Total War in Another World

I think transformation is very good. It is really outrageous to transform a living person out of thin air. If the situation is broken, you can consider recruiting some poorly trained militiamen, such as noble servants, etc. Once you gain experience, you can switch to a regular soldier.

Is it better to recruit soldiers or transform into living people? The current method of recruiting soldiers is no different from mind control. Why don't you change Goldfinger to Red Alert: Yuri's Revenge?

Forget it, I didn't want to say anything more, but I'll explain it anyway. The reason why system soldiers are summoned by converting (or assimilating) indigenous people is mainly because censuses have appeared in modern times, and the flow of information between countries is not as developed as in ancient times. It is very easy for countries to investigate you, a small noble. According to a sentence in the book review, if you are discovered by various countries, you will summon elite soldiers out of thin air. Do you think the protagonist has a way to survive? He will definitely be killed immediately. No one will allow this unnatural factor of the protagonist to exist. It is impossible for a large-scale army to be summoned out of thin air, so I only set the artillery to be summoned together with the artillery. Even if a few people cannot find out their origins, they will not think that it was summoned out of thin air by the protagonist. And the protagonist I want to write about is never the invincible existence of Long Aotian. Book friends who have read many of my books should know this. The most indispensable thing in my books is the tragic defeat of the protagonist. So if the protagonist is discovered when he is weak in the early stage, he will definitely die, but if he becomes stronger in the later stage, he will still have the capital to resist even if he is discovered. The question is, do you want to see the protagonist be invincible from the beginning? Isn't it possible that when reading the book of war, you don't want to see how the protagonist transforms from weak to strong? That's all I have to say, I will add more if there is anything later. I have explained so much, if there are still people who are still grasping at conversion to gain a sense of presence, then don't blame me for what I said.

Running for president in a normal way will probably lead to political struggles later on, which is quite boring! And I really don't understand the point of the protagonist running for president? ? Could it be that when the protagonist becomes president, those nobles can relinquish their military power? ? Can capitalists pay for the protagonist's future war expenses? ? ? Can everyone in the Santos Party support the protagonist except the person who is controlled by the protagonist? ? ? The latest chapter also said that the Fourth Army will be disbanded as president? ? Doesn't the protagonist know that power comes from the barrel of a gun? ? ? The foundation for settling down and establishing a life must be dismantled... Obviously there is a golden finger, but is it not good to slowly build up technology by guarding a three-quarter acre of land? ? ? The author also said that the protagonist will inevitably fail miserably... Okay, I'll give you an initial subscription. Goodbye...

The author's writing is very good, but it's a pity that Goldfinger is hard to read. It costs money to convert soldiers, and then there are maintenance fees. Isn't that the same as military pay? And you can't survive without maintenance fees. A normal army might be able to support it even if it owes one month's pay. In other words, your golden finger is worse than having no golden finger at all. The only function is to ensure that the soldiers are absolutely loyal when the money is received every month, and they will die if the money is not received. This masochistic setting is awesome. Come on

The author himself said it, the protagonist has no shortage of misfortunes, awesome ones

I thought it was a good book, but this setting is toxic. I have to wait for you to switch? The All-War Party was defeated

Still not. Total War in the 18th Century looks good, but lacks a bit of flavor.

Line infantry, advance

The protagonist is not brilliant at all. Be dominated by the general trend and go with the flow. Rather than the person who dominates the situation.