Founding an Empire: I Am the Enemy of All

With these 600 iron cavalry, where can't I break through?

With these 100,000 armored soldiers, where in the world can't I go?

This is the male protagonist with the highest martial arts skills I've ever seen who travels through time to the Ming Dynasty.

The author's character's overpowered abilities are so blatant: a single punch shatters the helmet of the helmeted Ao Bai, and a five-man team on horseback moves through thousands of Qing soldiers as if they were nothing. The crucial point is that the Qing soldiers have forgotten how to shoot arrows and fire guns. Their intelligence seems to have vanished.

I don't understand how the author came to the conclusion that Wu Sangui was a traitor. If he truly wanted to be a traitor, he would have surrendered long ago, and the Zu family would have been the same. At most, they were selfish warlords who wanted to leech off the country, and it's a fact that they only went through the motions to preserve their own power.

"!! " Is not the same as "" (gate/valve) in Chinese.

They forcibly let Dorgon escape... It's clear this book will be very padded; it's all just filler, with characters who should be killed not being killed.

The protagonist kills the eight major traitors in Datong and uses their money and supplies to recruit soldiers and horses.

Putting aside whether it's well-written or not, is it really fun to be so full of typos that it's distracting? We can ignore the content too, just look at the synopsis! Is your whip too dirty? Or your braid too dirty? Do I need to say anything else?

Well written! We should have more beautiful women too!