Warlord: Rising with a System
军阀：有了系统崛起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- War & Espionage
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Reader comments 51
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Don't add Li Yunlong in the future, don't add Li Yunlong... So far it's good, the theme is good, it's fun!
To train soldiers, you also need to buy a warehouse. You directly do it for the system. You directly select one hundred thousand to one million soldiers and train them in one second. The price is cheaper. Otherwise, there is no war. The points are just used up each time and they still feel that they are not enough. Either the price is cheaper, or the points are more points. Points are awarded according to the population of the territory. There are 30 million people, and 30 million points are rewarded every month or 30 million every day.
I must give it five stars. Although there are many loopholes, I enjoyed reading it. This is the first time I have read a book about bombing the enemy's homeland. Other books have systems that are very good at fighting on the homeland. This alone must be five stars. I can tolerate all shortcomings in this regard.
Although there are many flaws, this rare anti-war novel with a systematic length is still rare. Come on, author! Let's talk about some flaws: There are millions of troops, so don't take the lead in the charge. As a commander, what you want is to be centered. To develop people's livelihood economy, it is enough to adjust the general strategic plan. Some more suggestions: The Alliance's army and navy have all been defeated, and they are so strong that they can clearly generate electricity and unify them as soon as possible. Integrate resources across the country, start with a small base, then sweep across Southeast Asia, India, and the South China Sea islands to acquire resources, and then move northward or to Central Asia. Divide as many Chinese people as possible to occupy space. Anyway, you will get points for defeating the natives, so you will die.
Yes, I read the first war novel chapter by chapter. I didn't skip it.
There are many plots, although there are some flaws in the conception, but overall it is pretty good. It is a good warlord anti-war novel. Come on!
The writing is smooth and the plot has ups and downs. Please bookmark it first. ….
It's a fairytale war story, very interesting.
From the first chapter to the end, it's super enjoyable.
The writing is good, but the author always wants to not train every soldier. Of course, it would be safer to spend ten points to train each soldier to be at least 100% loyal. If you have extra points, train some special soldiers. . Anyway, there are points for killing thieves and little devils, so just kill more.