Founding an Empire: I Am the Enemy of All

I have these 600 cavalry and I can't get in there.

I have these 100,000 soldiers and I can't go anywhere in the world.

This is the male protagonist with the highest level of power that I have ever seen.

The author's unrestrained punch blew the helmeted Obai's head off, and a group of five people rode on horseback in a crowd of thousands of Qing soldiers, as if they were in an uninhabited land. The key is that the Manchus no longer know how to shoot arrows or shoot guns. My IQ is no longer online.

I don't understand how the author came to the conclusion that Wu Sangui was determined to be a traitor. If he really wanted to be a traitor, he would have surrendered long ago, including his ancestral family. It is a fact that they were selfish warlords at best from the beginning. They wanted to suck blood from the country and did not work hard to preserve their own strength. But the ancestral family sacrificed so many people. Historically, it was indeed a case of surrendering when forced into a desperate situation. Wu Sangui's character is also very obvious. He is really a hardcore traitor. He would not be so entangled before killing Yongli.

Cut it off! ! Not a gate valve!

Dorgon was forced to run away. . . It can be seen that this book will be a big water comparison. Should I kill Jin Shui?

The protagonist kills the eight traitors in Datong and uses their money and food to recruit troops.

I don't want to talk about whether the writing is good or not. Is it interesting to say that you always make typos and make people look funny? You don't have to mention the content, just the introduction! Is your whip too dirty? Or are the braids too dirty? What else do you want me to say?

The writing is very good, the more beauties the better!