The Transmigrators' Alliance

Could democracy truly be achieved in ancient times? I feel it's impossible. Productivity was low, information was limited, education levels were low, and most scholars wouldn't follow the lead of a powerful figure.

As people from two different worlds, their misunderstanding of each other's values ​​is the crux of their ideological clashes. The protagonist's wishful thinking and obsession represent the optimal solution to this cannibalistic society as shaped by his upbringing. This leads to various defections, even his initial subordinate Guo Shunwang betrays him.

The idea of ​​redistributing land from landlords to peasants at the end of the Ming Dynasty is pure fantasy. The author clearly doesn't understand the land redistribution movements in China and the Soviet Union. To assume that giving land to peasants would lead to rebellion against the government is incredibly naive!

I urge the author not to be ungrateful and to update more! I've already copied the latest chapter from other websites! They're all criticizing me and telling me to update more. Don't make things so difficult for me. If you think it's difficult, then don't do it! What's the point of updating so little every day? What will other readers think of us? We'll look down on us! I'll give you a number right now! One chapter per person! Hurry up and update!

Good news: You've been recommended. Bad news: It's because of your big eyes.

If you don't trust the prisoners, divide them into groups of ten and let them choose one to kill themselves. If they don't choose, kill all ten. This way, they won't band together.

I feel that the protagonist's personality is suitable to be a strategist. He's a bit too kind, but in chaotic times, one needs to be decisive in killing. He pities others, but there are too many people in chaotic times to pity. I do admire the second brother's personality.

No, without modern rifles or Gatling guns, failing to unleash concentrated firepower and disperse troops meant being easily charged by cavalry was tantamount to suicide. The three-three system, based on rifles, required a large number of literate officers and could simultaneously unleash concentrated firepower. Square formations were characteristic of the era of cold weapons, squad warfare of the era of linear bullets, and skirmish warfare of the era of copper bullets!

It's alright, but the part where they travel to Europe and invade the local indigenous people while calling it liberation is hypocritical and disgusting. It's like they're killing you, beating you, and turning you into a convict for your own good.

The more I watch it, the more it seems like some kind of trial project, skipping over many parts of the plot. That's fine. There are plenty of authors who write time-travel novels that turn into educational and accounting books with bound feet. Hopefully, they've got another, even better one in the works.