Total War in Another World

There are many novels in which the protagonist brings a system and can recruit system soldiers, but they all have one problem. It means recruiting system soldiers~ while accepting and integrating the aboriginal people~ Oudian and I can't figure it out~ system soldiers are loyal and reliable~ brave in combat~ It can be said that they are the protagonist's support in this world. But why does the protagonist want to die because he has good system soldiers and doesn't use them? Do you have to recruit those alien natives who have selfish motives, selfish desires, and their own thoughts and ideas who can betray you and sell you out at any time? ? Can anyone who has read it tell me whether the protagonist in this book recruits Aboriginal people? Appoint them as your subordinates? If so I wouldn't waste my time. . 😅

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The protagonist finally unifies the continent. One day a fleet arrives, the French tricolor flag flutters, and the protagonist kneels before Napoleon.

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The biggest flaw of this book is that the armor is made of paper. Anyway, I feel that the way of death in this war drama is the same as if you don't wear armor 😒😒😒. Let me give you an example. When an arrow hits a person, Roman ring armor can be bounced away, unless you use a crossbow, unless you are unlucky enough to shoot into the gap. . . . He also pierced his chest and stomach, and all the archers from the other world used their bows and arrows as crossbows. . . Also, unless the barbarians use blunt weapons, how can they destroy Jia's army so quickly? It's useless to have more people. The casualty ratio is at least one to six. . Although this is the author's debut novel, the writing is good and you can still read it despite this.

Although this book is about a game system, we can completely remove this system when reading the book. Rome slowly rose from a small island and fought wars with many empires, from Gaul in the northwest, to Germania in the north, to Carthage in North Africa, to Greece, to Macedonia, and even all the way to Egypt. The history of the rise of Rome is a history of war. At the same time, in the entire history of Europe, from the beginning of the century to the fall of the Eastern Roman Empire, Rome is almost a history of Europe. Contains religion, politics, and law. What we read is actually not a novel, but history. Speaking of history, I think of our country's long history and culture, as well as cultural classics, and then I think of "Journey to the West", one of the four famous classics. When I think of Journey to the West, I think of the Sino-US co-production in the second half of this year...

It's awesome that there can be settings like Rome in another world. I don't know who I learned it from.

Haven't read the book? I just read the introduction and wanted to ask, if I have achieved dominance, then why should I go back?

There are 800,000 words. Why are there so few posts? What's going on? I haven't read it yet. Do you want to read it again? 😅😅

Is the author an aunt? . . .