Emperor Taizong's Growth Plan

The combat power collapsed too quickly. In the previous chapters, it was said that the eighth level could withstand the attack of thousands of people for a period of time without losing their lives. Even thousands of people with this combat power may not be able to defeat the eighth level. As a result, a seventh level plus a sixth level can suppress the eighth level, not to mention the eighth level. In order to forcefully write the plot, the heroine cannot even block a seventh level attack. The explanation given by the author is that the heroine is an assassin and has weak frontal combat power. Why, after playing the game too much, I still can't find an explanation. They are both warriors, not the difference between a samurai and a mage. And please explain to me. The protagonist's firepower is so strong that he can even hurt the heroine with one hit at the seventh level, so why can the heroine still fight with him for a long time? And if you say that there is not much difference in combat power between the seventh level and the eighth level, then what do you mean by this level division? And your division of seventh-level and seventh-level is too outrageous. The first two seventh-level and the sixth-level are instantly killed and the other is injured. However, the latter seventh-level can resist the eighth-level and even injure him. You simply don't know how many people you have to persuade to retreat. Not to mention the setting of the heroine, it looks normal at the front, but it is completely brainless at the back. The author cannot write a book to promote the plot just because it promotes the plot. It doesn't just have to be cool ten years ago. You must have basic logical self-consistency. Haven't you noticed that the further you go, the fewer readers you get?

The recent update has been worrisome. It feels like squeezing out toothpaste bit by bit and I don't feel happy at all. Also, the recent Princess of the Xia Kingdom is a completely failed character, which does not match her background and identity. No matter how powerful you are, a marginalized princess of the Xia Kingdom who is suppressed at every turn is still a shady figure. How can she have so much energy to fight against a country? She has also caused trouble for the Yun Kingdom many times. This is completely illogical!

How can a down-and-out princess still have a chance to interact with the protagonist? The people under the protagonist are all doing nothing, right?

😰Read it in one go. The meaning is still not finished. The author Jun Xiong has made an update🤔🤔

Is this how you give away the food to the beggars, one per person? If the neighbors see it, they will think we are looking down on it.

Waiting for the author to release it, it will explode.

You can be considered awesome if you write a cool article about torture. This book will probably poison a large number of people.

The real princess is really too poisonous, and she can't stand it anymore. If you don't know how to write about women, don't write about it. Don't you understand the simple principle of using your strengths and avoiding your weaknesses? In order to strengthen the Xia Kingdom, they directly turned the princess into a figure comparable to Zhuge. The question is, why would King Xia send her to get married if she was so awesome? Aren't you afraid of her betrayal? Even if you strengthen King Qi, it will be better than strengthening this princess. In addition, if the protagonist puts this princess back, it turns out that this princess is so awesome and can only do idle pig's feet, she is stupid. It is possible to strengthen Xia Kingdom, but what you wrote is too stupid.

Yang Yuhuan is a real NPC. I started a game today. Yang Yuhuan recommended more than 20 famous generals to me. My cousin Yang Zongbao, my cousin Yang Yanzhao, my cousin Yang Jian, my uncle Yang Zaixing, my cousin Yang Su, and Yang Ye and Yang Xiu, please give me a try.

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Author, could you please stop writing about the princess of Xia Kingdom? I don't know your outline, but the problem is very serious now. The recovery of the rights of the Yun Kingdom described earlier should also be followed by a confrontation between countries. As a result, when this princess came out, it was like a romantic drama. At first, she was getting married, but then she didn't want to find someone to replace her. Shouldn't the replacement be anonymous, and go against the protagonist everywhere? A princess can cultivate her own power at will, but those princes of Xia Kingdom are all useless people.

You can survive it, and there are those who write the emperor's growth plan. Come on, I'm optimistic about you, the author.

Chapter 25 retreated, the 8th level was injured by the 7th level. It was not the kind of injury that the 7th level was trying to explode, but it was a normal force, and it was injured by throwing a gun at a certain distance in front of the face. What the hell is this logic? It's a drama.

It seems that the author didn't draw many cards. The novice must at least give a strong card, or the first draw must produce a good card.

The author should add Wei Zifu, along with 3 SSRs from the Wei and Huo families. Huo Guang is responsible for internal affairs, and there are two gods of war outside. This is the most cost-effective gift package in the history of China.

I have been playing for a year, and I feel that I have made some achievements in collecting cards. Show off the gold cards and fantasy colors. After all, this type of book is hard to find

Foreshadowing a bad review, the writing style needs to be tempered and refined before use in this aspect. It feels like the bug is written as a foreshadowing.

