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Don't say anything, just put your hands on your hips.

Personally, I think the technology used during Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was not very reliable, as iron tools were not widely popularized at that time. Therefore, Thermal Weapons is unreliable. Although it is a novel, I hope it is more reliable. There are really no good historical novels to read now. As for weapons, I think we can develop cold weapons, such as Mo Dao. Although it may not seem feasible now, it was still very advanced at the time. There are also heavy cavalry. Once we can get the bloody BMW from Dawan, I feel there is still hope. The Han Dynasty can definitely export old weapons in exchange for BMWs. Then equip yourself with new weapons. (The kind that the protagonist does) You salt, no matter how good your business is, once Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty attacks the Xiongnu, the national economy will be destroyed, and salt will not be able to get a piece of the pie from the protagonist. As for the soap, I'm afraid it won't be sold (only nobles can buy it). Apart from drugs, the most profitable trade is the arms dealers, who are very powerful. So I hope the author can consider my suggestion. In this way, sweat-blooded horses can be introduced into the Han Dynasty naturally. Even if they cannot be introduced, they can be bred. Forming an interest alliance with Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty through arms, the temptation of arms to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty was greater than soap and the like. Moreover, it is very unlikely that Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty would be able to eat something like armaments alone, because no one knows whether the protagonist has a more powerful weapon in his mind, so as long as the protagonist does not do it, he is guaranteed to succeed. So be it.

The protagonist is less than one year old, and at the first-year banquet, he gives an idea to manage the refugees! This is not a prodigy, this is a monster. Aren't you afraid of something happening? I can't stand it anymore! You can't write it bigger! It's okay to act like a child prodigy, but don't be too fake. Giving others ideas at one year old, my God!

This is really not a case of enemies not getting together. The champion shot Li Gan to death, and the Li family conspired to kill the champion Aihou (´ﾟωﾟ｀)

Tested the poison and read a few chapters. The first poisonous point, if you can resist it, continue reading. The protagonist can talk and walk at one year old, which is okay. It's disgusting. No one taught the protagonist arithmetic, so the protagonist just let a chicken and a rabbit live in the same cage. Then a group of people said that the protagonist was a prodigy. Note, the protagonist is one year old now. 🙂

Wow, two chapters updated today and 6,000 words!

There's going to be a war soon. If we don't invent some weapons and equipment, what's the point of making soap? Then there was a war, and it was thousands versus hundreds of thousands, oh haha, the protagonist was incredibly powerful. Don't you feel embarrassed? The equipment is still the same, but after changing the protagonist, it becomes so awesome.

I'm curious about one thing: Where did the Taoist priests come from when it came to Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty? Zhang Daoling, the founder of Taoism, was not even born at that time. Laozi's Taoism was about the knowledge of governing the country and not pretending to be a ghost.

I specially read the latest chapter. What is Feihou Zhiyonghou?

Collection support, hope to return to visit collection, thank you!

Also, can the protagonist stop being so witty? It would be bad if he is too smart. I feel that the protagonist can go to the Yulin Guard with Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and then inadvertently make some suggestions through Tongyan. For example, if the protagonist sees that the hooves of the war horses are very worn, he can sympathize with the war horses and ask Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty to put shoes on them, thus completing the sublimation of weapons and equipment in an inadvertent way. Then the protagonist can successfully blend into the army. This is also a suggestion from me.

Updates are too slow, which is not conducive to the popularity of new books.

The writing is good, but it's a pity. The author can promote it in the Qidian History Circle. In Tieba, the Huo Qubing Circle in the Han Wu Circle seems to have banned novels. The novels in the Gillian Circle have a huge fan base, but they are a bit irrelevant. Wei Hou can do that.

I feel like the protagonist can go hang out with the Habayashi Guards. You can't invent a weapon every time you slap your forehead. One or two are fine, but doing this every time feels a bit poisonous. Moreover, inventing weapons does not necessarily have to go through the hands of the protagonist. It can give Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty or craftsmen some inspiration. Originally, things like horseshoes and stirrups had no technical content, but no one noticed it. This seems reasonable and reasonable. When portraying the protagonist, he must be in the category of "human" rather than "god". The reason why those novels are so poisonous is because the protagonists in their novels become gods instead of humans. It's like a tiger's body that shakes and throws from all directions. This is God, not a human being. You don't need to deliberately highlight the protagonist's brilliance. If it's too arrogant, it will appear distorted. Let me remind you of this first, so as not to irritate your eyes later.