The System Crashed After I Left Behind Twenty Thousand Elite Troops!

I have read a lot of poorly rated books, mainly because this one is not a fun novel. It was really fun at the beginning, but it was full of abuse later on, but overall it is acceptable. I didn't rely too much on plug-ins and just relied on the system to sign in to get rewards. To be honest, I'm a little tired of reading too many novels of this type. I'd like to try other genres for a change.

After reading this book and reading the comments in it, I realized why so many people like Shuangwen [laughs] The protagonist of this book had a little help from the system at the beginning, giving the protagonist 20,000 troops. Then the system collapsed and the protagonist lost the system. What to do if the territory is established, it needs to be managed, what to do if there are no cheats, the protagonist keeps a low profile and uses his identity to poach talents. Bowing your head temporarily does not mean bowing your head forever! Also, the protagonist is not a feudal lord, not a feudal king, he is a rebel! Rebel! It's just that they didn't rebel in the country, but if they don't rebel in the country, they are not rebels? How could the court give benefits to the protagonist? What are you thinking!

What I like most about this book is that it is quite logical. At least the early stage is not about unlimited money and unlimited soldiers, and the protagonist at least knows how to use the new rich to suppress the local nobles. This book is not bad. The reason for the low rating is probably because it is not interesting enough. But if this kind of historical text is written to be enjoyable, it will definitely be brainless. Some people may not be able to read things that are intellectual.

It was well written, but the system was disabled at the beginning, causing the protagonist to succumb to reality. I hope to pay attention to it in the future.

It can be said that this book is my favorite alternative hegemony series. I am tired of watching the struggle for hegemony that started from humble beginnings and the intrigues of the aristocratic family. This book found a new way to establish a foreign feudal state. Use a small country to swallow up a big country. Very nice. As for the content in the article about playing a vanguard role for big countries, it is quite reasonable. If you can't defeat him, you can only serve as the suzerain and listen to his words. Let him recognize the legitimacy of your position and not hit you. This is the same truth for those countries in the Tang Dynasty.

It looks good, but there are too few. There is also the protagonist's future heir to the crown prince. I don't want him to be the child of that princess. Isn't this a disguised form of making wedding clothes for others? [Thinking]

It's beautiful, and the writing of Separation is very interesting.

The readers' comments in the comment area are very sensible and can be said to be very pertinent. I gave four stars because I fully understand the author's difficulty in writing a book and did not make me personally feel that there was any "outrageous" operation.

In fact, the writing is quite good, and the author really writes it carefully. I originally wanted to find a copy of Song Ting, but I found this treasure book. I feel that the author is a little bit motivated by love, and I also hope that the book will become a hit, and it is best to write a thousand chapters, so that I can really enjoy it.

It's okay. I always feel that there is no point in watching the system. As long as you complete the task, you will be rewarded with various resources. Others are getting weaker the more you fight. The more you fight, the more you fight. The system rewards you with no weaknesses and you get stronger. It is completely unrealistic for locals to be able to fight against Juju at the beginning of the next few books.