Embroidered Uniform Guard: Activating the Empire System from the Start
锦衣百户：开局激活帝国系统
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- Ongoing
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- 457k Words
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- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
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- 1y ago
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119Chapters
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4.7kFans
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Why is the male protagonist constantly developing his career near Beijing? Is that even a place fit for a human? The Manchus are coming in just over two months, and instead of fleeing, he's leisurely developing his career and doing this and that—it's completely illogical.
Actually, writing about the Three Kingdoms would be better! It would have famous generals and renowned historical beauties! With only 500 favorites after 100,000 words, I guess everyone thinks it's impossible to keep going!
The current monthly allowance is too high; a change to 4 or 5 coins of silver plus grain would be more appropriate. Grain will be crucial for future recruitment. The price of grain will only increase during wartime. This grain is essential for ensuring the livelihood of the recruits' families.
Wasn't the Taihang Mountains just waiting to die? They moved into Shanxi, massacred the Shanxi merchants, and launched a massive army raid.
I have a question for the author: In Chapter 7, the protagonist, along with a hunter and a dog, ambushes a force of over 20 soldiers armed with cold weapons. The protagonist is fighting Sun Degong one-on-one; are the remaining dozen or so soldiers blind? Why don't they come to help?
Based on your current writing style, which is geared towards long articles, your update speed will be a major problem.
Yay! The big elbow-winning helicopter has revived the family!
Well written, with some original ideas, keep it up!
The protagonist is so pitiful, it's unbearable to watch. I'm not watching anymore.
The twenty-four seals of the Ming Dynasty have been unearthed. They were taken to Yunnan by the Yongli Emperor (or possibly hidden by Wu Sangui).