City-States Struggle for Hegemony: the Foolish King

I hope the author will not give up. I have encountered many books that were weak in the early stage and became popular in the later stage. As long as you can persevere.

Your book should follow the backstabbing style of losing money and becoming a rich man, but there are a few fatal points that will easily make people abandon the book. That Mr. Pei who lost money and became the richest man, no matter what he did, he always made himself lose money and let others make money. And everyone who followed him around him made money. Even if he failed one day, the people around him would just pat their butts and go work elsewhere. He didn't owe anyone anything. So people who read are relaxed and happy, without any burden in their hearts. But your book is about a king, a ruler. If you fail, the people will be in dire straits. This will only make your protagonist look very selfish. Unless the enemy you face is a tolerant and unified empire. For countries like the Han Dynasty and the Tang Dynasty, it makes sense why you don't want to block the car with your hands. And if your country is destroyed or annexed, the national life will be better, so it seems logical. So the protagonist even wants to surrender directly in the early stage. It's just that the people of the city-state have a sense of belonging to their city-state and are unwilling to surrender, forcing it to continue to grow. The protagonist is also constantly infected and changed in this process, until one day, he finds that the enemy he faces has evolved into a situation like the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Han Dynasty, the end of the Tang Dynasty and the Five Dynasties. But my country has become the most prosperous in the world. He should be the emperor who has all the nations coming to rule the world. All people can live happier only under his rule. In this way, the protagonist and main line of the entire story will appear extremely smooth. Rather than the opponent being a cruel country, once they attack, they will demote everyone in the city-state into slaves and kill the king!

The data is too exaggerated. There are millions of troops and tens of millions of troops at every turn, and a city has hundreds of millions of people? Our country has a population of over one billion and only one million troops. There is still a long way to go. It is only 8,000 kilometers away. The Yangtze River is only 6,000 kilometers away. What grade is the author in?

Why don't you work hard when you are already so tired? You are always sluggish and underdeveloped. It's okay to read it for a while. Read a few more chapters. My eyes are tired.

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By the way, have you ever thought about how you will live after your dismissal, or whether you will be sharked?

Although the subject matter is bad! But I still finished reading the update! To tell the truth, emperors don't get married?

I liked it quite a bit when I saw it from the front, but it gets more and more shabby as I go to the back.

This kind of routine about the richest man in Xihong City is so common that it makes people sick. Basically, there is no well-written one. I was wondering, wouldn't it be a good idea to write a book about the Eight Classics?

The book is very good, I am following it, and suddenly I found that there are very few recommendation votes -_-||I will remember to leave the votes to you later

Is there a map? Never played city-state hegemony before