Late Ming: My Brothers Are All Suicide Soldiers
明末：我的兄弟都是死士
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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It looks good. Everyone comes to see it. You can't let me suffer alone. Bandits lead the system, farming flow, nanny flow, and subjugation flow.
The plot I want to watch is that the protagonist learns from Mongolia and fights in Europe in the late Ming Dynasty, killing and burying all the way, relying on plunder to support war, killing all over the world, gaining countless food, gold and silver and other wealth and all kinds of beauties, a Han version of the whip of God, and finally the protagonist goes crazy and gives birth to a child, and makes the child a king to rule the world. Ancient Mongolia can be swept all the way without cheats. It is not difficult at all for the protagonist who has the death warrior cheat. As a result, in the first 20 chapters, the protagonist robbed a landowner and stayed to teach people how to farm. Grab it, the entire earth's resources are yours, just leave farming to others.
The author writes the protagonist's timid and fearful mentality very well. I hope these deadpools will follow the protagonist to become bigger and stronger and create greater glory.
It's a purely slow-burning novel. After chapter 93, the plot is laid out, and it starts to read well. If you don't like the first part, you can skip it and read it. It's very uncomfortable, but when the overall context is revealed later, it's very comfortable.
Personally, I think it's pretty good, and I'm still catching up on updates, but the early writing wasn't that good, and it discouraged a lot of people.
It's the type I like to read, and the author's writing style is also good. It's just a little flawed in some places, but it doesn't prevent it from being enjoyable.
Not brainless! There is logic! Strongly recommended by a 15-year old bookworm,
No matter what the plot is, there is nothing you can't read about novels like those involving dead soldiers and younger brothers. It just depends on whether the writing is smooth.
Okay, no nonsense.
Very nice to look at. Come on, author!