
Three Kingdoms: 100,000 Iron Eagle Ruins Signed at the Beginning
三国:开局签到十万铁鹰锐士
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- Completed
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- 655k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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I have actually read more than 100 chapters, and I really can't stand it. The male protagonist is such a stud. There was a festival at the beginning. I promised that there would be ten, but later I would accept each one, and I didn't spend it.
With this IQ, wouldn't it take resources for a hundred thousand people to eat and drink? Elite troops need to be well fed to be effective. How can they afford to feed them? At least there must be high-yielding food.
The protagonist is invincible at the beginning. Dong Zhuo didn't even have 100,000 soldiers before entering Luoyang.
How much did the author pay?
I just came in to see the book friends vomiting fragrance 🙂🙂
Are you crazy about being poor? Are you charged for Chapter 20?
Recommendation for a complete book with 660,000 words, awesome
A glance at the thimble identified it as a studio article.
You have Xiang Yu's strength and almost a thousand troops and Qin Qiong, but you can't defeat ten thousand people. Are you kidding me?
One hundred thousand iron eagle warriors in the city start delivering food.
Damn it, what happened to those 100,000 people? You are liberated at the beginning, but you can't form your own team, so why do you have to be someone else's subordinate? There is no food and grass for you to rob. How many people are you as talented as you are out of 100,000 people? Why don't you just take it over and keep being someone else's subordinate? It's really drunk. You, a time traveler, have a system and you have to be someone else's subordinate.
Start with 100,000 Iron Eagle Warriors? Encountered an era nearly 400 years later? Do you believe that one hundred thousand iron eagle warriors will be hung up and beaten by the late Han army with horse stirrups and iron weapons, unless your one hundred thousand people are abnormal humans from another world?
... And he even wore it out
As soon as I saw one hundred thousand warriors, I felt something was wrong. People eat horses' chews, so how can we get food and salary resources?
Productivity is also different in different eras. In the 400 Han Dynasty, weapons were innovative. If you don't look at historical development, it is inappropriate to write it like this. I suggest you use the army of the Song Dynasty, Tang Dynasty, or the Five Dynasties. This is the advantage.
If nothing else, I was persuaded to leave after seeing that the system could still reply.
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Bad review, your writing is like a retard
There are less than 300 chapters, can I read it?
What the hell are you writing? It started to fall apart in the second chapter.
There is no need to fight directly. The elite troops of the Lao Qin people, the largest force, have 100,000 weapons.