Exile: Cut Off the Hunan Army Firearms Bureau and Support the Troops with Self-Respect
流放：截胡湘军火器局，拥兵自重
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 272k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Audience
- Male
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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History! You Must Be Smart! !
Are there any modern people who travel back to ancient times and use their own career development~ For example, doctors travel back to ancient times and develop medicine based on the environment, or modern military kings travel back to ancient times and use modern people's ideas to build troops, casually come up with penicillin, and draw Ak4 at the beginning.
A Masterpiece of War, a Grand Scene of Bloody Battles
Do you guys have any novels with particularly grand war scenes? It can also be passionate. It doesn't have to be war fantasy or anything like that. The battle scenes can be grand.
Those Who Travel Through Time Will Rebel, No Matter in Troubled Times or Prosperous Times.
Otherwise, you will be like a dog. No matter how high your merits are, you can kill them whenever you want, like Bai Qi in the Qin Dynasty, Han Xin in the Han Dynasty, and Yue Fei in the Song Dynasty. Therefore, you must rebel when you time travel.
No System, Rigorous Historical Materials, Historical Fiction
Is There Any Hardcore 100 Million Point Naval Battle Genre?
I would like to read a book similar to "Echoes of the Pacific". Forget it like "The Marines of the Ming Dynasty"
I Want to See Steel and Blood, War, Endless War!
I want to read a book similar to "Warhammer 40k: Rise of the Second Empire". Humanity first, let the stars shine in civilization again! Admit it, you just can't stand those weird aliens. They are different from us.
"Exile: Intercepting the Firearms Bureau of the Hunan Army and Supporting the Soldiers with Self-respect" The work abandons excessive systems and abilities, and relies solely on the protagonist's solid knowledge of the military industry. From land reclamation and farming, prospecting and ironmaking to refining gunpowder and adjusting firearms, every process is full of details and professionalism. The story takes root in the Hunan Army's exile camp and accurately restores the various aspects of life at the bottom of the troubled times. The group portraits of corrupt officers and soldiers and gangs of criminals are vivid and three-dimensional, and the characters are flesh and blood. The writing is simple and smooth, the plot is step-by-step, and there are no exaggerated and ridiculous parts. The combination of hard-core infrastructure and the setting of survival in troubled times is full of sincerity. Readers who like technological farming and historical time travel should not miss it.