The Song Dynasty Rogue

Female bandit, even if you are a muscular man with a face of 200 to 300 kilograms, I can't bear it. You can't count it as a poison or a bright spot. But a beautiful woman who weighs less than 100 kilograms, I just feel like hehe. Even if the male protagonist has muscle descriptions and is born with supernatural powers, you are the captain of Miguo who rides on horses.

Author, you are too self-righteous in your expansion of troops. Have you calculated how much it costs to have 5,000 heavy cavalry and just war horses? There are also logistical supplies, and all aspects must be considered. In the ancient heavy cavalry style, there were no light cavalry, and heavy cavalry was given as a gift. Of course, at the end of the Northern Song Dynasty, there must have been nothing wrong in the country, because it was already terrible! In short, heavy riding involves too much, and it's not something you can do if you have money, and certainly not if you don't have money! Author, please change it. I think 2,000 heavy cavalry are enough, and then supplemented by 10,000 light cavalry!

I have to slow down. The chapter on corruption almost knocked me down. I'll read it again when I calm down. When I think about the possibility that the protagonist will transform the feudal empire into a "commercial empire" in the future, a feeling of nausea wells up in my heart. Officials participate in shares and receive dividends. The bigger the official, the more dividends they receive. Okay, okay, great job. The protagonist is so bright. This is the first time I have seen any historical texts that I have read in more than ten years as a bookworm. I was really shocked by the author's imagination.

After reading the latest chapter, I realized that the protagonist's route was wrong. At this stage, the protagonist is vigorously supporting business. Is business useful? Yes, but of little use. The protagonist tries his best to make money. No matter how much money the protagonist has, can he still produce a grain of rice? Why did salt and iron specialize in ancient times? Because these are necessities, do you know the Engel coefficient? People in the ancient Northern Song Dynasty used most of their money to buy grain because they needed to survive, then bought cloth because they needed to wear clothes, and then used the remaining money to buy production tools because they needed to farm. Everything revolves around agriculture. The protagonist's industry has not been established yet and he just wants to make money through business. There is no soil for the existence of a commodity economy. Isn't this nonsense? Who do you sell your goods to? Selling glass? Glass can make a lot of money, so the rich buy it to show off, but how much can the rich buy? I'm afraid that the rich can earn some money by buying it in the front, but the workers in the back can't afford it, because glass is neither a consumable nor a necessity. There is no big market, and the poor don't have enough to eat, so how can they buy a piece of useless glass. The protagonist still has to rely on agriculture and try every means to increase food production. Then he has to smelt steel. With iron hoes and iron rakes, it will be much easier to cultivate land. At least farmers can afford iron. Steel is a good thing. It can not only increase food production but also produce weapons. Why not do it? Go get something useless, at least glass is useless at this stage. In that turbulent era, food was the real hard currency. No matter how high the salary the protagonist offered to the soldiers, it was useless. If there was money but no food, the soldiers could not buy food with money, so the money was useless. It's impossible to let them survive by eating copper coins and paper money, right?

It's useless to learn bad routines and add an invincible female bandit.

The battle is very enjoyable, but the rest is just mediocre. For example, there is a scene where after conquering the landlord's house, he forcefully drags the maid and the cook to the table for dinner.

I also stopped reading when I saw the female bandit. It's boring to do this in a fight for hegemony novel. It's not the environment of online literature ten years ago.

One thing to say is that the protagonist can kill local snakes without running away. He can develop his power locally just by relying on the power of thinking. Forget about development. If you, a fugitive, don't recruit troops and develop force first, a few gangsters will occupy a village and develop agriculture. No matter how uninformed the local tycoon is, he will not be able to find out about it half a year after his death. You can't find it, it's not easy to deal with you in the mountains. You settle down at the foot of the mountain, and there are dozens and hundreds of rich people around you. You become lonely,,,,, speechless. Let's not talk about whether the protagonist is in danger. At least we should first get some weapons and equip our subordinates, and then leave a way out to hide food and wealth in the mountains. My power of thinking is so terrifying.

Didn't you write this based on the current village? With less than 2 acres of land per capita, even at the level of agriculture in the Northern Song Dynasty, everyone would starve to death.

If the protagonist later has a relationship with the girl from Black Village, give up immediately.