The Rise of Humanity: A Hundred Schools Vie for Glory

I read it in one sitting. It is a kind of novel about fighting for hegemony. The most important thing is that he has a brain! The combat power will not collapse, there will not be 30,000 fighting against 30,000, and the protagonist Wushang will destroy the 30,000 army. The more important thing is development, not a mindless struggle for hegemony. The book is good

There are always people who think that they can shake thousands of years of feudal thought by relying on the knowledge and advanced ideas of later generations. In a limited space, only by knocking down a high-rise building can we build a new high-rise building on the original land. You know, if you want to build new high-rise buildings on limited land, you have to knock down the old dilapidated high-rise buildings and recast them. And if you want to knock down those tall buildings, you will inevitably face opposition from the people who live there. Alas, I have read more than 700 chapters, so I have been following it for a long time.

I don't want to think about it🤔. If you like cool articles, you can go away, because it's really not suitable for reading. But if you are patient and watch slowly, you can find some different things, all of which are realistic. The sacrifices of the feudal dynasty changed from human beings to pottery figurines, and how to deal with the relationship between superiors and subordinates of the nobles. It feels like you are in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Metaphysics elements are added, the spread of stories, and the way to gain abilities with the increase of fame. It is still too advanced for tomatoes [eating melon]

Make people's eyes light up! The Baijia system promotes the plot of the story, but it doesn't say that the noise takes over. The descriptions of other characters are also very touching. It doesn't say that it is just a background board. Five stars are presented to express encouragement.

After reading it for so long, I found this book to be pretty good, with no poisonous points. I hope the author will continue to work hard. The plot is also very smooth and does not feel awkward. The logic is smooth and the characters are deeply rooted in people's hearts.

The book is good but too short It's understandable that things will develop slowly, but Mr. Author, you wrote the situation as if the building is about to collapse. However, I am still in a small place, just pecking each other. Please, troubled times are approaching. If you bring a large army back to the army, I thought I could defeat the Luo Kingdom in one go. Open the channel directly, even if you want to be famous, people will already give you excuses. Good guy, in troubled times, whoever has the strongest fist has the final say. As a result, you have to start a scolding war with others. Brother, your world is so big, I feel like you can't hold it anymore. I stopped updating and then started writing one chapter a day. Brother, you have written almost 500 chapters. There is only one chapter with a word count of just over 2,000, and it's like a hodgepodge of the subject matter you're writing about. Now people are not allowed to run away? The settings of the domestic nobility are like a chokehold. After writing so many chapters, the country is still not stable. There is also the setting that the human emperor princess can compete with the king. I admit that it does happen in history. But then there are differences between people and countries, right? This book looks like a mess now

It's okay for me, but there are some small problems, such as always writing the protagonist's name as Jiang Beichen

The world view in the novel is huge. It describes the ancient rules and etiquette that govern the country, and breaks down the classes step by step so that the people at the bottom can be promoted. The only thing is that there is too little about the ability to use Qi. Overall, it is good. I hope the author will update it more.

Not bad, not bad, the characters are well portrayed, and the control of human nature is also good.

The development of the protagonist is still very stable, mainly relying on the introduction of hundreds of families to suppress the old aristocracy and create a new class of scholars, which is overall more progressive than the slave society. And it has guided the development and progress of Baijia. In the long run, it is still very good, but the interference is still too little. For example, gunpowder is a good direction, but it has not been studied in depth. There is also the kinetic energy of steam in kettles that boil water. This is actually very easy to guide, such as gears and conveyor belt drive shafts, which can be promoted. There is also the problem of unifying weights and measures that seems to have never been solved. It was mentioned before, but there is no plot text describing whether it has been solved. Before studying the steam engine, you can also guide steelmaking. You can start with the blower and then expand it into a blast furnace. Coal is also available. It can be started. After all, the land of Dazhou is so large. If there are no trains and steamships, will the protagonist still need to enfeoff?