
What Are the Eight Banners Heavenly Soldiers? Tell Me About My Equipment.
什么八旗天兵,跟我的具装说去吧
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 657k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 21h ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
10.4kReads
5.7Score
905Shelves
267Chapters
1.1kListens
100kReads · all time





There is a proficiency system, so you can kill while tied up. Why go up during the war?
Request a personal review. Personally, I think this book is quite well written, and some of the early related epics are quite well done, especially before Chapter 120. But when it comes to Zhang Xianzhong, I feel that it is not quite right. Things like the massacre in Sichuan were completely done by the Qing Dynasty and were blamed on Zhang Xianzhong. After all, no one would commit massacres in their own military and production areas. It was also caused by natural disasters and man-made disasters. But this is just an online novel, and its flaws do not hide its flaws, so I still gave it a five-star rating. In addition, I think the description of the mount-and-blade system is good. I like to play mount-and-blade, so I like this description very much. There is just one problem. The surname of these cavalry and slashing leaders is all Zhang, and their names are too similar. I have not been able to tell which one is which until now. And the characters are not facial makeup, they are completely formatted. In my opinion, they are all the same people. Hahaha, it will be more uncomfortable for those who care more about literary and dramatic descriptions than war scenes.
This book is very interesting. It tells the story of a time-traveler who leads Qi Shou and rises as an ordinary person in the late Ming Dynasty. It's very interesting. Well, nice, I hope the author can stick to it until the end and reach the completion. I've read a few Qiu Keqiang, and I can't help but feel that there are so many female protagonists, or that they deviate from the plot, or that they all turn out to be different. Well, looking forward to this one. No the same
The setting is that Tomato has not seen many relatively good mounted and slashed systems. There are a lot of written about mounted and slashed but they are wrong. Many of Tomato's mounted and slashed articles do not reflect the guerrilla flexibility at all, not to mention that some of them limit the number of people. This article has it reflected in some articles, and the number of people keeps increasing. It's too watery, and the updates are too slow. I feel that the plot in 4-5 days is not interesting at all.
It's okay, but the title says when will the armored cavalry come out?
Don't think that the cavalry and slashers are too weak.
I've read Chapter 20 so far and feel pretty good Does the Qing army know that they are as powerful as you say? Houjin was a fishermen and herdsmen, he was a mounted infantryman, he was not good at riding and shooting, he was a nomadic people who were good at riding and shooting. The Qing army in the author's works all fought to the death and were victorious in hundreds of battles. The enemies of the Qing army were all brave and brave when facing the protagonist. However, when facing the Qing army, they were beaten like dogs, and the prisoners who were transformed turned out to be middle-level soldiers. Should I say that the protagonist pulled his crotch or the system soldier pulled his crotch. Also, the author, the Eight Banners Soldiers, are not as fearless of death as you think. If you want the soldiers as a whole to be fearless of death, you need the guarantee of the system. For example, the Tang Dynasty's military system was that one family in a government sent someone to serve as a soldier, and other people in the government had to ensure that the soldiers' families had more living places. In the early Manchu Qing Dynasty, there was no military pay, and the soldiers lived by looting. If you are not afraid of death in this kind of army, you may not be afraid of death individually, but it is impossible as a whole.
The best novel about riding and slashing. It doesn't overwhelm the protagonist and speeds up updates.
All riding and slashing will be given a five-star rating.
Okay, please update soon
Good, good, good, good
It's broken. There aren't enough updates. I'm so anxious and uncomfortable. Ma Fei [covers face]
It's okay for now. I'll comment later when I see it. So far, it's pretty good. A game that combines horse riding and slashing in the late Ming and early Qing dynasties can be understood even by those who haven't played it. The free novels are pretty good, such as The Tiger Sniffs the Rose [laugh][laugh]
Namo (Namo) Amitabha, the novel is well written. It is not easy for the author to write a book. Please support it with five-star praise.
I give it four stars, there are so many things I can watch. It's free after all.
The book is good, but the number of words is a little short
The soldiers who are cavalry are not that weak [smile]
Come on, the author is big (ง •̀_•́)ง
Very good, update soon
The settings are good, okay
Very good, flesh and blood.
The protagonist can be fictionalized as Zhang Jiao's heir. The cavalry-cutting void recruits troops and they can be used as dragons spreading beans to form troops. Then it becomes easier to explain.
It's pretty good, but I don't know why no one sees it
The only problem now is that updates are too slow
When did the protagonist start using javelin inheritance?
Well done, author. You can work harder on this.
Okay, you can see the seedlings, and if it doesn't collapse later, it's considered a good riding and slashing novel.
To be honest, this cavalry and slasher book is considered to be one of the better ones on Tomato. Although it may be a bit broken in terms of combat power, it is still good.
It feels pretty good, it plays well, and the writing style is not that novice. Although there are a lot of repetitive routines. But it can already be considered average.
It's well written, and it's a good read.