Transmigrating to the End of the Ming Dynasty: From the Start, I Had a Small Doomsday Town

Don't call them by the old Qing army, everyone at that time was called Tatars

Three poisonous points. First, everyone who knows the defense of the Ming Dynasty knows that the Ming Dynasty relies on servants to fight the war. The family has children and personal soldiers. They are die-hard loyalists who follow the boss all the way to the dark side. They are not taken with them when exploring the town. Second, during the garrison war, your army commander actually went to explore the town instead of supervising the battle, but the morale of the army was not chaotic and no one surrendered? Third, are you serious about the displacement effect of the portal? Don't you think you are a big poison to old bookworms? Not to mention the earth's revolution and other space issues, are you afraid of running into city walls or mountains with this setting?

I have killed more than 3,000 people and yet I don't even have a few sets of armor. I'm speechless.

The golden finger this time is too weak. First of all, you can't set the time for time travel. Should you just travel however you want? Otherwise, it will be very troublesome if the strength increases. Is it possible to lead 100,000 soldiers with only one foot? I have to run back and travel to the original place again. Isn't this nonsense? Another one is time travel with points. This is even more impossible because the war will end, and every battle is not necessarily fought by the protagonist. The scale of a war is very small, and you can't get so many points at all.

Such a good setting for nothing! A general with a pig's trotter, who is not good at using force or command, is ignorant and has poor emotional intelligence, has a lot of unknown advantages and shortcomings of Goldfinger, and fights a brainless monster without any plan. It is obviously a cool article about Goldfinger, but people who read it can only feel aggrieved!! Bad review, bad review, bad review!

The first ancient people knew about kerosene. So the protagonist shouldn't act so mysterious when it comes to getting gasoline. In the second ancient period, generals may betray, soldiers may betray, families may betray, but it is basically impossible for soldiers to betray. Among them, it can be said that the family's private soldiers can rebel against you and kill the emperor at any time. Helped Chiang Kai-shek to train troops in small battles. Every Chiang Kai-shek who served as a soldier would ask them who gave them food. What was finally trained was a private army of Chiang Kai-shek.

Too much of a myth. If he were so awesome, could Chongzhen be emperor for 17 years? So many golden fingers have not been won, so why should the aboriginal people fight if they just surrender all the way?

The protagonist's IQ is not enough! As the commander-in-chief of an army of 3,000 people, he can shoot the tiger crouching cannon, pull the door open, fire the tiger crouching cannon, lay land mines, light the fuses, and the zombies will explode into the sky. Once the tiger crouching cannon explodes, zombies of any level will die. The protagonist's IQ is not enough, he is obviously not an earthling 🙂

How could such a stupid book be written?

The people in the late Ming Dynasty were already suffering enough, and you have a zombie here, which is simply inhuman. It's okay if you don't read this book.