Join the Rebel Army at the Start

Why not set up rewards for killing enemies and destroying the city, such as a reward for killing one person? Unsatisfactory things happen all the time in life, so why not write more freely?

There is no sense of immersion in fictional history, but compared with real history, there is no need to look up information or take it seriously.

It looked good at the beginning, but I was shocked by this system. The initial salary is 100, and 10 yuan can be exchanged for 1 ton of supplies, and not only supplies can be exchanged, but also people can be exchanged, from low-level arms to high-level arms. Is there anything else to write about in this post? We have all the people and everything we need on the battlefield. Internal intrigue? I will directly replace people and form my own army Integrate internal forces? I will directly trade people for food and leave you alone to play The enemy is besieging the city? I just go out to kill people in the city, and I can exchange several tons of food for a few kills As soon as this system came out, even the famine of the refugees at the beginning became a joke. I can exchange for people and food. It's just a game world. No matter how miserable the NPC is, what does it have to do with me?

After you can summon biochemicals, all your jd army will use biochemicals. They are fierce and obedient. You can kill all the people in this world. This is a garbage summoning novel.

It's a shame that this system doesn't go it alone or seize power.

Is there any time-traveler in the world who rebels and still acts as his younger brother? Author, you are really a weird fighter. If you don't rush to the street, I will eat you💩. I'm afraid others will still laugh at me for cheating on food and drink. 😓

There is nothing to improve physical fitness, let alone improve memory. It doesn't seem to be that satisfying. From the author's point of view, it seems that he wants to dominate the world. There is no leader who does not go to the battlefield to fight. He can't even ride a horse, let alone use a sword. He won't be able to do it for a long time.

The author makes the main character's muskets and artillery come on the scene. It's not pleasant. If you can use it early and kill so many people, you can do it just for meritorious deeds. What do others think? It's great that you have such powerful equipment and don't take out it early and want to make meritorious deeds with impunity. The system is also unpalatable. If you leave this camp and leave the system, why not re-open a book where the protagonist kills barbarians alone and then recruits system soldiers to slowly develop and rebel?

With flesh and blood, I saw people fighting for their ideals. Heaven's righteous army, adhering to God's will

Why isn't it updated? This is a recipe for death.

It feels pretty good. I want to buy more and read more. Please support me. If the author becomes popular in the future, give me a kick.

Is the protagonist's team the Taiping Army? A bit like

I feel like it has quite a lot of potential. Come on, I'll give you a reward.

I feel like this one starts with The Kingdom of Heaven. Fictional novel

Suggestions First of all, the genre selection is good, starting from the civilian resistance 1. I personally don't like the appearance of firearms and artillery. Looking at the entire historical series of novels, those with weapons such as shotguns, which are neither high nor low, have not achieved very good results. It gives the impression that the NPCs are being abused in the later stage. To some extent, the readers have ignored the tactics, tactics, blood, strategies, etc. Written by the author, and they will know that if I shoot you, you will be gone 2. The barbarians have too many messy names. Without a fan base, passers-by will not deliberately remember who is who, so they cannot tell who is who. 3. Appropriately add map (terrain) grass pictures Of course this is just a suggestion. I don't think it has much to do with your poor grades. I don't know the underlying reasons

After looking at it for a long time, it turned out to be a system text

If not, I'll just raise him and he'll die.