Thieves of the Fortress Rule the World

The author has nothing to do with changing his name. The Lord of the World at the end of the Ming Dynasty is very good-looking. He led the empire and became an emperor and eunuch. I thought you would stop writing. I just learned that the old cat has been replaced by Sir Mao Mao.

There is a book club for this book! In Chapter 210 of this book!

What about Chapter Thirteen? Why is Chapter Thirteen missing? Even if the original chapter content is not suitable and has been deleted, you can rewrite it and add it to connect the plot.

You dare to enter the city with only 3,000 people? Why didn't Kangxi get rid of Obai? Do you want to be Cao Cao and not even take charge of city defense and palace confinement?

Recently, some book friends have questioned that Datong is far away from Shanxi and Liaoyang. Regarding this point, Laomao explains: It's not that Laomao's geographical knowledge is completely messed up. He still has a basic idea of location and orientation. Just a quick glance. The real reason has been explained in the book. This is not the Ming Dynasty in history, and the world is not that world. Many geographical terms are just borrowed. Do not compare them with the actual location, otherwise you will be very awkward. You can understand that this story is purely fictitious, and any similarities are purely borrowed. Just like that, if anyone bothers with this issue in the future, there will be no explanation.

Let's just say I can't stand it anymore! If you want to write about Ming Dynasty, just write directly! Any questions? When you write about another world, you have to follow the Ming Dynasty. It was so embarrassing to say goodbye just like that!

I haven't read the articles from a few years ago, and I don't need to read the ones that came later. The biggest poisonous point: summoning on the spot, divine soldiers descending from the sky. Also look at a hammer.

Chinese: I'll make the soy sauce. English: it's none of my business. I come to buy some sauce. German: ich bezogen, was ich kam zu einer soja-so? E. French: je lis ce qui, j'en suis arrival une sauce de soja. Dutch: ik gerelateerd wat, kwam ik tot een sojasaus. Russian: я,касающихся того, что я пришел к соевым соусом. Spanish: relacionados con lo que yo, me vino a un salsa de soja. Italian: i relativi cosa, sono venuto a una salsa di soia. Japanese: privy relationship したどのような, privy relationship. Greek: i σχετικ? ? τι ? ρθα σε μια σ? λτσα σ? για?.

It's awesome to be able to give birth to the 27th emperor in more than two hundred years. The 27th generation and the 27th are two different concepts.

Now I have seen more than eighty chapters, the protagonist has invaded Liaoyang City. Not to mention that the protagonist ordered all the boar-skinned Tartars to be killed and beheaded. When facing the people of the city, is there any need to talk about trusting people? Since the protagonist clearly knows that increasing the population under his control can quickly increase his own strength, and the protagonist is already exposed to other forces and bear the brunt of it, why are he still pretending to be benevolent? Liaoyang City was occupied by the Boar Skin slaves. Did the people resist? Ridiculous, only over 5,000 people transferred with you in the end! Isn't this the protagonist's conniving and siding with the enemy? Since we do not have the strength to completely occupy the city now, it is best to fortify the walls and clear the country, destroy Liaoyang City, the bridgehead for the Tatar advance, plunder the population, seal up the wells, and leave not a person, a grain of food, or a water source to the Tatars. This is a good strategy! All in all, it's not a pleasant thing to watch. It's quite awkward. Those rubbish from wild boar skins that eat hair and drink blood are cruel to you, but you can't repay blood with blood. You are even more cruel than them. A woman's kindness is not burning at all! Forget it, let's read more cool articles like History Crusher.