Cultivating Immortality Through an Equipment Bar: I Slaughtered My Way Through a Small World from the Start

Haven't seen the back yet. A few doubts 1. Send people who have been trained for more than ten years to the front line as cannon fodder. See Chapters 1 and 2 for details. The mortality rate when sent to the front line is about 50%. Then explain the following points 1. The total number of people in the Fairy Kingdom civilization is at least ten or dozens of times that of other civilizations. (Because it is a battle rather than a resistance) 2. The value of being cannon fodder is far greater than the value gained from the battle. 3. The value of cannon fodder is the lowest in the fairy civilization, which means it is lower than that of robots, drones and other assembly materials. It shows that the human life at the bottom is as cheap as grass. 4. From the first and second chapters, the benefits of being a mercenary (death in battle) are not small, but from the protagonist and his brother drooling over the cake hammer, it shows that the life of the lower class people is very bad. This is very illogical. 1. Because of the war, the supply of personnel (cannon fodder) should exceed the demand. According to my understanding, the birth policy should start with large-scale subsidies to have more children. 2. People at the bottom are not living well. At this time, the survival strategy will be greater than reproduction, and the population cannot increase. 3. Ideological education, from the perspective of the protagonist's father, going to the battlefield is not a good place. Guess The time period the protagonist is in should be, The transitional period from the early to the middle of the mechanical revolution, with great progress in productivity, a huge population explosion, and a further reduction in the basic resources that can be allocated. In addition, in the early stages of the war, the fairy country civilization has an obvious overpopulation, leading to the release of the cannon fodder strategy. At this time, the big bourgeoisie that owned assets carried out gentle reforms (internally), but still carried out colonization and engulfment externally.

There are not many online novel authors who can write data well, and some even have math skills that are worse than those of primary school students. For example, one ton, he thinks, is 1,000 jins, and two tons is 2,000 jins.

Alas, a classic class reunion show-off and slap in the face

1: I didn't even read the foundation-building "Water" before it was released... 2: In Chapter 31, the squad leader brought the elders to visit the protagonist, but he lost to the squad leader in the bloodline competition! The protagonist's plug-in looks awesome, but in fact it is just rubbish. It has been infinitely suppressed by the author. "After practicing with plug-ins for more than ten or twenty years, I have become a dog. After practicing in other planes for 10 years, I haven't taken drugs for a week in the main plane." 3: The combat power is broken. "What I know is the battle during the Qi training period, but what I don't know is that it's a fight between the monks who transform themselves into gods!" I was always jumping to watch it. There are too many poisonous points.

The dangers of pioneering are a bit overdone, and they don't teach these people anything. They just throw them away. If you want to read about this kind of plane conquest, why don't you read books like The Wizard's Journey? You can also train them at the beginning and then throw them away. It doesn't consume much resources and the price-performance ratio is much improved.

It's a good thing for you that you won't write it

How dare the protagonist do the experiment? How dare ILi experiment with equipment? Those experimenters and detectors are many levels higher than the protagonist.

This type of novel collapses accidentally, and I don't know how many more I can write.

Let's just say that we can kill the world of capitalist immortality.

To forcefully promote mercenaries is unreasonable. As mentioned before, the liquid elixir technology is so awesome that it is directly equivalent to the mechanical revolution in the elixir industry. However, at first glance, it can only be replaced by two unique skills of the same level as the liquid elixir. You have to continue to be that mercenary. It is said that the immortal is just an ant. Will the immortal notice this ant's contract? Even if the contract really cannot be changed, just by spending money, you should be able to buy a bunch of foundations, equip them with a bunch of high-level weapons, and carry them over to the protagonist.