Tanks in the Northern Song Dynasty

I'm a little dizzy... You wrote this book so well that it turned out to be a dog for the Zhao family... Outrageous.

Boy, this system is awesome! The weapons produced are all equipped with unlimited ammunition and fuel, and there are also TM tanks and airplanes. Tanks can be used as tractors and you can fly airplanes. You don't think that flying a plane is just a matter of pulling the joystick, right?

I can't stand it anymore. The author has no understanding of the exploitation of feudal society. Let's put it this way. In ancient times, all profitable businesses were controlled by the landlords and gentry. Common people were not allowed to do it unless they sold themselves to join the government. If the male protagonist went to dig coal, he would be immediately arrested and taken to the government office because the coal mountain was owned by an owner. As for opening a restaurant, it was even more of a dream. A poor person would not be allowed to do this industry at all!

The buses in four or five hundred years will not be as good as today's Tesla... It's really drunk.

Drunk, the protagonist's hard-earned territory is indeed the Zhao family's world! After conquering such a large territory, it is better to establish oneself as a king for the sake of future generations. After all, he is also a time traveler with a golden finger!

See chapter 300. Withdrew. It was okay in the early stage, and the ancient gold-finger rebellion was popular. In the mid-term, it became the road to support the Qing Dynasty and destroy the foreign countries. Even if you have a golden finger, you still have to pretend to be a grandson. Vomit

The male protagonist does things in a haphazard way, going here and there. I don't know what he is going to do. With such an awesome system, he just makes himself the king, and he hides and relies on this and that.

You write that military war is like a gang fight. Don't you have a long gun? Learn about the spear array! Also skills, military warfare does not require skills,

How should I put it? There is no logical thinking at all, mainly because the first three chapters are easy to persuade. A poor guy who has nothing suddenly takes out a flashlight that is extraordinary than ordinary people, and this is when he has no absolute strength to protect himself. Is it possible that the author does not know the basic truth that almost everyone knows: ordinary people are not guilty, and pregnant women are guilty? Moreover, if someone appears unusually abnormal in front of others, he or she will most likely be called a monster, and it is even more likely that the protagonist will be targeted by someone with ulterior motives. In a word, novels must abide by the most basic logic, right?

It's a brainless piece of writing that doesn't make you feel good at all, it's just a lot of poison.