Total War: Modifying the Late Qing and Raising an Army to Overthrow the Qing

Death magic and necromancy are two different things. Death magic restores people to a peaceful rest, it doesn't command the dead. Espes is an amethyst mage (death magic), and in the lore, she's a beautiful woman. A side effect of death magic is hair loss.

Good heavens, after taking a look, this Manchu Qing should be the one from the Danhuo story, but it's from the early stages, not yet the later stages. The Yinglong in the later stages is too powerful, and there's also the Mahakala of the Potala Palace—a monster the size of a mountain! Can these powers really defeat it? These powers are probably not the British-style pacifist powers.

One of the author's strengths is that he uses available mechanics instead of brute force, but this also resulted in the later stages of the previous book being essentially a battle between two sides, making it less engaging than the early and mid-game. This book adds a fantasy element, and it's foreseeable that the later stages will be incredibly exciting with both sides stacking their own power.

This time, the protagonist relies entirely on various monstrous beasts to carry the show. Especially the navy, facing all sorts of monsters and alchemical weapons, even the navy of Wu Shang is no match for them. The British have even developed submarines (in the timeline where Captain Nemo is captured). And then, Total War introduced the incredibly powerful Seadra...

Thanks to AI, the original artist's unbearable line art has been transformed into a clear image.

If the Dragon Guard can't hold out, then Astartes probably can't either, right?

Strange~ I've seen similar settings before, like the Calamity of the Pill?

The latest test results from WD are in: "A well-trained Avalon isn't much weaker than an old farmer's bow." I can't hold back anymore!

The Heavenly Dragon Guards are already considered the top-tier unit in the medieval era, right? Above them are the hero units, and they still can't stop them?

I feel the protagonist's ambition is a bit limited; he only cares about becoming emperor and the rise of China. Why can't he unify humanity, conquer the world, and create a subspace?