A Town Center from the Start
开局一座城镇中心
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 678k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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293Chapters
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13.9kFans
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Let me remind you, the bandits will collapse after at most one casualty. At most 30% of the elite officers and soldiers collapsed. The British's lobster soldiers used flintlock rifles to fight all over the world. It was common for hundreds of people to defeat thousands of soldiers with cold weapons. A few thousand people are invincible!
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The first hundred chapters of this book were quite good, showing the author's experience after several books, but it started to decline and became unreadable. 1. You're writing a system-based novel about amassed troops, but instead of actual warfare, you focus on intrigue, plots, and romance. With such a powerful system and formidable strength, why not just conquer fairly and squarely?
The first few chapters were quite to my liking, but the later chapters are a matter of personal opinion; after all, everyone has their own preferences. 😏😃🤭
Good grief, you've written about women again. I clearly wanted to read about conquering the world, but you've turned it into a harem novel. Goodbye.
Author, your cheat ability allows you to recruit people—don't you find that terrifying? And you only need 100 jin of grain to recruit a farmer; that's much cheaper than natural reproduction… Will the protagonist end up reaping all the world's food and replacing the old humans with new ones?
We've been talking about love a bit too much!
Actually, the book is not bad, but the appearances of several female characters, apart from the protagonist's aunt, the protagonist's sister, and that princess, were so awkward that I couldn't bear to read it. Author, you really don't know how to write interactions between female characters and the protagonist.
Ugh! I didn't want to read more than a few chapters. It's so padded out, there's hardly any serious plot, it's all just nonsense about women!
A word of advice: when hiring lackeys, it's best to find a group of small landowners and merchants. The powerful clans must be eliminated; they are inherently your adversaries. If you want centralized power, they will wage war against you.
There's been too much romance lately. They said they'd speed up the plot, but all we got was one battle. The rest is just trivial matters and lovey-dovey stuff. Isn't that a bit much?