Online Game: Nation-Building Lords

It's so funny that the author even wrote a separate chapter to explain what balance is 😅 If you keep balancing like this, what else do you want the protagonist to do? The rewards for the first place in the protagonist's national war are no different from those for the second and third places. Damn it, the rewards for the ninth and tenth places are all comparable to the protagonist, except that the protagonists are all Europeans? The protagonist recruited Wei Qing three times, good guy, Huo An and Huo Qubing. The protagonist, Guo Zhan, worked hard and recruited Yuchi Gong, but in the end, Qin Qiong directly added Cheng Yaojin. What are these operations? Do you have to balance it out to make it longer? The Jingkang disaster directly increased the Jin army's combat power by 100%? ? ? Otherwise, let the Jin Army win directly, so don't waste your efforts. There is also India. During the Western Han Dynasty, the Han Dynasty had a population of 60 million+ and India had a population of 34 million+. Presumably, at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the population should be about the same. Good guy, after the national war, 1.3 Million+ people came to India. I was immediately confused? Is India a bunch of pigs? One litter a year, six cubs per litter? Also, Mu Guiying's force is 97? Golden Sword Yang Ye, Yang Wudi is only 95? What operation? Xue Rengui is 97, Zhao Yun is 97, and Li Guang is 95. The three of them can barely fight Lu Bu. At the back, Xue Rengui is 99. After one hundred rounds, Zhang Fei gives in? ? ? Is Lu Bu not worthy of 99 combat power? Or did Zhang Fei have a bad stomach? ? Dian Wei grabbed Yang Yanzhao with 95 combat power like a chicken? ? ? Zhang Liao is also a first-rate military general. Although he is mainly the commander-in-chief, he will not be intimidated by Xu Chu's two moves. The most outrageous thing is that everyone is a cold weapon. You fucking the United States just use matchlocks? ? ? Do you want me to give you a Gatling? ? Does the United States have a der history? Where do their heroes come from? Recruiting a Washington? Is it better to directly recruit special forces for special forces? Obai has come out, so the age of heroes should include the Qing Dynasty. Brother, the flintlock was invented in 1610. Do you want to just send a Spanish square? Just outrageous.

This book should be regarded as a masterpiece in the same genre I have read a lot of this type of writing, but there are only a few that are good and a lot of them are poisonous. Either the villains are brainless or the emotional lines are poisonous. Those good-looking ones can only be said to be taller among the short ones (maybe I haven't read it yet, welcome to recommend) The author of this book doesn't seem to be a novice. The number of chapters is not very large yet, and there is nothing serious about it. If possible, can you write some daily life in the plot, not too many, just a few chapters in hundreds of chapters (if you are not good at it, don't write it, I don't want to be a sinner hahaha)

After reading a little bit, the author can't talk about the harem. I want to say that it would be weird if the protagonist of this kind of novel about hegemony forcibly gets a monogamous wife. Like the early Three Kingdoms Call of the Heroes, I think it is normal for the protagonist to have many historical beauties.

This book is very well written, please vote for it.

Damn it, here's a map for accurate comparison.

After reading more than 400 chapters, I really want to say something. I don't know if the author prefers Bai Qi or something. The number one among the four famous generals of the Warring States Period is always Wang Jian. The father and son have an unparalleled record of destroying the Six Kingdoms. In addition, Wang Jian, Bai Qi, Lian Po, and Li Mu are not the strongest generals in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. The top three are always Sun Wu, Wu Qi, and Le Yi. These three He is a true representative figure of the military strategist, and both Sun Wu and Wu Qi can be called sons. Bai Qi was not ranked high among the Ten Philosophers of the Martial Temple at first, and in the end he was not even among the Ten Philosophers. He was not as good as Li Mu. Good guy, the author elevated him to the Bai Han Li Yue written by some online historians. To put it bluntly, is Bai Qi worthy? In addition, those who have been ranked first in the past three thousand years (nationwide, including ethnic minority governments) should be Sun Wu, Wu Qi, Wang Jian and his son, Xiang Yu, Han Xin, Wei Qing, Huo Qubing, Ban Chao, Xie Xuan, Wei Rui, Li Jing, Wang Xuance, Guo Ziyi, Yelu Xiu Ge, Di Qing , Yue Fei, Wanyan Zongbi, Kublai Khan, Xu Da, Chang Yuchun, there are more in the second bracket, of course there is one person in the only bracket, Jiang Shang, this is a god, we can't comment on the first bracket I ranked. If you are not convinced, go to Baidu to look at the records of these people, and see who you are looking for is better than these people.

