I, Heir to the Qin Throne, Use Boxed Meals to Raise a Million Soldiers

I particularly like this type of novel about heavenly food. I have read the instant noodles, chicken drumsticks, and burgers before. The beginnings are very interesting, but it is a pity that such books usually become boring in the middle. I am currently thirty chapters into this book, and it is quite enjoyable. I can read it in a book shortage.

In ancient times, there were unlimited lunch boxes, and they were given to soldiers when they were about to starve to death. They were regarded as messengers of God. Is it still so easy to be tempted by rumors? Maybe I don't know much about military affairs. The enemy has climbed to the city wall. You have cannons and don't use them? I feel that no modern person in ancient times would be so stupid that the enemy would not use it when attacking a city. They would use it after climbing up the wall and starting hand-to-hand combat. And you have a lot of guns, so it's not like a war of resistance.

Yes, I haven't seen such a cool system article for a long time.

Okay, it just went too fast. Relevant policies have been advanced very smoothly.

There is a little problem. With this equipment, we can quickly conquer all places.

The description of the food is so good that I feel hungry

Is there a character named protagonist in Ming Dynasty?

It's very well written.

The plot is compact and without any irritation, the characters are vivid and three-dimensional, and the writing is good and has a strong sense of substitution, as if you are personally on the scene. Five-star recommendation.

I love reading it, but why are so few people reading such a good book? 🥰