Chasing the Northern Deer

Wow, bro, 12 time-travelers, that's so cruel, bro, we have planned the territories and roles for these 12 people in the outline. Group travel is difficult to write, not to mention there are still 12. It is quite difficult to cut in half. This is a bit too difficult. Your opponent is no longer aboriginal, but a time traveler, and this advantage is directly lost by half. No matter whether the opponent's time traveler can succeed or not, he can still do something bad for you. Let's not talk about explosive technology and click on the technology tree. You can only work on infrastructure sincerely and conscientiously. If the territory is large (even a small territory must be able to farm and defend), the soldiers and generals will have a large population and a lot of food. No matter how far you attack, you can compete with the world. I think the history of the Southern and Northern Dynasties is quite difficult to write. One is that it is very difficult, and the other is that if you want to level up the protagonist reasonably, you have to do your homework and research the history of the Southern and Northern Dynasties. You have 12 time-travelers here. I admire your courage and ideas. The book currently looks good. I just saw the second time-traveler appear and commented on it. I hope to witness the birth of a good book.

Most of the books that have been published in groups have been read. There are only a few books that have been read by people over the years.

The geographical map of the six towns is here!

There is only one good book about double wear, but group wear is a dead end.

This book is a must-have. It can't even write a million words. What on earth do you think about the 12 time travellers?

The start is extremely poisonous! A protagonist who was described as useless by the author suddenly killed his own generals! Laughing to death

The immortal poison point was established by Mongolia in the 13th and 14th centuries.

The war scenes are so well written, this is what a cold war should be like

Time travel between two people! Do you think the space-time tunnel was opened by your family?

Wow, there are 12 time-travelers at the beginning, so besides the main plot, there will be many branch plots. I look forward to seeing if the author can sort out these branches. This is a big project.

The author should note that Changshengtian is a Mongolian religion and did not exist in the Northern and Southern Dynasties. You can change this.

I've just read Chapter 18. The plot is quite compact, but there are many branch plots, which will test the author's narrative ability. I'll see how I write in the future. It's okay so far.

I have writing and ideas, and I hope I can stick to it. I don't understand why the comment section is so violent.

A good book. The novels about the Northern and Southern eras are definitely top-notch. The war scenes in particular are so real and immersive that it makes people excited. Good luck to the author.

The author's writing is very good. It has the flavor of the Northern and Southern Dynasties, and there is no golden finger. It makes people feel happy. It is very fulfilling to expand the power bit by bit from the frontier. As far as I am concerned, I read novels about the Northern Wei Dynasty just to see the most famous uniformed cavalry, so I don't like infantry very much. The plot of soldiers defeating cavalry and archers defeating cavalry doesn't feel bloody enough. I'd like to give the author a little suggestion. Men's novels usually bring in the protagonist, so I don't want to see the protagonist hiding behind and commanding. I want to see the protagonist be able to strategize and also be able to wear heavy armor and march in battle with a long sword.

The back part is also quite detailed, but there are too many differences. I was originally a cat, but I forced myself to be a tiger, but in the end, I was neither a cat nor a tiger.

I just saw that the protagonist has just traveled through ages and is almost thirty? Ha ha

Don't you remember the protagonist's clothes? You're a history major and you're talking nonsense. You don't know etiquette, military duties, etc. How can you pretend to be serious?

There was no unity until the end, and the people suffered.