From the Start: A Lone City Ten Thousand Miles from Tang

The author has obviously never been in a fight. The written battle scenes are very naive. Why did he vomit after seeing a corpse? Half of his ear was cut off by a flying ax and he screamed in pain immediately. Alas, such a small injury in a real battle could not be felt at the time under the control of adrenaline. Vomiting is even more ridiculous. Let's go and observe the situation of medical students taking Jiepo class in their freshman year. Some of them vomited on the spot. At most, I can't eat after class.

It feels like a bit of a show of IQ. I feel very strange why every time the protagonist goes for a night attack, he cannot succeed, and he cannot make the opponent roar. I think the most outrageous thing is that during a heavy rainstorm at night, someone can actually be discovered during a night attack. . . I was totally confused at that time.

People in this universe vomit every day, and those who die will vomit. Fortunately, our universe is not like this. Otherwise, just cleaning up the vomit at the scene of the car accident would make the aftermath personnel much more disgusting than cleaning up other places.

The part about the Ming army forcibly subduing the protagonist's intelligence was hard to watch. He knew clearly that his superiors had conspired to kill him, but he still wanted to rely on his military exploits in exchange for an official position. The story of the Southern troops' victory and triumph but being massacred after replenishing the DPRK is probably well-known in modern times. They didn't want to attack first, but instead went to the Qing army to cause trouble.

More than sixty people beat two hundred people, and there were more than a hundred cavalry on the opposite side. Even if you were all wearing armor, there were still eighteen newcomers in your team. How did you win? Are there pigs on the other side? Do you know what the concept of a cavalry charge of more than a hundred is? If you exchanged abilities or something in the system, I have nothing to say. No wonder no one saw it. It's really poisonous. Also, the way you describe Ban Chao is especially like those 250 fights on Douyin about who is more powerful.

Just take a chance, otherwise you'll all think I'm dead😎😎

Anxi Baifa Army of the Tang Dynasty

The writing was quite lively, but I didn't understand the point of this so-called system dragging this group of people into ancient times? After fighting for a long time, history has not changed at all, so it is the same as a tourist group?

This is too ridiculous. Tens of thousands of people were killed and injured in half a month. Unless there are guns and enough ammunition, it is impossible. The plot is too ridiculous.

Like the title, book friends who want to play a role may wish to leave their personal settings. Include name, code name, basic personal information, specialties, and the team role you wish to play (sword and shield, bow and arrow, night guard, spearman, etc.). To explain, the setting might as well be more down-to-earth, because this is a story about diaosi. According to the reasonable setting, the author will try his best to arrange the registration time for the supporting role.