Good guy, this is one of the few remaining online games on the list, and I couldn't even last six chapters.

1. Didn't the protagonist attack first in the civil war? Why was there no preparation at all and no troops were mobilized before the war? A large number of troops are in the hinterland, there are insufficient troops in Youzhou, there are soldiers and generals in southern and northern deserts, and they are stretched everywhere. Is this an initiative to start a war? It's not that bad to be attacked by someone. 2. Why is the strategy not first east and then west? Now the protagonist is desperately heading west to fight against the Jiancheng Pass. The chrysanthemum behind him is exposed by Mingguan and he continues to fight westward. Why not let Wu Qi defend the Central Plains, just like Zhang Liao's cavalry to defend Hefei, and the protagonist concentrates the main cavalry to clear the rear of Liaodong first? Luoyang, Guanzhong, and Chang'an fought slowly, but the cavalry battle in the Northeast was faster. They took advantage of hundreds of thousands of prairie cavalry and didn't have to play with others to attack the enemy. Where's their brains? 3. To be honest, the protagonist attacks Liaodong first and no one can help Mingguan. Tongque cannot help (naval blockade) and Lao Qin cannot help (grassland blockade), but the protagonist insists on fighting on two fronts and exposes the chrysanthemum to Mingguan. You see, in the future, the protagonist will finally gain the upper hand. Tongque will definitely join the battlefield and let the protagonist fight on three fronts. 4. In the past, the author emphasized that having more soldiers leads to victory (for example, Arslan, who had many soldiers but few soldiers, was violently beaten by Yelu Dashi of the same level; for example, a group of famous generals in the Western Region Protectorate were suppressed by Subotai). Now the protagonist has more soldiers and is suppressed by good generals (Li Mu of Monan was suppressed by the Jurchens). 5. The protagonist is basically Han Chinese in the Central Plains, and the Mongolian Huns have been taken over by the grasslands. They are all local aboriginal people + strengthened by the coming of the national war; the population of Mingguan is Han people in the two counties of Liaodong and Western Liaoning. The aboriginal Wuhuan and Goryeo are not reused. The Jurchens all came in the later period. The only aboriginal + Xianbei who came is still very ambitious. So no matter how you look at the military strength, the protagonist should crush Mingguan. After all, how many soldiers and horses can the Northeast raise? How many soldiers and horses can the Central Plains + Grassland raise? But the strength advantage is completely invisible. 6. On the battlefield in Youzhou, the superiority of the city was easily broken through by the cavalry, and they had to fight in the field with infantry and cavalry, but were suppressed by the troops; on the grassland battlefield, there were many superior troops, all of which were cavalry, but they were suppressed by a small group of elites... You have no advantage and always use your own shortcomings against others' strengths? 7. Mingguan only has a few people and a few soldiers. Even if the protagonist does not go in person, Li Mu + Cao Cao + Wei Qing + Yue Fei, coupled with hundreds of thousands of prairie cavalry and their respective elite legions. Do you think it's because of poor military strength, poor elites, or poor generals? They had to be divided into separate parts, and several small battlefields were suppressed. The author is quite good, and the hodgepodge of ancient and modern Chinese and foreign novels is very interesting. However, the shortcomings are also obvious, including many bugs, poor strategy, and lack of formal deduction capabilities. Finally ps, I am fully booked and qualified to speak.

The most poisonous point of this book is that in every national war, if you win first place, the total quality and quantity of military commanders is greater than that of other princes combined, and there are more special talents, accounting for half of the geographical area and population, as well as allies, plus the benefits given by plug-ins. It is so much that it is difficult to defeat both princes. What is even more frightening is that the northern princes, Liaodong, and the protagonist of the rebel stick area are all beaten to death. I just want to ask what is the logic of this?

It puts too much pressure on the protagonist. While writing about how awesome and powerful the protagonist's subordinates are, the result is that every time he fights with the surrounding lords, he becomes so anxious that he can't tell how powerful he is at all. Every time you think about getting the opponent's military commander to surrender to you, you don't think about how much harm the opponent has caused you. Especially when Le Yi suffered such heavy losses and wanted to surrender, what would his subordinates think? So many people died, but then the other commander turned around and became one of his own, and still leads you. What would you think if it were you?