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From a multi-dimensional perspective, this book is very beautiful and worth reading: First of all, in terms of characterization, it vividly shows the image of the interests required by the major camps during the French Revolution. Secondly, in terms of time travel, the system did not pay much attention to it. It relied on its identity as a time traveler to seize the opportunity and seek benefits. Then in terms of plot, it is also logical and interlocking. It accurately calculates the dispute between the royalists and the constitutional monarchy. Finally, in terms of updates, the author is very diligent and can basically update twice a day. As a reader, I am very happy [Adoration] [Adoration] The length of my reading is entirely because the author is very talented in writing books. The characters he writes are vivid and the plots are vivid and lifelike. In addition, I read books relatively quickly. The double stimulation also speeds up my reading speed and stimulates my good mood [Sending Hearts]

Ouch, holy shit, why does it sound so familiar? It turns out I saw it in an abandoned furnace.

The name of the Armour-Maritimes Department at that time should be the North-Maritimes Department. The French government changed the name to the Armour-Maritimes Department in 1990. It stands to reason that queuing and volleying were highly used in the gunpowder era because they required a large number of recruits and were easy for the command to make compromises. In fact, there were many tactics in the gunpowder era, but because the war consumed too much manpower and required many line-fillers, they were simplified a lot.

It's very interesting to watch, but it's just not enough. The author will give it a try and make more updates.

There is a novel that is very similar, Asians + mercenaries + summoning an army and a program

I seem to have seen the same [what] on other software before

Why haven't we written such a good book?

The writing is very good, and the description of the war is also very good. The protagonist's personality is consistent with that of an emperor. There is nothing poisonous about it. It will definitely not be bad if it is written down. Come on, author!

Good writing for now

How is it similar to total war in the 18th century?

Yes, the system is not very strong, and it is very tough on civilians. This is the attitude that nobles should have.

Say something good-looking three times, good-looking, really good-looking, and he* looks good,

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