Imperial Power

1. In the early stage, it was very childish to snatch back from Flash Town, and there was no follow-up. What if you even arranged for the count's daughter to live in the protagonist's castle, so he was intimidated and didn't trouble you? Tool neighbor, right? Just leave after cheating, right? 2. In a location surrounded by powerful enemies, you don't want to expand your strength, land, and population. Especially if you had already cheated and got the town back, if he found out you would be a mortal enemy. Your first choice was not to kill him, but you chose to go all in to fight the horse thief? Is the most difficult thing about horse thieves having high combat power? It's because TM has horses that can run and is familiar with the terrain. It can ambush you when you advance, but you can't catch up when you retreat. Even if you are a genius in horsemanship, you still have a horse under your crotch. Run further away. You are not a local and do not know where the oasis is. I am thirsty to death. How dare you chase me? Can you figure it out so quickly with just a little scout? You can find a caravan that is more reliable than this statement. If you don't wipe them all out, you won't be able to develop in the future. When the enemy advances, we retreat; when the enemy is tired, we harass you. Your land will no longer be planted? The caravan quits? How can you develop if you have no money, no land, and no one? If you don't develop, who can you beat? 🙂 Bai Deng, Weishui: Liu Bang and Li Shimin, if you can't beat such a highly mobile enemy for the time being, give money to appease them first. When the time comes, it is not too late for a gentleman to take revenge. After all, they are just robbers and plunderers. They have no claims and cannot actually control your land. It is true that the neighbors around you can "legally" annex your territory. If you don't attack those who can dig up your foundation, you can go and engage in a winter war with the bandits. How about playing? Even if you have to engage in horse thieves, you say that they have a lot of inventory recently. It is much more reasonable for us to loot them and strengthen ourselves to weaken them than to kill them all 3. Refer to the opening of Cao Cao in the Three Kingdoms. If you go to attack Xuzhou, Lu Bu will join forces with Chen Gong to take out your hometown. The few soldiers you have trained are not enough to defend your home. If you go out now, you can just rely on lies and bribery to stabilize your hometown? Qiu is already notorious, and he doesn't know if he can seize the title. He knows that your back is empty and your hometown still has an industrial chain, so he directly takes over your territory and spends some money to invade your property to get a title. Isn't this much faster than waiting for his father to die and fighting with his brothers? How could he bear it? And the other lord will definitely not let you go if he knows that you have been cheated. If you choose the empty city, he will definitely fight to the end if he is eager for revenge. Your home is gone, and the Miracle Walker is still clearing the wilds and giving it to the protagonist 🙂 4. To carry out surprise attacks in winter, it is better to lead recruits to the plateau. This kind of mentally retarded performance art is really difficult to evaluate. If you try walking to the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau in winter, it will be good if you don't directly reduce the number of people by half. A group of soldiers will die if they have altitude sickness and have a fever. If the morale of the recruits is low, some of them will desert. The morale and combat effectiveness of the remaining soldiers will be worrying. A blizzard or avalanche can wipe out the entire army. Even if you don't take into account the difficulty of going to the plateau, you can go to the grassland. When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty attacked the Huns, he went to the grassland in the spring to take advantage of the thin cattle and sheep to give birth to plunder and weaken the Huns, so as to prevent the horses from getting fat in autumn and they would go to the grassland. While weakening the Xiongnu, he also raised money to equip the cavalry. Finally, the champion Hou brought several "second devils" guides who had been caught in advance to verify each other's routes before sneaking into the royal court. So well prepared, Emperor Wu also sent Huo Qubing to fight the Xiongnu in spring/autumn. Emperor Wu must have a bad brain, right? I won early in the winter 🙂 You only have one guide, and he went into enemy-occupied territory to proactively look for you. No matter how you look at it, it seems suspicious. The most important thing is that you can't cross-verify if she lies to you. In the end, it turned out that the horse thieves on the opposite side not only discovered you, but also ambushed you. This is a slap in the face, I suggest you just vote. Don't talk about defeat, if you dare to win a tragic victory, the two lords around you will laugh out loud if you don't even dream about it. In order to keep your territory safe from horse thieves, they will definitely report it and send troops to help with the defense with tears in their eyes. Whatever workshops, wineries, or factories, bring them to you. Originally, they had planned to carve up your territory before you came to power. You are putting meat in their mouths. The whole plan stands out as a matter of course. This is not how I use my power of thinking 🙂

To defeat a robber, you also divide your troops to attack the "lair". The robber is not a noble, so what's the use of destroying other people's homes? The soldiers are trained to the death. Less than 1 person died in other people's training. This person only has 1 person left in the training, but they can still win the battle inexplicably. The "Sand King" knows that you attacked the lair and didn't bring back 10 people? Why are there more than 100 robbers left outside? A fight between a hundred and dozens of people can be like a war involving tens of thousands of people. The logic must be self-consistent.

It's just a female protagonist, and she's so damn talented. She's so poisonous.

It's really poisonous. That aunt Dennis is really bad. This woman has given birth to a child. The child is fifteen or sixteen years old, and the bottom is curled up. This woman planned to be the protagonist in the early stage, but because of the beauty of this woman, she turned into a dog licker, engaged in various business cooperation, gave her money and face, and promoted her to be the queen of business. What a pure loser

If high-end combat power is the decisive force, then you should develop high-end combat power and research more powerful weapons. If the power of the masses is the decisive force, then you must farm and explode your troops. But take a look at how many chapters were written about the Martial Arts Conference and a lot about Locust Plague. What are they all about? The strength is not long at all. What is the main line?

After seeing Nancy's death, I most likely knew that the book would not be very good. It doesn't matter what she is. The most important thing is that most readers don't like the simple death of the heroine who has been writing for a long time. Without particularly good writing, writing the main female character to death will be disliked by the vast majority of male readers, unless you can have the kind of writing style that Jiangnan writes about dragons, which can make readers never forget it.

I thought it was just a fault, but I didn't expect it to be really poisonous.

Don't understand what the author is thinking? Internet novels also make people want to read and have various poisonous points. Before you are not as good as Jin Yong, try not to write about regrets, tragedy, and reality. As a result, you can't write well in any aspect. It makes people depressed and sad. You will be convinced by the abuse of the protagonist and the abuse of the spouse. It was originally written well, but you posted a leaflet saying that Nancy wrote about death because life has inherent regrets. What you said is correct, but you forgot that there are many kinds of regrets in life, and you just wrote one that no one likes. So let me ask you, then you wrote that Raven did not have a strong golden finger but sought victory in various wars. Such an unreasonable thing has happened more than once. Do you think it is possible in reality? I gave up the book. I really can't stand it anymore.

I can still tolerate the poisonous points before, but when I saw the part about Nan Xi in Chapter 62, I was poisoned and died. I still don't understand what the role of this character is. It's just disgusting. Reader, please retreat and say goodbye.

I can read this book by holding my nose, purely to understand the book shortage, but I dare not recommend it to others because I am afraid that others will scold me for recommending a novel about Cold Weapon Sansan System and criticize me for being Ruozhi.