Overwhelming Firepower

A multinational coalition attacking an industrial powerhouse with 600 million people? Your civil war perspective isn't strong either; the intensity is very low, the opening battle is uninteresting, lacks realism, and the sense of crisis is completely weak. 😅

I heard that a number with less than 900 average subscriptions was found guilty of 6,000 vote-rigging.

Alas, he is not trustworthy. Please remember, this is the third book this author has cut; he has only one book that was completed normally.

KMT's finances are terrible; that's because they were burdened by low taxes and forced contributions—a disaster caused by the Hongwu-style fiscal system. Let's not talk about patriotism here; let's talk about money. In 1936, Nanjing's fiscal revenue was 1.6 Billion yuan, equivalent to 450 million US dollars. It mainly consists of five parts: customs duties, brine, unified tax, debt, and others.

Big 🥚, how dare you do this behind our backs! Secretly rigging votes! 😡😡😡

Nobody calls the protagonist "team leader," and then they tell others not to call him that. This mistake has been pointed out in the comments section for a long time, but the author just won't change it.

There are a few points I don't understand: ① Why did the invaders come by sea instead of marching directly south from Russian territory (it seems the Russians also sent troops to join in) or launching a two-front attack? ②Since the Great Xia was embroiled in a civil war, shouldn't they have courted the opposition before the invasion? Why did they end up having both sides join forces?

Advantage: The tactics are really well written; they're right up my alley as a bloodthirsty reader. Shortcoming: The romance plot is written strangely; it would have been better to omit it or gloss over it. If you insist on including it, you could look at popular couples or lovers on YouTube; at least they act well, and you can learn from their performances.

That doesn't make sense. At that point in time, no one in the west believed that any normal country in the east, even one that had only begun industrialization, had the capability to invade their homeland.

Who manipulated the votes to get out of the top 300 on the monthly vote ranking?