The Winds of War

This plot development is really inexplicable. With only a few soldiers in hand, you dare to attack a big city ruled by a witch. The protagonist doesn't even have much information about the witch, right? Where does the confidence come from to be able to control the situation? Could it be that this system can input cheating instructions?

I'm a bit confused after seeing that the protagonist has developed an army of more than 10,000 people and so many 3.4-Level soldiers, but they can't defeat the magic dragon. The protagonist also acts as a grandson and asks others to help defeat the magic dragon. Then I don't understand why the protagonist wants to develop his power. And the protagonist's goal from the beginning is to become a god. Then why do he become a grandson for others and ask for help for some territory?

Hello everyone. I am a salted fish. I'm very pink now😜😜😜😜

Came to ride and slash, but the content is yes and no. The protagonist has no strength. He has taken in more than 20 militiamen, adding up to more than 30 people, and causes trouble everywhere. The protagonist only needs to unlock the blood hanger, and these subordinates can also open it. The Harpy in Chapter 50 was forcibly opened by the author to reduce the intelligence and weaken the aura, and a city There are tens of thousands of slaves and thousands of subordinates, but he has to lead twenty or so people to attack the protagonist. It doesn't matter if the magic is really strong. Even the militiamen under the protagonist can't be killed. He dares to charge with just a few spears. It's good at first. How good are you in farming and upgrading? Chapter 50 is where you start to choose readers.

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Pink? Bah, it's all fucked up!

It's crazy. There are 20,000 full-time soldiers out of a total population of 100,000.

I have a hunch that this book will have to be sold out, because the biggest problem with Xianyu's writing has emerged, which is his own writing style...

After reading the first chapter, I discovered that it was actually Xianyu's waistcoat. Let's talk about my impression of the author Xianyu. The writing and plot are not bad, and the characters are well written. The fighting scenes and descriptions of force are distinctive features. Every book is basically very interesting. The only drawback is that there are too many private items and sometimes I don't understand what they are saying. Especially for private goods, I really feel good about the high-end products. I feel that your quality scores are too low, and those who can't live up to the high-end sales are just expelling people. I can't stand it. Really add less private goods, I can still read the steel plate Zhu Peng, the large size is also fully ordered, and the bald tiger at the back is not bad, it is also quite good. The next customized article and Yanhuang are both scum. I can't help it if I don't say much about the customized article. Yanhuang's private goods are too strong. I personally can't stand it. I always fall behind in the first three chapters. As long as the real salted fish works normally and does not add private goods, every book will definitely be a high-quality book. The key is that every private goods will screen out a large number of readers. Originally, the book was written for a niche, and I have screened out a large number of niche readers. As a result, I always feel that my performance is a bit poor, and then I complain. By the way, there are also updates, which is also a disadvantage. If you have money, go find a skilled lady. Grandma's rolling pin will really not hurt you. I hope there is no personal information in this book. Another personal favorite is Taoist Fanatic, which is a pity not to be continued. The second is Steel Plate Zhu Peng. The problem with this book is that the early private goods and the inexplicable League of Legends screened out a large number of people. Write it really well, Xianyu, write it well, you can make money without adding private goods, and you can find high-quality ones, right?

I felt that the writing was pretty good in the first and middle stages, although there were some obvious flaws, but after all, I like this kind of subject matter, and I enjoyed reading it. However, things took a turn for the worse in the later stages. From the time when the orc army moved south to the subsequent situation on the mainland, it was just like a child's play, until the necromancer who blew up to the sky and the protagonist's escape were really unbearable. The plot arrangement is too rigid and gives people a headache, as if the author just found a reason to convince himself and just wants to convince the readers.