Usurping the Mongols: From Slave to Emperor
篡蒙，从奴隶到皇帝
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- Completed
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- 626k Words
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- Historical
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- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
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Did he get promoted to sergeant the first time he climbed the ranks?
The protagonist's combat power isn't very strong either, it feels unrealistic. And the protagonist only got promoted to sergeant after one attempt, and then after two attempts, he was promoted to fifty-man commander? Do you really understand history?
The honor of being the first to scale the enemy lines is extremely valuable; Heshen was most proud of his ancestor's achievement in this feat!
Let's do some research before we start writing.
At this point, the protagonist is still acting as a dog 🙂
Haven't you noticed the protagonist is a Mongol? He even usurped the capital and time-traveled, yet he doesn't know how to exterminate the Yuan and destroy the Tartars?
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That's a bit far-fetched. Even Xiang Yu might not have been able to defeat twenty Mongols at the age of 14. And you're a modern person who doesn't use strategy or production skills, yet you try to emulate military generals by risking your life? That's ridiculous! There's no planning whatsoever, and you're repeatedly in mortal danger, only escaping thanks to the protagonist's plot armor. No wonder so few people watch it; it doesn't require any brainpower.
It looks messy and strange.
It lacks detail and feels completely nonsensical. It looks abrupt and strange.
Reading these novels, I don't know whether to say the authors lack imagination or that Zhu Yuanzhang was truly amazing. These days, the protagonists in power struggle novels are blessed with all sorts of abilities, and even their foresight and judgment of character seem insufficient; they still have to rely on being a kept man?
Rare book on the usurpation of the Mongols
I hope the author can keep going and seize Temujin's territory and the queens!
At the age of 14, he killed and wounded more than 20 Mongolian soldiers.
Is this even written by a human? I can't stand it after just a few pages.