How Can You Lose When You Recruit Soldiers Every Day in the Late Ming?
明末每日征兵怎么输
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 239k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical High-Concept
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
115Chapters
1.7kReads · 30 days
71.9kReads · all time
106Shelf adds, last 14 days
5.7Score
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Le Ziwen recruited 20,000 soldiers in just 50 chapters. Their morale was high, they were fearless and practically invincible. All chapters on the anti-Qing campaign are 5 stars, but actually reading 50 chapters is enough.
Other authors are welcome to read this. If you try the opposite approach after reading it, you might achieve better results than this book. After all, the opposite of bad is good—it's all about wisdom! 🤭🤭🤭🤭
A very good novel set in the late Ming Dynasty. Looking forward to its release.
The author updates too slowly, only 4000 words a day, which isn't enough to read. I'm furious! It's a complete disaster! They've been wiped out by the wild boars! Tens of thousands of elite troops outside the pass are out of food and are about to be completely devoured by the wild boars!
A very good book of late Ming Dynasty literature I've read three other books by the same author, which are all decent, but this newly published one is the best.
It's a very good read; the author must be a senior researcher of Ming Dynasty history.
It's so beautiful, so beautiful, so beautiful, so beautiful, so beautiful, so beautiful, so beautiful!
It's well-written; I'll read on.
I forgot to give you a good review, so I'll make it up to you. Don't stop updating!
So beautiful, so beautiful, I can't get enough!