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It's so beautiful, I can't be the only one to see it, everyone should come and see it [laughing evilly]

It's a very rare type of novel about hegemony. The hellish beginning and cold-blooded primitive and barbaric development gave me the feeling of seeing the Goblin Empire. All food is plundered and women are tools. There is no way this novel has a female protagonist because all women are used in the same way as goblins and are treated as equal tools. Then there is the progress of the plot, which is relatively fast. The protagonist is always in a high-pressure development situation. It should be enough to dominate the grassland and fight against the Tang Dynasty in about 150 chapters. It is said that technology has crushed it, but I hope that the industrial progress will be faster. Stone Era is a good example. Telegraphs, explosives, steam engines, etc. Can be made by hand. These are very useful things. Explosives are not just about blowing up city walls, but can also be used to make grenades. In chemical industry, poison gas bombs can also be made. As long as you have them, you can quickly penetrate the world, unless you suppress the combat power.

It's okay, I'll fight on whose side I've traveled through time. For example, I read a book where the character traveled through time and became a Huns, only to kneel down and lick Ying Zheng in disgust. As for the plot inside, it can be said to be very real, and they will not deliberately lick the people of the Tang Dynasty for patriotism, but it seems that other readers do not like this description. It was impossible to treat prisoners kindly in that era, especially for the grassland forces, because they didn't have much food to give you. If you don't like it, you might as well regard it as a parallel time and space. I think that aside from subconscious dislike, this is still a good novel. The reason why the score is low is because some people don't like to see their own people being beaten by others. I think it is unnecessary. After all, it is not that ancient China has never fought against other countries, and their methods of dealing with enemies may not be much more merciful than people from other countries.

Very well written, could there be more nuclear-powered iron pagodas?

It's not bad. I've seen several stories of the same type, but they were all surrendered by dynasties that later returned to the Central Plains. Did the author intend to write this story like Genghis Khan, sweeping the world as the whip of God? If that's true, I'm really looking forward to it. I remember that the West is Byzantium and the Arab Empire, right? Damn, I get so excited just thinking about it [sending my heart]

Everyone come and take a look, it's so beautiful. Really, Chinese people don't lie to Chinese people, come and see.

It is a very good novel. In the latest chapter, Li Jing was killed. The protagonist will soon destroy the entire Tang Dynasty with the help of epoch-making explosive packs, three-eyed guns and red cannons. It seems that the protagonist wants to turn the entire empire into a war machine. I hope the protagonist can stabilize the Central Plains and start a great industrial revolution. Using the empire as a basis, use strong ships and cannons to open the way to unify the world.

The setting is novel and the military elements are eye-catching. - The "Iron Buddha" (Jin Kingdom's heavy cavalry), as the core combat force, was historically known as "people are like iron towers and horses are like iron walls", which enhances the realism of the story. - The protagonist uses a combination of modern knowledge + ancient military power to create a tactical advantage that transcends the times. One word "cool"

There are too few novels similar to Prairie Hegemony. I give you a five-star review and hope you won't stop updating.

It's very interesting. From a small tribe, it gradually became the European overlord. The Golden Finger is also very interesting and must be tried🀄 A woman with money is full of scheming and scheming, a journey of growing a small tribe, a rare farming article🀄

Li Shimin had already ascended the throne during the Weishui Alliance, but the protagonist said it would take two years before Li Shimin ascended the throne. Did the author fail to check?

The protagonist is a modern army. If you want to see pure nomadic style cold weapon combat scenes, you can go.

Okay, okay, author, cheers

Another perspective, interesting

Everyone, are there any similar books? It would be best if they are from the grassland, about signing an alliance with the emperor of the Central Plains.

Come on, I've seen a lot of time travel through the Tang Dynasty. This is my first time in Mongolia.

It's a cool story, as long as the pacing doesn't drag on later, it's okay. Writing is not easy, so five-star reviews encourage you.

This book is really beautiful

Nothing to say, the writing is just beautiful

I've basically never seen anything like it. If you have something similar, would you recommend it?

Not bad, it varies from person to person.

I feel like I can make a follow-up story about the Sirius Empire vs. The strongest carbon-based creature in the 9th century.

If you like fast pace, you can use Crimson King for early development. The plot behind it is very exciting.

This is an interesting novel The plot is pretty good

I enjoyed reading it. The subject matter is rare (the author seems to have forgotten Tubo) [Thinking][Thinking]

The settings are eye-catching and the writing can describe reality. It was so enjoyable to read, but reading two chapters in one day was not enough.

It's really good, and it's written very delicately. The plot is not cliché either