
Starting at Tumu Fortress: The Ming Dynasty's God of War Is a Little Uneasy
开局土木堡,大明战神有点慌
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- Completed
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- 1.6M Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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- 3y ago
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Seriously? A time-traveling emperor using himself as bait to lure out the enemy? That almost drove me crazy. Do you even understand the value of a time-traveling emperor to China? What kind of achievement would be worth taking even the slightest risk for? This kind of plot only exists in the novels of flops.
This book is a self-indulgent work with a pure and innocent image. My phone is practically exploding with ghosts outside. Zhu Yuanzhang was born and raised in the inner palace, under the care of women. Are you sure he would wear armor, ride a horse, and kill people? The emperor going to the front lines is ridiculous.
If you can't bear to kill, cut off your index finger and thumb. If you cut off your thumb from between your thumb and forefinger, you won't be able to hold a bow or a knife.
I'll give you 100 coins just for commenting. I also think not killing them all is brainless. It's definitely womanly compassion. You've entered someone else's rear, and it's an emperor leading the army. If you don't kill them, their hundreds of thousands of troops will come back and surround you. If they can still run back and become emperor, it means these villains are all incompetent. It's truly disgusting.
The premise is good, but the sanctimonious thinking gets the better of them. Not slaughtering the alien race? What's with the act? They had artillery and limestone, and even flooded the army, yet the casualties were still proportional. Speechless. What kind of nonsense is this?
I don't recommend reading it; the deeper you go, the more blood you'll lose.
This "pure white lotus saintess" is disgusting, isn't she? And she's even made the female lead?
This book is so well-written that it's astounding. The author poured knowledge and stories directly into my head, giving me a feeling of being cleansed and transformed. It can be said that reading just one line of your writing is equivalent to wasting ten years of studying.
Does the author have any misunderstandings about modern people? Modern people aren't saints; they might not be able to kill people, but they won't hesitate for a second to give an order to kill. The sins committed by the ancient nomadic peoples against the Central Plains are too numerous to recount. What's wrong with killing a few people? Some modern extremists, if placed in that era, would have been capable of massacring entire cities and exterminating entire clans.
The Meow Meow Army conquers cities and territories, expanding the land for our Great Ming War God!