War Lords: Chinese Dragonborn

There's not much to say. After reading Chapter 7, I was really poisoned. List a few points that simply cannot withstand scrutiny, and I hope the author can sort them out himself. 1. Why are you so sure that other people will exterminate the indigenous people? Warlords are essentially here to colonize. Thanksgiving also has its origin. The Indian issue requires a combination of multiple factors, which is not done in other colonies. 2. The interests of the protagonist and the indigenous people are inconsistent and their status is unequal. Where can they find natural allies? The protagonist is here to be a landowner or even a slave owner, not a savior. 3. Are mountain folk and savages a high-quality source of soldiers? Language, writing, culture, etc. Are not the same as what they are used as a source of troops. Zhuge Liang captured Meng Huo seven times, and there was not even Meng Huo in the other world. 4. Is the demographic dividend so easy to eat? Without foundation and support, the company collapsed before reaping the dividends. 5. Literacy education for two or three generations is pediatrics? The original novel next door didn't dare to write like this.

Suggestion post! First, in the context of this story with extraordinary beings, five thousand years of history has its merits. You can build a mythological system with oriental characteristics with the help of Golden Finger while remembering the past, instead of showing off your IQ in front of natives who often live tens of thousands of years. Although our five-thousand-year history is something to be proud of, our arrogance is that we have been hammered for more than a hundred years in modern times, and this is still a matter of us being under the same sky. You also don't want to see an unlearned time traveler say in front of people who have been cultivating for millions of years: A small aborigine who has been cultivating for millions of years dares to compare with my five-thousand-year-old civilization, and then they will slap you to death, and then the whole book will die! ! ! You shouldn't blindly show off your IQ after having millions of years of experience. You should directly use the mythical system to show off your extraordinary system, just like the prehistoric big man who frequently practices the Hundred and Ten Yuanhui (one Yuanhui is approximately equal to 125,000 years). It's not like you haven't experienced it, but you are a writer of novels, and you can edit it, but I really don't recommend showing off your IQ with 5,000 years of history. Second: Regarding the issue of Western Fantasy expansion. People have been expanding their land for I don't know how many years. The issue of fighting for hegemony is not as simple as a primary school student pretending to be a family. You can write whatever you want about other people's attitudes towards the natives, but you must clearly explain the reasons for their massacre. For example, they have a stable source of population, and that population can support them in developing a hegemony team. This thing is not for you to play Invincible Heroes. It only requires troops and no logistics. Without logistics, how can you develop the team, how can you get money to recruit troops, how can the troops be paid, and how can food be obtained? You can't eat wherever you fight. How can a 10,000-strong army take food with them when going on an expedition? In our ancient times, an elite combat force of 10,000 people needed 30,000 auxiliary troops just to transport food and supplies. And in order for these 40,000 people to fight, at least 100,000 people were needed in the rear to provide continuous logistics support for the army and to continuously transport food and grass supplies. A person eats twice a day, and one meal is calculated as one pound. Forty thousand combat troops alone need forty tons per day. Then even if one person is pushing a cart, and a cart can pull 0.2 Tons, which is 400 kilograms, a month of food would require 40*30=1200/0.2=6000 People, plus tents, tools, equipment, arrows, and spare weapons. Continuous supply troops are pulled by ox carts or horse-drawn carriages. Materials are replenished once a month, one meal a day, one pound per day, and each journey is counted as ten days. An ox cart, or calculated based on 0.5 Tons, requires at least 60 tons of food for one trip, plus recruiting new soldiers, recovering the disabled, and replenishing weapons and equipment. According to 200 carts, it is not too much. It's too far-fetched, but you have to understand this thing. Combat is not just about having an army. You need strong logistical support. Originally there were third and fourth ones, but I forgot about them as I was writing them down. I'll add them when I have time.

Why not plant a money tree in a cornucopia? This is the right way.

Brother, don't brag about bloodlines. I am a believer in Greater China and I have the guts to win over Tianning. Don't make any messy god-level bloodlines or bloodline fusion studio routines. Don't be fooled. This is a good book and I will keep reading it (referring to Quan Ding)

This is mainstream, the setting is fine and innovative, and I can see that the author is very attentive. However, I have a problem that I don't know how the author will solve later. Since this is a purely Western civilization, if a product of another civilization (Chinese) suddenly appears, how can the higher-ups handle it when they know about it? In addition, the appearance of the protagonist is obviously different from that of the West, so that he will not be suspected or arrested for research?

The Western background and Eastern characters are too inconsistent, especially the lack of Eastern influence, which is too abrupt.

Don't be ridiculous, it's a lot of nonsense

The author likes to explain and bring personal information, but the length of this article feels useless!

The author and readers specify that there is one person who did not go to junior high school, is it still Dragonborn Emperor Li? Would anyone choose such a middle-class name?

You have already said it, and the teacher is observing from behind. You are still so unique, you are really not afraid of being beaten to death. Others are knights and gangsters, and you are a bandit shield soldier.

Too complicated, tasteless to eat, and a pity to throw away

It's so funny that the author deleted the book review, so there's no evaluation at all? Let's just say that what you wrote is weird and the inexplicable water is too much 😰

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Dragonborn: Emperor Li

There are so many conceptual figures that I feel a little impatient to read them.

Seeing that other people think this book is not good, I think it's okay. After all, this is a novel and not reality. It's useless to read too much. I prefer this kind of Eastern civilization's struggle for hegemony within the Western worldview.

The idea is good, but the self-pleasure is too serious and the plot is forced to embarrass. It is a pity to abandon it and it is tasteless.

After reading the introduction, I feel like I would like to read it. I would like to add more Chinese elements. I would like to ask if this book is about hegemony, conquering various races and countries. If so, it's all settled.

Looking at others, only twelve people have ordered a few chapters, and they have continued to write more than two hundred chapters and are still writing.

Find water in the mountains and follow it down. As for whether it will go into the basin? No matter that, we're down anyway.

Can you go slower

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Understand everything

It's still pretty good now, come on, bro.

Come on, come on

It's quite good to read, but only one chapter is a bit short.

Speaking of the children of those big families, it is said to be fair competition, but in fact, the family has already made arrangements in advance before the protagonist enters. Regardless of the East or the West, it is a human society. You arrange for my family, and I will arrange for yours.