Good news: Li Sheng became a county magistrate and was bound to the "Wanmincang" system.
Bad news: Three years later there was the Jingkang Rebellion, and he was still a sick man who couldn't take two steps without breathing, and his subordinates were all skinny refugees.
Li Sheng just wants to live as a rich man.
But the system is too rough: if you take in a refugee, you can exchange it for a thousand kilograms of polished rice and a pair of hundred-refined heavy armor!
In order to save his life, Li Sheng, who suffered from severe "fear of lack of firepower", recruited refugees like crazy.
No firearms! Don't make steel! Don't play tricks! Just rely on food and fine iron heavy armor to pile up to death!
Lin Wushuang, the female bandit leader of Luocao, originally wanted to go down the mountain to grab the husband of the village, but when she saw the mountains of white rice, she decisively slipped to her knees.
"If you don't give up, I'm willing to serve you personally!"
What's even more outrageous is that as long as Li Sheng is lying on a wicker chair and coughing due to heart disease, his group of heavily armored men with red eyes will think crazy: "My lord is not sick, this is carrying the karma of heaven and earth for the people of the Song Dynasty! Brothers, chop up the 100,000 gold dogs in front of you to celebrate your lord!"
Three years later, the Jin soldiers went south, thinking they could easily capture the border town. But they saw the city gates wide open, and a hundred thousand heavily armored men who ate white rice and were so fanatical that their eyes were bloodshot, holding Mo Dao, ran out like a torrent of steel!
Song Huizong was completely dumbfounded: "Master Li, do you call this the poorest border town in the Song Dynasty?!"
Reader comments
This book is not a fast-paced novel, but contains fragments of farming and daily life.
There are relatively few tricks in the court, and the battle for hegemony is unfolding.
The characterization is pretty good. The protagonist Li Sheng, the guard Lin Wushuang, and the general Tiezhu are all very vivid.
The protagonist is not a traditional "strong general" on the battlefield, but a "behind the scenes" who prefers to strategize.
The highlights of this book are "pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger" and dihua (brain augmentation), whether it is the villain's brain augmentation or one's own brain augmentation.
The cool part of "pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger" is okay, but the aspect of brainstorming needs to be strengthened.
Overall, worth a look.
Come on, author!
The opening rhythm is tight, the characters are distinct and three-dimensional, the world view is complete and logically consistent. The main plot line is clear, the foreshadowing is natural, the conflict setting is tense, and the supporting characters are not instrumentally created. The text is smooth and easy to read, the emotions are well rendered, the reading experience is strong, and the overall completion level is high. It is worth reading.
It's pretty good, why doesn't anyone comment on it?
This book is not a fast-paced novel, but contains fragments of farming and daily life. There are relatively few tricks in the court, and the battle for hegemony is unfolding. The characterization is pretty good. The protagonist Li Sheng, the guard Lin Wushuang, and the general Tiezhu are all very vivid. The protagonist is not a traditional "strong general" on the battlefield, but a "behind the scenes" who prefers to strategize. The highlights of this book are "pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger" and dihua (brain augmentation), whether it is the villain's brain augmentation or one's own brain augmentation. The cool part of "pretending to be a pig and eating a tiger" is okay, but the aspect of brainstorming needs to be strengthened. Overall, worth a look. Come on, author!
The opening rhythm is tight, the characters are distinct and three-dimensional, the world view is complete and logically consistent. The main plot line is clear, the foreshadowing is natural, the conflict setting is tense, and the supporting characters are not instrumentally created. The text is smooth and easy to read, the emotions are well rendered, the reading experience is strong, and the overall completion level is high. It is worth reading.
It's pretty good, why doesn't anyone comment on it?