The Iron Empire

Most of those who write about parallel worlds do not understand history and are too lazy to understand it, but they want to be close to history, because this way, it is not easy to make mistakes. Even if they write something that the ancients did not have, it can be said to be another world to evade, and all the achievements and strategies of those people in real history can be used there. Writing in this way is relatively much simpler.

After reading two hundred chapters, I really can't help but want to complain. At the beginning, thirty cavalrymen provoked a continent. It was so outrageous. Thirty people scared the shit out of a city of hundreds of thousands of people. They also had to build a trap on the spot. One person could spray to death thirty people with one mouthful of saliva. The second is the money issue. When I saw soap selling for 30 taels a piece, I was speechless. In ancient times, there were saponins and the like, and they were all used by civilians. You can sell them for just one tael, and it's a big deal. What made me the most unbearable was the character of the protagonist. He sent troops to attack the wealthy family, and only killed the head of the family, and let other people go. Was it to let others hate you and assassinate you? I was really convinced. This plot has appeared not only once or twice, but also the Wang family members who wanted to kill the protagonist. Let it go, let the Qin family let it go. That Princess Pingyang deliberately tried to seize the protagonist's property and plotted against the protagonist. Of course, the protagonist also chose to forgive him. It made me want to vomit blood. The novel written by the engineer next door is much better than yours. Your ability to write professional and cool articles makes people uncomfortable. It's also amazing. In addition, in the era of imperial power, soldiers and subordinates dared to question the prince at any time. I'm afraid there are not a hundred nine tribes coming to punish him. The protagonist's character is too interesting and he can't stand it.

I spent two dollars just to say something, not to mention the discomfort, such as conscription, which was mandatory in ancient times, so why do you want to do it? If you leave it for a reason, you can stay, and if you don't want to, you can pay for travel expenses. Isn't this unnecessary? Originally, as long as the benefits were large, who would betray? And if you buy slave power, you will cancel your slave status. If you work for a few years and feel that you have done well, your slave status will be canceled. Then will you work harder? Another point is that killing an enemy is rewarded with ten acres of land. Isn't it a bit silly? Even in that dynasty, the most rewards are gold and silver, and if you do this, you will be killed by all the clans in the world. Even the emperor may be finished. And the protagonist dares to do this before he has grown up. Xu Xu Tuzhi is almost the same.

I don't understand why some authors like to write good male protagonists as studs*. Is it because they are unhappy in the struggle for supremacy? Goldfinger is not enough to show off. It's really shameful to flirt with a woman when he sees one, and look like a dog that has been licked for ten thousand years. Isn't it okay to maintain basic moral integrity?

2500 Starting coins are offered. It is inconvenient to recharge on IOS. Sorry..

I have mixed feelings and feel like I'm short of books again. .

I think the biggest shortcoming of this book is that there are no rules. Even if the protagonist is a time traveler, it should not be like this. There is no sense of superiority or dignity. You must know that no matter how close modern leaders are to the people, they will still feel an invisible sense of oppression when standing in front of the people. I have a cousin who once served as the third-in-command of our prefecture-level city. Even though we are relatives and even move around frequently during the New Year, we all feel the oppression of the superiors, so let alone other people, especially in the book. In a feudal society, the concept of superiority and inferiority is deeply rooted in the hearts of the people, but what is written in the article is that anyone who wants to see the prince can see him, and even rushes into the prince's palace when he has something urgent and wants to report it. There are still some rules. Nowadays, if you want to talk to someone, you have to knock on the door. , You have to pass it on to the boss through a secretary, but a prince in the book always meets whenever he wants, which really makes me unbearable to read. As for other things in the book, although there are some unreasonableness or flaws, these are common problems in time-travel novels, and I can tolerate it.

You can get rid of the poison in the first two chapters. You are really awesome. If you want to say time travel, you are just a diaosi. If you can participate in experiments at the level of the previous life, you are considered an elite of the human race. Just after time travel, the semen is in your head before you even get out of bed. You are as big as a prince touching a maid. I am convinced.

Thank you Mr. Snail, I really like this novel.

One tael of silver is worth 240 jins of grain, a jar of liquor is 40 taels, a soap is 50 taels, and a water tanker is worth 300 taels of silver. This is too nonsense. This is not how to make money, right? Just write down the prices? In ancient times, princes were generally granted vassal status after they got married. How could anyone be granted vassal status without getting married? As a prince, if you are not married yet, you are not legally an adult and have not become the head of your own family, so how can you be granted vassal status? The princes can grant vassals with real power, and they can grant 6 or even 16 states in one letter. I don't know how many generations the throne has been passed down. It is a miracle that the world has not finished dividing them among them. The prince, who was in his 30s, was extremely panicked. He wished that the emperor would immediately pass on the throne and die. He also said, "Do I have to be the prince for another 30 years?" I think it's normal for people in their 30s and 40s to succeed to the throne I can only talk about novels written in 2016, so I can't expect too much, it's just at this level.