A Guide to Raising Troops Through Time Travel in the Late Tang Dynasty

Does the author have any misunderstanding about the late Tang Dynasty? The combat effectiveness of martial artists in this era is not what it was like in the late Song Dynasty and the late Ming Dynasty. The professional warriors in this era have very strong combat effectiveness. Even the local villagers have two brushes, and the refugees cannot defeat them at all!

To be honest, the writing style is not bad, but the drag sister is an absolute failure. There is no problem with the step-by-step planning idea, but the age setting of the protagonist is very problematic, and there is also the issue of the combat effectiveness of the regular army. Where do you set the serious military man? Is it a plain-headed commoner who picks up a hoe, or the kind of hungry half-dead person who can be beaten like a melon and vegetables by the protagonist, right? But if a dozen or so soldiers form a military town, no matter how tight their hips are, they can defeat the protagonist's chaotic team of a hundred people with their weapons, equipment and coordination. Really, I think you might as well try to embody the darkness of this era from the perspective of a sergeant, and then kill the boss in the same old way.

Another one who takes care of a girl. I'm really impressed. Does it make sense to design this kind of character? From the author's perspective of making money, I've seen many readers who don't read if they bring their younger sisters, but I've never seen any readers who don't read if they don't bring their younger sisters.

I just want to talk about whether we will develop firearms and industry

I think it's okay, but I don't know if it can be more exciting in the future.

The writing is so beautiful, so beautiful

The writing is great. Good luck to the author.

Without the golden-fingered protagonist, the halo of the protagonist would be too dazzling, and those soldiers would not look like soldiers, but like lambs.