In the Name of Lord

A big aristocratic family did not educate their descendants well, so they killed their own descendants. What a stupid family it is, and the article says that there are very few people with magical talents. So it is normal for nobles to have Muggles, and they will abandon their clansmen because they have no talent. It is possible for a small family with limited resources, but you are a super noble, what can you do if you raise a waste?

😰Group wearing is so vicious

Supports first order. It is not necessary to order the entire copy. What I wrote before is normal. Still want to watch it.

Although hydrogen and oxygen bombs are feasible, they are difficult to preserve and prepare. According to the current theory, it is better to directly use the magic power of nitrate to make them. It is simple and easy to store, and the power is greater at the same volume.

This red envelope is so wasted. Robot-collared

Personally, I think this book can attract me to read even if I am a fan of all kinds of fantasy. Some parts are less than ideal. For example, the protagonist wants to defend Iron Clay City for his own benefit. Others don't have much concern. This city is full of refugees, criminals, and temporary guard soldiers from the south. The enemy is too strong to defeat, and he has no land, property, or anything to protect. If he surrenders and runs away, he won't suffer any loss. He can still return to the south. So why should he work for the city lord? During the funeral, he shouted, "For Iron Clay City," "Speechless," soldiers and civilians were confused, "What does it have to do with me?" The first thing the protagonist has to do is to gather people's hearts and make them willing to sacrifice their lives. And then we have to give them the confidence to win, otherwise no one will be willing to defend. It's not someone else's city. As for soldier training, I personally feel that it is a waste of resources. I thought it would be an enemy without long-range attacks, just ride a horse and throw bombs, but unfortunately not. Then why not use resources to strengthen the city wall? Make more city defenses, traps, canals, bombs, etc. Who would dare to charge the city with bombs? Landmines are laid under the city and can be thrown. Is this any different from a cannon? I'm scared to death. Idealistically, one cannon with 200 cavalry (this power,,), and there are still crowds behind them. If they are hopeless, they will be killed. And the groom who transported the king did not deal with it, did not control it, and let him go to complain,,,,, then why kill him? 😅