
Fortress: A Warlord in Late Ming
要塞:混在明末当军阀
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 607k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Haha, as a slave, the master's family is not dead. How could the master dare to steal things and go their separate ways after death? Is the protagonist's original family so unpopular? Could it be that the Ming Dynasty was dead? Did the rogue bandits break through the city gate and break in? Unless there is a desperate situation, no ordinary people would dare to break the law and discipline. It would be better if those servants took away the money and food of the master and went their separate ways. Do you think the government officials in the city are dead? Do you think that all the other officials and gentry are dead? Let me tell you, if they meet one at this time, they would dare to beat them to death! And at this young age, anyone with any brain would know that running around at this time might not be better than staying with the master! The result is good for you. As mentioned above, the main character originally had a big business, and then only three or two servants were left. How much do you look down on the loyalty of ancient people? That's it. Can I read what you wrote?
Let me give you a suggestion. Change the picture of the maid. At first glance, it looks like a young girl and a primary school student. Later, some ambiguous plots between her and the protagonist are also described. When I think of the protagonist and a primary school student, eh eh eh
Isn't it? You stop updating as soon as you invest.
I said earlier that your uncle is very kind to you, but you still haven't rescued your cousin even though there are more than a hundred regular troops, so you're waiting for your cousin to be killed by the bandits? The protagonist is too cold-blooded, right?
Not trying to make excuses, it's my personal opinion. It's boring to change into a human being after a big change.
You, the author: In the feudal era, villagers in a village could build a castle in a few months. I'm afraid you don't have any common sense in life, so you might as well just open a golden finger and give it to the castle.
With tens of thousands of soldiers and horses at hand, why are you going to write something to deal with Li Batian?
The plot is too embarrassing. There were guns in the late Ming Dynasty, but the male protagonist's skills were of little use.
I have also played Fortress, but if you write it according to the game, if you want this or that, you won't open it if you don't cheat. If you open it, you should write better. It will be uncomfortable if you can't get up or down! I can't stand it anymore. Goodbye!
Shouldn't the fortress be given plate armor? Why the hell did you make such a fancy and useless decorative armor? There are loopholes everywhere.