The Age of All Generals

Too many bugs, here's what I saw. First, a general may not always be by your side in battle. How do you inject military generals into him? Second, there is a time limit for military commanders and a physical limit for military commanders (the physical strength of the military commander host). The battle is not like a TV series that ends in one go. When the generals charge, you can't keep up. You can guarantee that the fight will be completed within your time limit. Or maybe he was hacked to death before the time was up due to lack of physical strength. Third, if you set a grade for your universal remedial fragment, it can only be used for this grade. Then you can't have a large number of legendary grade fragments. With 250,000 pieces each, you can only divide the fragments and add time. Fourth, it is not stated whether your points require your personal command. For this big plot, you can only command one troop at most (not too many troops). Your generals are useless in this kind of battle, but your counselors can. You'd better be able to use your own generals, otherwise your Uncle Li will be a strange man. If you alternate between generals and counselors, everyone will think there is something wrong with you. Readers of war books will not care about human rights. It is best for military commanders to be integrated with the host or just an inheritance. If you want to limit the system, strengthen the world. Don't limit the protagonist casually. Think about a big country that has been at war for many years without some famous generals. The population and social atmosphere indicate that it is an era where talents are emerging in large numbers.

A good book. The author has good writing style and clear thinking. It is worth reading.

No matter who it is or what the reason is, destroying someone's future is like killing one's parents. Do you all feel the same way?

I would like to make a suggestion. The golden finger of the protagonist is designated for possession, but the physical quality of the person possessed should be added each time. Otherwise, when the time is up every time, the possessed person will still be weak. How to handle the plot when encountering danger, otherwise it will be too useless.

I was persuaded to quit by this Hua Lao... I don't quite understand the author's thinking. If a country selects talents in such a perfunctory way, it should not last long, and how can it be possible that if you fail the first time, you will not be allowed to continue the exam. If you can just say that you refuse to take the exam, what is the 10-second reply strategy? ? This plot includes the protagonist and the touching awkward chat. Sorry to the author, I feel that what most people are going to read are cool articles. You will suppress them at one moment and then whitewash them. I can't accept it...

Don't fall into the trap. First, the protagonist doesn't strive for hegemony. Second, the protagonist is a weak chicken. Third, the protagonist is a licker. Fourth, the opponent is mentally retarded. Fifth, Golden Finger is not good. I don't know more. I didn't read it.

①How to say, the overall setting is good. It's just that I've lowered my IQ forcibly, and I feel like I've become a different person, becoming really awesome. After it was over, nothing happened. It was all a trivial matter. Don't you think it's a ghost? Not afraid either. ② Mainly because I feel so frustrated. Why don't you spend half an hour to fight? Forcibly reducing the power of the protagonist's golden finger, even if the powerful generals are directly summoned to exist permanently, will it be possible to directly defeat the empire? Can the empire defend the empire without a large number of powerful generals? Especially this kind of empire that focuses on military power. Not to mention half-assed existence. ③In an empire that focuses on training in the military field, no matter what status, other than the emperor, other people directly change the rules during the test? Can such a country still "cultivate" talents? I'm afraid if they are all cultivated by other countries and go to other countries, they will perish within a year. To use an analogy, it is like writing about a young master or a prince who is not in power in the past. Could it be possible that even a servant can humiliate the young master or prince? Then the country or the family will lose face, and it can still exist. ④ After reading more than 30 chapters, it was because of Goldfinger and the overall world structure that attracted me. As a result, the writing in the early stage had no gravity, and no matter how good the writing in the later stage was, I couldn't stand it. Goodbye, for me it's a pity for such a book with a good setting, but for other people it may be a different story

There are so many bad points in the writing, and there are also big problems with the setting. Many readers have given feedback. The author just pretends that he didn't see it and continues to write happily. No wonder the grades are poor. Just be happy 🙂🙂

The author who writes a book on this subject is seeking death. There are others who write about hegemony, but you focus on war strategy. Apart from forcibly making friendly forces and enemies smarter, how else can you show that your strategy is awesome? Even if you can really write a few awesome strategic battles, a book with millions of words would need dozens or hundreds of classic strategies to support it. Is this possible? And in fact, what I have seen so far is to forcibly incapacitate friendly forces and enemies. According to the background of this book, the four kingdoms are fighting in a melee, and the generals and counselors are bright and resourceful. As a result, in every battle, the attackers concentrate their forces on the strongest and most important city, and the defenders mobilize all the troops from the surrounding cities to defend the city. This is just childish play.

It was said in the front that the general's soul does not affect the host, but later it was written that the general's soul is intelligent. In an epic, the monarch arrogantly only placed the protagonist in an equal position. When the legend came out, he couldn't suppress the protagonist to death? Have you paid IQ tax?