Rising to Power at the End of the Yuan

There was a revolution at that time, so it felt awkward to add too many modern things. Anyway, I don't like to add too many modern things.

To be honest, at the end of the Yuan Dynasty, no one was more powerful than Lao Zhu. There is no one with a lower starting point than Lao Zhu.

Why should I be given half a year's military pay? You can let soldiers choose fields that are equal to or higher than half a year's military pay. There are so many fields in large households, it costs no money, and it can reduce the financial pressure on the protagonist~!

I want to know whether it was necessary for the ancient army to do push-ups and sit-ups? I personally think that you can stand in the military posture and turn left and right. You can run five kilometers every day or run with weights. After that, you can practice simple moves such as basic martial arts skills such as weapons. Like push-ups and sit-ups?

After reading the prologue, I couldn't help but say, hundreds of thousands of "loyal" people committed suicide in the sea battle at Yashan? What about the liar? Why did you go there with this kind of atmosphere? The number Tamas in Chinese history books was simply written using imagination. I still believe that if you are blocked by an army of tens of thousands of yuan, you will die in battle, starve to death, or run away.

This is the first time I have read a book by Yuan Mo. When I clicked on it, I felt that there were quite few chapters. Have you read any of Yuan Mo's books? If so, would you recommend it? If you have more than 1,000 chapters, I would like to thank you!

Sorry, I was defeated when I saw the pinyin. Do you feel the same way?

Well, I have something to tell you. Recently, I have discovered that some people always say that the author always promotes those officials of the Yuan Dynasty in his books, describing how loyal they are and how unafraid of death. But, what I want to say is, people are like that! It's so pitiful that I never had any intention of beautifying these people. Just because that's what they were like historically. This book is not an anti-Tatar drama, nor is it an upgraded novel that pretends to be a slap in the face. The author has no great ambition to restore history to its original form. The author just takes the events that happened in history, undergoes some artistic processing, and then writes them into his own novels, that's all. This book is nothing more than the author's own opinion, purely personal. If you don't like it, then don't watch it! The author never forces anything. Thinking of such things is originally what everyone wants. If anyone likes it, then I am very grateful for your support; if there is criticism, I am also willing to accept it humbly. But don't curse. Thank you all. Sincerely, Xiumu Qiankun

I originally wanted to watch it, but when I saw that string of pinyin, I was told to quit on the spot.

I just watched it and it seems okay. Author, can you lift something weighing 100 kilograms and take ten steps to see it? I can't do it anyway.