Rises Through the Ranks, Starting as a Foot Soldier
The male lead is a native of another world. The setting is a war-torn Middle-earth, starting with wars between nations. Later, as the male lead grows stronger, he joins wars between his world and other worlds. I remember one of them was a plant world. This book is pretty old. Please help me find it!
The Protagonist Has Their Own Faction, and Their Subordinates Are Incredibly Capable
I want a protagonist who’s incredibly powerful and has their own organization. Every subordinate should be formidable, and the organization should be well hidden. Ideally, it would be a covert guard organization.
The Legend of the Sui and Tang Heroes: Starting with a Million Points of Proficiency
The Protagonist Transmigrates to the Tang Dynasty and Summons the Snow Dragon Cavalry
The male lead helped Li Shimin defeat the enemy, then left with his army. Later, the System told him to complete sign-ins, so he opened a tavern in Chang'an.
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Why don't you let the soldiers capture people and kill them for you? It's not easy to kill an army of hundreds of thousands.
I really like watching it, but there is one thing I don't understand: why do other people have so many troops? The one with the most troops during the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms" period was Cao Cao, and the other troops almost exceeded Cao Cao's troops during the Battle of Chibi.
No thunder, no depression, refreshing article, read without thinking, very interesting, decisive in killing, Alas, the author is still too young and can't grasp the coolness of the book. It will be great to face the local generals of the Three Kingdoms later on. Considering the protagonist's ability to explode troops this time, will he still lose troops in every battle? Each person has a bow and arrow, a long hair, and the long hair is punched on the ground. The person steps back thirty steps and starts to shoot all the swords. The cavalry directly begins to charge the formation. To attack, the cavalry will shoot arrows from a distance. To attack the city, use kerosene to attack the city. There will be no losses at all. It will explode. The infantry guards the city and provides food, weapons, and armor. Each city has 10,000 infantrymen. They usually train twice in five days, and the remaining two days are farming, and there are two days off, and one day standing guard. The protagonist relies entirely on the system. Once the system fails, the protagonist has to jump. He has no independent opinion.
Not bad, pretty good! Very powerful! I haven't tried hard to update enough [cover my face] [cover my face] [cover my face]
The protagonist has to kill the enemy himself to explode the troops, which is one star missing.
Invincible article, if you don't like it, don't come here. Anyway, I like to read it.
Come on, come on, come on!
It's very beautiful and the content is wonderfully written.
The character's personality has changed, and it's just fun without having to worry about it.
If you kill all the enemy's surrendered soldiers, you can't have too many people.