Three Kingdoms: The Great Army Expansion
三国之大爆兵
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 7y ago
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Little lizard, please see the reply.
Dude, are you playing a single-player game? No book club, no official WeChat account, are you just relying on sending out individual chapters to solicit votes?
When I play Age of Empires, Red Alert... I won't send troops to attack the opponent unless I protect my own base completely.
Well, the protagonist's "mass mobilization" cheat code is most powerful because it's unlimited. Your starting point is a complete disaster. As a scion of a powerful family, if it were me, I'd rather shamelessly scrape by and get a posting to a remote area, or head north to the Central Plains, find some deserted mountains, recruit some people, and develop by fighting bandits, acquiring spoils…
In ancient warfare, as long as soldiers were not afraid to die, then the generals and strategies were of little use. In ancient times, victories against superior numbers were mostly due to soldiers falling into ambushes and their morale collapsing, or being caught off guard and losing some soldiers, causing the camp to break up.
Why does the protagonist need to fight for supremacy? Wouldn't it be more satisfying to just exploit the peasantry? If you have more peasants than native inhabitants, you could simply declare yourself emperor and no one would dare oppose you. If you're smart enough, you could plant people all over the world.
If you don't use a mass-production strategy to crush your opponent, then you've wasted your time.
Without the thrill of mass-producing troops, the rise to power is too slow, making it feel like the protagonist is constantly being suppressed. Recruiting generals is completely unnecessary. The protagonist's soldiers are so strong; I think they could just overwhelm the top generals of the Three Kingdoms with sheer numbers—less than 20,000 or 30,000.
I haven't read the book yet, but I want to say, your synopsis only mentions a population of 300 million, without mentioning any other advanced technology. I just want to ask you, even if you conquered the entire country, let alone the Jiangnan region with 300 million people, given the grain production during the Three Kingdoms period, were you planning to feed those 300 million people dirt?
The most important thing in this kind of system-driven novel is to pay attention to data and common sense. Reading the first chapter felt strange. The real reason for the size of a village isn't the number of soldiers, but how many people it can support.
I can't stand watching a mass-production strategy fail to dominate the entire game.