Guarding the Frontier: I Attain Sainthood Through the Flesh

As a novel that starts in a time-traveling military camp, first of all, the author takes it too much for granted. If it is the founding of a dynasty, then most of them must be trained by fighting. If it is the end of the dynasty, those who train every ten days will be elites. If it is the prosperous age of the dynasty, it is normal to train every three to five days. You have written like Liberation The military trains every day, but the standard of living is poor. Young men who have no fuel or meat start with a bowl of rice every meal. Before the 1980s, it was not uncommon for heavy manual workers to eat one or two kilograms of rice at a meal. As the saying goes, if you practice martial arts for one day, you will be full after two bowls of rice and vegetables?? Secondly, the army only has troop training? Or is it the end of the dynasty, no rotation, no routine? Can you train when you get up? No vacation for a month, robot?

I haven't read it yet. Is it still possible to have enough food after the dynasty is in decline? Wasn't that dynasty overthrown in the last years because too many people couldn't afford to eat?

I have written a few chapters about a young master's birthday. Is there still a few more chapters to celebrate his birthday? This is not good. I need to pay attention to the basics. I can't stand it anymore when I write it like this.

Join the Dragon Shadow Guard as soon as you see something. Just vomited. . . In troubled times. The protagonist has such a powerful golden finger. The longer you stay, the stronger you become. All fools know that reducing the sense of presence is the best benefit. His honey is the protagonist's arsenic. The protagonist is good. Be able to be meticulous and join a special organization. All fools know that special organizations have good resources, but the risks are also extremely high! . . Author. . . Your plot. Completely deviated from core interests. Pick up sesame seeds and throw away watermelons. . . . Farewell

Can this be the 43rd best-selling new book? , This editor-in-chief has never eaten pork.

I wanted to be a soldier on the frontier, and it was considered to be the late dynasty. But I was stunned that I had never fought a war. It was so speechless. Even modern novels know that when you are a soldier, you have to find a way for the protagonist to fight a few enemies. But the frontier of a dynasty is so stable, safer than schools in the city center.

I don't understand. No matter how strong your gang is, can it compete with the state machine? No matter how big a person is behind your gang, if the emperor wants to do something with just one sentence from you, the Long Shadow Guards will also be royal troops in the future. Don't they have a temper when others come to mess with their own people? Many novels describe the power of the state as incompetent. That is because it opens up too much and can be twisted into a rope to deal with a force, its absolute leader.

Is there enough food to take care of? Hahaha, I just rolled with laughter. Will there be rebellion in the last years of the dynasty? What kind of golden family, what kind of Huang Taiji will kneel down and sing conquest Real coin author, have you never seen the word "cannibalism" in the history books?

I thought it was a military novel about long spear robes, but it turned out to be a campus novel about learning martial arts. It's a pity that such a good subject matter, the desert border, garrison fighting, can completely support the big scenes of battlefield, criminal investigation, professional battle, etc., But it turned out to be a campus novel... Fortunately, it has just started, let the author write for a while

A big-headed soldier, he takes himself too seriously.