Simulating the World from the Tumu Crisis

Imposing difficulty, Shi Heng has committed dozens of capital crimes, and the protagonist, as the main general, does not kill Shi Heng, leaving him to hold him back. Isn't this just imposing difficulty. If Yu Qian doesn't kill him, and you don't kill him either, you'll be causing trouble for yourself.

What the hell are they called the Tumu Fortress Transformation? The Tumu Fort Change is not about building a house.

I started sorting out some incomprehensible things again. I'll leave them aside to see how to deal with them. If these people can't be killed, I'll delete the book. It's good to be disgusted once. Don't keep using a few people to disgust readers. Zhu Qizhen's restoration can kill so many people. The protagonist has the support of the emperor and military power. Who's sick of the remnants of Zhu Qizhen who can't be killed?

It would be boring if you keep forcing the pacing like this. In addition, the internal strength is a huge pit. I suggest you find a way to solve it, otherwise the story may not be long.

Haha! It's another imitation novel routine, crushing the protagonist to death! You eat shit!

I always feel that Yu Qian in the article is weird, and the author seems to be a bit dwarfing Yu Qian.

If Zhu Qizhen doesn't want to go to worship, you can let Zhu Qiyu go. The bad things you did almost destroyed the country, and I will help you turn the tide. If you don't want to be embarrassed, I will help you to be embarrassed, and then I will help you issue a self-incriminating edict.

Let me go first. What the two forces are competing for is national strength. Whoever has stronger national strength will win. The more successful your simulator is, the more it will focus on developing production. Then the question comes, why do historical novels use contemporary technology and do not develop productivity? If you are an aboriginal, forget it, the key is to be a time traveler, you will not give tasks to the Ministry of Industry The reason is that your level is limited That's it.

Here comes another simulator. Last time I listened to my heart. This time it's a simulator. I don't know what it will be next time.

The water is so good that I can't stand it any longer, so I pulled it out.