Raising an Army Through Bandit Suppression
暴兵从剿匪开始
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- Historical
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- Historical High-Concept
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High-Quality Farming Stories: Build Strong Walls, Stockpile Grain, and Claim the Throne Later, While Developing Firearms in Ancient Times
After Making Great Contributions to the Court, the Protagonist Is Sentenced to Death and Has No Choice but to Rebel
Stockpile Supplies, Keep a Low Profile, Seize Power, Build Your Own Base, and Fight Political Battles
Ancient-Era Drought and Famine: The Protagonist Transmigrates with a System and Has Endless Food
Raise an Army! Raise an Army! Raise an Army!!!
Let me say this three times because it is important: Note:
Transmigrating to Ancient Times and Giving Famine Victims Porridge, Then Building Up From KFC and Other Foods
Looking for books similar to Plenty of Rice Porridge and Pickles, Even I Could Do This.
Wielding Power over the Court and Commanding the Army
The Protagonist Builds Power on the Frontier, Rebels, and Expands the Realm
A System That Summons Soldiers in the Ming Dynasty, Preferably Red Alert
Conquering the world, the one about conquering the world
Looking for Army-Building Stories Where Every Follower Is Absolutely Loyal
I’ve been reading Red Alert novels lately. Several of the protagonist’s subordinates aren’t completely loyal. They’re not completely loyal, and their actions go against his will the most.
Stories Where the Protagonist Builds a Powerful Faction
Are there any stories where both the male and female leads have built their own powerful factions? Please recommend some!!!
Novels About Mass-Producing Soldiers
Looking for Stories Where You Can Buy Soldiers and Subordinates with Money
Looking for books like *Growing Stronger by Killing, Starting Out as a Jianghu Ruffian*. Please recommend conquest stories where the protagonist can use money from their own world to buy soldiers and subordinates.
From Foot Soldier to Self-Proclaimed Ruler Through Military Merit
Looking for books similar to March of the Army.
Mount & Blade-Style Novels About Transmigration, a System, and Conquest
Western lords, a Mount & Blade-style System, and a struggle for supremacy. Please recommend something.
Any Novels with an Age of Empires System?
I'm tired of everything being either the apocalypse or Red Alert. Can we get some Ming Dynasty meets Age of Empires instead?
Really Great Reads
I want something like My Ever-Changing Powers! My Pink Baby Specializes in Face-Slapping. In 1992, eleven-year-old Chen Cheng found a meteorite with extraterrestrial intelligence! This meteorite was ridiculously powerful: it could copy and transform into anything, and instantly gave Chen Cheng all kinds of superpowers! The story...
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It took me reading Chapter 50 to realize what the Goblin was hiding🇯🇵 With the protagonist's attitude towards the squires and landlords, it is impossible to develop the economy. No one will be willing to do business with you. Since there are so many benefits to being a farmer, why don't you become a farmer? It's better to beat him to death with a stick. It's disgusting to kill as long as you have money. That's because you have a system.
I don't know why, but several people gave it a low score, but I think it's really well written. The author's literary talent is beyond praise, the plot develops smoothly, and the overall situation of building a wall high and slowly becoming king is presented. It's not the kind of mindless killing, it's just 999 with a knife. I don't think it's better than Beacon of Fire. An empire that has been built for a hundred years must wait for a while in the early stage. After waiting for the time to mature, it can immediately dominate the world. It is recommended to upgrade the system weapons and equipment, and equip them with all the equipment of the First World War to defeat the world. It will be full in an instant, at least the entire breech-loaded gun and breech-loaded cannon.
I guess I am afraid of harmony, so I use fictional history to substitute the late Ming Dynasty. So far, there are no obvious flaws in the plot. The writing is smooth and natural. It is above average. The system is one of the most powerful among many system stories. You can send troops out of nowhere with just a few dollars. But it cannot be viewed as a refreshing novel, because the protagonist's personality is still relatively cautious, and he is of the type who develops steadily, builds walls and accumulates food, and slowly becomes king. But as a traditional system text book, it is absolutely qualified.
Yes, the writing is very true and in line with modern people's values.
Love to watch. Nothing too bad.
It's very good, quite awesome, you can read it in Shuhuang
A good book, not contrived and does not describe the main character as anything lacking.
It's okay, you can take a look at Shuhuang.
Okay, interesting and cool article
It's okay, you can take a look, come on