Mainly because everyone feels that the protagonist's treatment of the Ailao tribe is too soft. But, the protagonist is now facing a situation where he has two or three big cats and kittens. The officials of the imperial court temporarily surrendered because of fear, but they did not actually return to their hearts. The two countries outside are eyeing each other. The former border troops were still at risk of rebellion. So the preferential treatment given to the Ailao tribe is, firstly, because the protagonist is not in a situation of overall dominance. The main crisis he faces is to avoid the subjugation of the country, and the rest can be left alone. Therefore, it is necessary to temporarily win over the Ailao tribe to increase their strength. The second thing is because of the plot that follows. Have you noticed one thing, that is, I said that the territory of Ailao State at that time included part of the territory of Yun State, Xia State, and the entire Li Dynasty. When the army is defeated and the Ailao people are used as a cover to the outside world, how many people will just follow the trend and surrender. Claim this thing and say it is useful, but in fact it is useless when you are not strong enough. Say it's useless. When your power is strong enough, it will be an excuse or a fig leaf for some people to convince themselves. It can save the protagonist a lot of trouble. The above are the two reasons why I treat the Ailao people well. Although I didn't mention the second one, after I revised the first one, I felt it was written clearly in the chapter. Why do some people get really angry in the comment area because of this kind of thing? If you think it's unreasonable, just stop reading. Other people's subjective thoughts will not change just because of someone's words. With this little time, it would be great to read a few more chapters of the novel and play one more game! (Sure enough, I have once again confirmed my decision not to set up a book club group. I can delete this comment section if there is a quarrel. If there is a quarrel in the group, will I come forward or not?)

There is a beautiful woman in the southern country (picture invaded and deleted)

Congratulations to the author! On the daily guide! Of course, this may not necessarily be a good thing!

Either hurry up and prepare for war, or reform the system. What's the point of writing about a princess all day long to trouble the protagonist (●—●)? Forget it, I won't read it every day. I'll catch up after the princess plot is over. (Personal thoughts)

In fact, it is mainly about the issue of the female protagonist. After reading it, I found that many people have opinions, so I would like to respond specifically. The first thing is that I set the character of the heroine to be narcissistic and competitive. The main reason is to let the heroine give it for free, and then the protagonist refuses, to add a little laughter and lighten the atmosphere, so as not to appear aggrieved in the early stage. Well, it turns out that many people don't accept this trick and think that the heroine is mentally retarded. Actually, when I wrote it, I paid attention to it. The heroine was just competitive and narcissistic, not stupid. She didn't delay at all in what she needed to do. But since everyone has opinions, I will change it. Anyway, according to my settings, this person's character is destined not to stay in the palace. The second thing is my writing style. Some people say that after the heroine came out, the whole style changed. He said that I didn't write well about governing the country, so I ended up in the harem instead. How should I put it, mainly because I don't like my books to be stretched all the time. So I always like to insert some daily-like chapters between the serious business to make the protagonist look less cold. What happened in one or two chapters shouldn't be so intolerable... After the end of the first volume, your eyes will be on the whole world. After all, the protagonist's country, Yun, is just a remote country. Ahem, I can reveal a little more. Everyone who plays games should know, and old readers may also remember that I mentioned that there will be dragons, nine-tailed foxes, immortality pills and the like in the game. In the imperial card, like the Overlord of Western Chu, you can break through the upper limit of force. Among the training cards, there are also characters from Fengshenyan. It's possible. My second and third volumes will directly start the evolution of the world. Of course, it depends on what you guys think. If you think it's okay, I'll write it. Well, without saying too much, I'm going to write another chapter before dinner.

What a great book! Generally, books about summoning famous officials from ancient times to seek hegemony describe the summoned characters as NPCs. Those who summon troops directly conjure an army out of thin air. People around the protagonist turn a blind eye to all of this. It is rare to see a book in which all the characters have online IQs!

It's a pity that this book is a book. Many people say that the heroine in the front is poisonous, but it's actually okay. The princess of Xia Kingdom in the back is really inexplicable. She has a lot of scenes and leads the protagonist around. In addition, there is too much espionage content, and you have to be careful when reading a section of the book. It's okay to write about it earlier, but I still have to write it in the later stages. I wrote several chapters of intrigues, so I had to skip reading. This book is labeled as a strategy. Could it be that strategy can only be reflected in these conspiracy aspects? What about the ingenuity and games of the top counselors? These contents should be more than espionage. Writing about Yao Guangxiao is just about espionage. It's a pity. The biggest failure is the princess spy story in the middle period. There is no need to be cowardly, which makes the subsequent conspiracy look uncomfortable.

It's not necessary to strengthen the Xia Dynasty, especially since the princess is annoyed when she sees it. This map of yours can be used as a novice village. 1. The world is upgraded. When the Qi Luck Dynasty is established, other worlds can be opened and gradually upgraded to heaven. 2. System upgrade. Summoning characters can summon mythical characters, similar to how I have a world tree.

The layout is too small! Destroying the Xia Kingdom will be the end of the story!

I thought it was just a break, until I saw the word "completed"

Chapter 26 is really forced to be self-revealing. I'm afraid the author is not a romance writer. I thought I could watch an inspirational emperor who started in the sinkhole.

Two monthly passes have been given, can you please add more!

In the Qing Kingdom, starting from the Emperor's Growth Plan, this book completely plagiarized you