Total War: The Rise of a Warlord

Hey, I was suppressed by a woman's IQ again, so why don't I kill for the sake of my conscience? Hey, you say it's a coincidence, but the people who stayed from the beginning and didn't kill are all good-looking women. You can guess the ending after seeing the beginning, you say 6 or not 6

Not building troops must have persuaded a lot of people to retreat. Everyone didn't understand. Why should someone who can be promoted be involved in intrigues, do things cautiously, and be forced to run away by several families? The plot at the beginning is still reasonable. Because of the lack of reputation, it is normal to endure it for a while, but it is difficult to understand later. If you can recruit hundreds of gladiators and a Galen, why can't you recruit a team of regular soldiers? Is it a pig's trotter IQ problem, or is the system defective? Or you can change the title of the book and write about this unreliable system under the banner of Total War. It's uncomfortable to read!

There should be some new arms, at least tell us which one the protagonist wants.

The pig's foot ran away with the gold coins, and its early weaknesses were normal. But in that small port city there were only 3,000 inhabitants. The pig's feet summon soldiers, keep attacking and hide in the dark, and then go and fight with them when they are full. Spend a wave. Leave a mark after killing everyone. Not only can you grab money, but you can also gain a reputation. A small coastal port seems to have little potential. He is also slowly plotting and supporting spokespersons to make people laugh.

A one-star affairs officer gladiator costs 500 gold, and 500,000 is 1,000. Can't a thousand elites who are brave and fearless of death be equal to the top ten families? Even if you can't push ten equally, is there any problem with pushing one? After destroying a family, you can use war to support and plunder gold coins and then recruit them. Your army can be given money, and the equipment can be upgraded by looting. Other people's armies need to be trained and paid for. Even if the upper limit is two hundred a day, can't you just find a place to live there for five days? Not to mention the prestige gained from winning the battle. This is not a small matter for a little relief, but a major event involving the change of ownership of the whole city. Why do you have to earn tens of thousands, right? If a gladiator has 5 points of reputation, then you can recruit a large group. Besides, if the gladiator dies and the reputation is returned, you can continue to compete with the opponent. What the opponent consumes is human life, and what you consume is the reusable daily population limit. Isn't this enough to kill the opponent? Not to mention the identity of the heir to the earl, and the restoration of the family. Glory, what a great name, fame, righteousness, and strength. Even if you are afraid that your enemies will come to you, you can beat the top ten and let them come to the front to play Perry's role and hide behind the scenes. What's more, Emperor Shan Gao is far away from his enemies and away from him... Why are you still lying in the gutter like a rat running around the world?

Many of the author's character traits that he thinks are interesting are just brain-tickling.

I quite like the current character of the protagonist, and it suits my taste, but I suggest that the author strengthen the presence of the system. After all, the people attracted by the title of your book are those who like to play Total War, and what they want to see is nothing more than the confrontation between the Total War arms and the indigenous army 🙂

Ahhhhhh, this kind of book is finally not a Master, Master, I woke up~ routine (ノ=Д=)ノ┻━┻

Please change the title of the book. This book has nothing to do with Total War. Maybe it would be better to change it to something else.

I didn't see that there was a full battle there... Gladiators, assassins and other affairs officers were as dead as cutting leeks... They recruited Spanish galleons and saw the power of muskets. They were still being chased and still refused to recruit a group of soldiers... I don't understand the logic of this.