Start with 600 Serfs, Starting with Pole Soldiers

Andre Douglas traveled through time and became the heir of a down-and-out baron in the Middle Ages. The start was a hellish one: Six hundred serfs were half-starved and half-fed, and had not even learned how to breathe; their only fighting ability was a knight father who could not support his family and only knew how to charge with brute force. While others used whipping and hunger to boost morale, he resorted to the modern military training method of "eating well and resting"; While others relied on knights to charge head-on, he used his imagination to deduce the ancient Greek "long-pole phalanx" tactics and turned wooden poles into death barriers on the battlefield! When the count's conscription order was issued, a "new army of long poles" composed of serfs shocked the entire camp. In the smoke of the border between life and death, he raised his troops through war, and used "discipline" and "tactical awareness" to crush the arrogance of traditional knights. From single-pole defense to array advancement, from individual soldier advance to regiment-level command, Andre implanted modern military thinking into the Dark Middle Ages. See how he defeats the strong with the weak, uses textbook-level tactical layout, and counterattacks from a serf lord to the youngest commander of the kingdom's God of War, subverting the rules of the entire knight class!