Conquering Five Thousand Years

If I remember correctly, only the Qing Dynasty could call themselves slaves, and they had always been slaves before. It feels very inconsistent for the author to write this way.

A trash book. Can't read. Welcome Kindergarteners

Author, do you have a clear definition of the protagonist's character? One moment, he is like a second-generation person just waiting to die, and the next moment, he wants to do big things, which makes people annoyed. And if he has no ambition, why write about a war? To strengthen yourself and become a better slave? One more point: Since we traveled to Jiajing in the Ming Dynasty, why not get the musket and artillery technology?

The author's writing skills are not good,,,, at least not at the beginning. After reading Chapter 7, I have several problems,,,. First, when a modern person travels to the Three Kingdoms, his speaking style changes directly, without any twist. Second, if you kill Huaxiong Sishui Pass, it will be broken immediately, less than 5 minutes. Are the gatekeepers dead? Third, when it comes to heroes, I'm speechless.

Li Yuanba, are you serious? He almost threw the hammer out of the atmosphere when he was angry. A 400-pound sledgehammer! Now it weighs more than two hundred pounds. One man killed 1.2 Million people in one afternoon. Li Yuanba, are you serious?

One moment I went to this world, another moment I came back, and the next moment I went to that world again. I had to figure out the history of each world time period on my own. It looked very messy. It was so fucking messy.

I feel that the biggest flaw in this book is that in the dungeon, you can face mission failure at any time and be wiped out, but you are not worried at all in the main world. I just want to be a dandy. How big your heart is!

I always thought that Chen Qingzhi and Bei Weijun existed in the Tiger Talisman! It turns out it was just a one-time summon, so is the Black Armor Cavalry also a one-time summoned expendable army? ?

I stopped reading after reading two chapters. At first I said that I was a military enthusiast, and then I traveled through time and space. I asked about this and that. I felt that it would be boring without gods and Buddhas. This novel was written without a normal brain circuit.

I haven't read it yet, but I subscribed to a chapter in the middle and was instantly hooked. The battles in the imperial court all depend on who has the most words, whoever has the most people can make the decision. The facts and truth are there, no one listens and no one cares. Is there anything worth discussing about the fact that you can't fight a war without soldiers or horses? Even the treacherous and rebellious ministers know it! Even a five-year-old child knows who has more people and who is more powerful when playing house! Let's take a look at what the author wrote? Is the Queen Mother suffering from dementia? It doesn't matter if you don't know how to write about intrigues. I came in when I saw this was a military genre. Just write about military affairs. If you don't know how to write, don't write about it!