
Total War in the Eighteenth Century
18世纪全面战争
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- Completed
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- 1.3M Words
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- Gaming
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- 4y ago
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We can't just keep belittling the Italian army! Why can't we hire Italian mercenaries?! I suggest making the main character's head get waterlogged and get pinched once! We need to import a batch of cooks and logistics personnel from Italy! It can definitely improve the terrible food in the army! At the very least, the treatment of officers of senior rank and above must be guaranteed!
Here's my take on Greece: it's quite normal for the protagonist to wipe out the Greeks; such a country is difficult to control, and its victory gives smaller nations the illusion that the more they resist, the more autonomy they have. Furthermore, its nationalism might become rampant. The protagonist is scum; don't expect mercy from him.
The protagonist, leading a fully armed and fearless army trained by the system, can only kill 1,600 and injure 400 civilians who number 2,000 armed and 3,000 unarmed. He still insists that it is because the soldiers are the lowest-ranking and therefore have poor combat capabilities.
There are too many complaints and criticisms about society, and these are repeated, which affects the reading experience.
Every chapter or two there are long passages of complaints and criticisms about reality, and the same complaints and criticisms are often mentioned repeatedly in multiple chapters, which greatly affects the reading experience. Author, writing about a real-world topic once or twice is enough.
This kind of dark-themed book is truly rare. I'm sick of all the Mary Sue stuff. This book is refreshing. For someone who's read too many Mary Sue stories, it's a real eye-opener.
How did this book even come about? The protagonist is such a useless piece of trash, doing absolutely nothing. Without a system, isn't he just waiting to die? He doesn't pay his soldiers, and instead he imposes heavy taxes on the people under his rule?
This book is somewhat poisonous.
The combat strength in this book is extremely inconsistent, fluctuating wildly. In the beginning, 3,000 soldiers fight 5,000 (a mixed force) with 1,600 casualties. Later, 1,000 mercenaries (equivalent to a national regular army) completely defeat 2,000. Then, against Wallace (a mixed force), the ratio of soldiers is 1:3, and Wallace wins, but only 1,600 of his 3,800 soldiers remain.
Finally, someone's writing Total War again, and it's still about Total War. Great job, author! Keep it up!
Sure, sure, we've made an initial investment plus additional investments.
I'm waiting for the day I'm crowned emperor. This book is truly amazing. There aren't many people advocating for a restoration of the monarchy anymore. A few years ago, there were tons of books about being an emperor, but now the history section is full of talk about revolution, freedom, equality, and everyone being a dragon. Being a president is nowhere near as enjoyable as being an emperor. Why make yourself uncomfortable?