[Alternate history + power fantasy + farming + development + conquest + mass recruitment]
Transmigrate, and a mountain stronghold comes as a gift. From the start, he's the mountain king.
Liu Jing wakes up to find himself in an unfamiliar dynasty called the Great Qian. The promised Ming Dynasty is gone; the Jurchens of Jianzhou have become the Yan Kingdom, Mongolia has become Beiliang, and three rebel factions have appeared in the Central Plains: the Yellow Heaven, White Lotus, and Red Turbans.
As for Liu Jing, he has landed all alone in the depths of the Hundred Thousand Mountains at the southernmost edge of Great Qian, far from any sign of civilization.
At this critical moment, the Mountain Lord System activates.
A small mountain stronghold appears out of thin air in a ravine, and fifty bandits drop to one knee before him. He has become the leader of this band of outlaws. But Liu Jing knows that if they rely on just these fifty men to rob and plunder, the government troops will wipe them out sooner or later.
He doesn't want to be a bandit. He wants to be king of these mountains.
The System's shop offers rattan armor, matchlock guns, and tiger crouching cannons, all available in exchange for enough reputation points. Earning reputation is simple: win battles, seize territory, and get the people to cheer for you.
So while other bandits are still robbing travelers and kidnapping people for ransom, Liu Jing is leading his men to clear fields and grow crops in the mountain valleys, while mining saltpeter and making gunpowder. One tribal chief's stronghold after another falls to him, and the Great Qian banners atop Zhuzhou Prefecture's walls are on the verge of coming down.
From stronghold to mountain city, from mountain city to prefecture. As Beiliang's iron cavalry rides south through the passes, Yan's Bannermen march to the border, and the Great Qian court is thrown into disarray, Liu Jing stands atop the Hundred Thousand Mountains and gazes at the flames of war in the north. Slowly, he draws the long saber at his waist.
"It's time for a new ruler of this land."
Build up the land and raise a massive army, trade System points for rewards, vie with tribal chiefs, and contend for the throne in an alternate-history world.
How will a modern soul rise from bandit to emperor in a mirror image of the chaos at the end of the Ming Dynasty?
Good book. The protagonist arrives at the Shiwan Mountain in the south of Lingnan at the end of the Ming Dynasty. At the beginning, he gets 50 copycat soldiers and a copycat to gain a foothold. He farms vegetables, raises chickens and ducks, which is both life-like and close to reality. In the end, he captures an island as a reserve base, then establishes a navy, and finally falls out with the chieftain and successfully captures the first city. All in all, it is very interesting. It is a farming-style historical novel that I like very much. I highly recommend it! The author will update soon!
I thought it was a good idea to explode the troops and defeat the few with more troops, but the result seems not to be the case. I can only say that it is average! It's not like explosive troops, there aren't many in number.
The writing is okay, there are no big or small flaws, and this book does not have a heroine. I saw that the protagonist's system has been upgraded to level 3 in the latest chapter. You can summon heavy cavalry, which is the peak of cold weapons. At level 4, you can probably summon soldiers who play with firearms. I hope the author will continue to work hard in the future! 👍 After reading more than 60 of these pictures, there is nothing very interesting. The author hopes that there will be no brainless plots or very poisonous points in the future 🤭 🤭 👍
Just look at it, and no one will say a word when you look at it 😏 😏
It's a good book. There is no heroine at the moment. The details are compact. The main character's aura is too strong. Others, from the beginning I was afraid of fighting to the calf to the end when I was able to face the blood and blood. It's very good. Kill decisively. I didn't bring the worldview of the main world to another world, just do as the Romans do. Bangbangദ്ദി ˉ͈̀꒳ˉ͈́ )✧
The author is very good at writing and the plot is cleverly conceived.
There are some minor flaws in this book. Anyway, I have seen two of them so far, but there are generally no problems, and there is no deliberate suppression of combat power. The explosion of troops is particularly enjoyable. Now that I have read Chapter 66, I don't know how the author should write it in the future. I feel that if the combat power overflows, it will not be particularly good. Moreover, the author is also more thoughtful, and everyone's IQ is okay. Anyway, I like to read it. It varies from person to person. Author, please be faster 😢
It's a masterpiece, it's of such high quality, I love watching it.
The beginning of writing seems okay. I hope you can work harder and use your book bird skills to ensure that I read a few more chapters. I will give you a like first and wish you success. I also have a five-star red flag fluttering in the wind and send it to you. How about it? Do you like it?
It's very beautiful. As long as the author writes well, it will definitely be a million-word novel. Although the pace is very slow, it is really in line with the early stage. Come on, author!