[Unquestionably the main character + Succubus + No System]
In the twelfth year of Zhizheng under the Great Wei, the realm is in chaos, and the people of Wei treat the common folk like pigs and dogs.
This is a world that devours people!
Hao Yun transmigrates to a world resembling the end of the Yuan and the beginning of the Ming. He flees south, thinking that the South should be peaceful once the edict is issued.
But bandits unexpectedly force him to join their rebellion. Only then does he realize that his luck seems to be just a little too good.
The bandits: Greetings, General!
Hao Yun: I don't want to be your general!
His followers: Greetings, Great King!
Hao Yun: Wait, how did I become the Great King?
The assembled officials: Greetings, Your Majesty!
He looks at the gathered court officials and spreads his hands in bewilderment.
"Wait, what? I'm emperor now?"
The protagonist really has the qualifications of Liu Bei, and he is a virtuous and virtuous person who can obey others. The ability to run away is also impressive.
It's okay, but the enemies are too weird. It feels like the enemy and we are noobs pecking each other, but we win 🤦
It's very good. It depicts the protagonist's journey of rebellion and uprising. There is no vigorous siege of cities and territories at the beginning. There are many hardships and difficulties along the way, which makes it very real. Although it is indeed not exciting enough and some places are not realistic enough, the author also gave the reason. The protagonist only wanted to save the people and escape for his own life at the beginning, so the rebel army's tone was too high and the treatment was good, which led to great pressure on money and food. There cannot be too many soldiers, but the combat power is high, so it is normal to win more with less and repeatedly get into crisis. Compared with mindless and refreshing writing, it is refreshing But the title and cover are really not good. If I hadn't been short of books, I wouldn't have clicked in when I saw this. The author wrote around December. Recently, the plot has become a bit thin. The protagonist keeps fighting. It is time to arrange some plots about people's livelihood and talents. At this stage of development, there is no business without counselors. Even if there are no counselors, major issues still need to be discussed by others. The affairs of the world should be decided by the wisdom of the group. Unlike the traditional peasant uprising, the physical structure is incomplete and the operating mechanism must keep up.
I said I didn't want to do it, but they insisted on letting me come. The Tibetan Colored Shirt by The most classic thing about Wu Song's fight against the tiger is that he meets him unexpectedly. The protagonist struggled and gradually gained a foothold, and the whole opening was very dramatic. In terms of plot, the writing is more detailed. The style is generally light and fun. The character creation is also good, each has its own characteristics, and the way of thinking is more "anthropomorphic". Four and a half to five stars.
Advantages: Gunpowder (package), preferential treatment for prisoners, high treatment. Frequently fighting more with less, dividing troops, lack of money and food
It's pretty cool, after all, the world is just a big grassroots team.
A very nice book. Highly recommended. Highly recommended.
This one is really well written and very smooth. It's not like other ones that are grindy and unfinished at the end. In fact, the world is just a huge grassroots team. How can there be so many shrewd calculations? Other unification has wasted so much effort and no one has read it. This is really good.
The rhythm is relatively fast, good luck continues, less wins more, and the two years are unified. Pay attention to science and technology, people's livelihood, military education, etc. A rare ancient Chinese work. It's a pity that there is no extra story. I really want to see the ancient text about China's unification of the world!
I watched it all night long,