
The System Crashed After I Left Behind Twenty Thousand Elite Troops!
留下两万精兵后,系统崩了!
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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- 2d ago
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- A Common-Born Son of the Marquis's Estate? From the Start, I Conquer Goryeo and Declare Myself King!侯府庶子?开局攻灭高丽自封王!Alternate title on Fanqie
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I've read a lot of poorly rated books, mainly because this isn't a typical "feel-good" novel. While there was a brief moment of pure enjoyment at the beginning, the rest was mostly angst. However, overall it was still acceptable. It didn't overly rely on cheat codes or invincible characters who just signed in and collected rewards. Frankly, I'm getting a bit tired of this type of novel; I wanted to try something different.
After reading this book and its reviews, I finally understand why so many people love "power fantasy" novels! 😄 The protagonist only gets a little help from the system at the beginning, receiving 20,000 troops, then the system crashes, leaving him without it. What happens after conquering territory? He needs to govern it. Without any cheat codes, what does he do?
It's well-written, but the system was destroyed at the beginning, forcing the protagonist to succumb to reality. I hope this will be addressed in future installments.
What I like most about this book is that it's relatively logical; at least in the early stages it's not just mindless endless money and soldiers, and the protagonist at least knows how to use the newly rich to suppress the local nobles. This book is not bad. The low rating is probably because it's not exciting enough. But if historical fiction is to be exciting, it will inevitably be mindless. Maybe some people are just not good at reading things that require brainpower.
This book is one of my favorite alternative power struggle series. I'm tired of stories about rising from humble beginnings and court intrigue starting from aristocratic families. This one takes a different approach, focusing on establishing states abroad and using small states to subjugate larger ones. It's quite good. The part about sending larger states as vanguards is quite reasonable.
It's good, but there's too little of it. And the protagonist's future crown prince heir... I don't want it to be that princess's child. Wouldn't that be indirectly doing someone else's bidding for success? 🤔
The reader comments in the comment section are quite rational and fair. I gave it four stars entirely out of consideration for the author's hard work in writing the book, and it didn't make me feel like I had any "amazing" actions.
It's good; the depiction of the separatist regime is very interesting.
Actually, it's very well-written. The author clearly put their heart into it. I was originally looking for a fictional Song Dynasty novel, but I stumbled upon this gem. I feel like the author is writing this out of passion. I hope this book becomes a huge hit, and ideally, it will reach a thousand chapters, so I can truly enjoy it.
It's alright, but I always find things with a system boring and hard to watch. Just completing tasks rewards you with various resources, while others get weaker the more you fight, the main character gets stronger and stronger with the system's rewards, seemingly without any weaknesses. At the beginning, the locals can at least fight the main character, but later they just crush them. It's completely unrealistic.