You Sent Me to Hard Labor, So How Did I Build the Great Yan Empire?

It was a pleasure to watch, the pace was very good, and the most important thing is that the author didn't drag it out at all, it was just a blast! And basically there is a small climax in two or three chapters. Chapter 45 is a big climax. Then it is a decisive killing from the beginning to the end. A very obviously self-interested protagonist, right? But in this troubled and unified era, huh, how can the protagonist not be cold-blooded? And the background is also quite interesting. This barbarian has taken over the Central Plains, and some things can be seen, well, it is relatively obscure.

Kill decisively and push violently. This is the true use of system soldiers. They are not restricted by any restrictions and are absolutely loyal. They should be used in troubled times.

I always feel like it smells like bean buns [what]

It's fun to kill. The villain is just too saucey. Dare to blackmail tens of thousands of troops with a hundred men? One by one, if you get a pair of three, you dare to call the landlord.

The protagonist is awesome System soldiers can also explode when they kill enemies. They have to charge in every battle. The main focus is on a willful one.

"Gather up food and become king slowly." Chen Zhao looked at the map and spat out six words, "No matter how hard you work here, this place is just a fire place, not a family property. If you really tie yourself to the beach of the Yellow River, you will be exhausted sooner or later." You use the sword of the previous dynasty. Are we the officials of this dynasty? Still thought it was some good advice? War feeds war. Taking the world by storm, this seems to be the correct way to use the system.

There are indeed no poison points at present, and it can be called a model of violence. As for the senior officers of Zhilian's direct use system, with the most comprehensive military management, it can be said that the utilization rate of the land has reached 100%, and it has been completely built into a war weapon. Of course, I have a question. You said there are 18 states in the world. Can you give a specific pattern? I can't even get 18 states according to any historical dynasty? Can the author please give me a picture of the 18 states in the world?

It's cool, chop, chop, chop, the violent elements are excited.

It's been a long time since I've seen something so exciting in combat. My mind is empty and I am just appreciating it.

It's pretty cool, but the disadvantage is that the protagonist's personal combat power is not explained. If you want to avoid writing the kind of exponential growth of killing and killing, you need better handling of explosive troops to prevent the system from collapsing all at once. It takes dozens of chapters to write and play.