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Historical Dungeons: Every Enemy I Kill Gives Me a Soldier

历史副本:我每杀一敌暴一兵

by Typing Underwater (水中码字)

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Raise an Army! Raise an Army! Raise an Army!!!

Let me say this three times because it is important: Note:

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Looking for High-Quality Historical Fiction. No Mindless Power Trips or Brain-Dead Plotting

I want high-quality historical fiction that’s engaging and doesn’t dumb things down or rely on brainless plots. It can be satisfying, but don’t treat readers like idiots. No stories like the one where the protagonist fools Cao Cao’s quartermaster about the provisions from the start, or those where a literati protagonist suddenly has the strength of a tyrant. They’re unoriginal and mindless...

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Looking for Army-Building Stories Where Every Follower Is Absolutely Loyal

I’ve been reading Red Alert novels lately. Several of the protagonist’s subordinates aren’t completely loyal. They’re not completely loyal, and their actions go against his will the most.

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Mass-Producing Troops With No Resource Cost and Unlimited Numbers, So Over-the-Top It’s Fun

I once read a story where the protagonist's System could analyze living creatures by seeing and touching them. Afterward, he could summon troops without limit and farm items endlessly, transmigrating across different worlds. In Jurassic World, he analyzed a Tyrannosaurus rex, and the summoned creatures filled a radius of over a thousand meters. I cannot find it anymore. Please help.

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Any Long, Satisfying Novels About Summoning an Army of Troops?

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