Summoning from Another World: Ambition to Conquer the World

In Chapter 20, one of the 110s died first before he could take his side. Why, just to write about the protagonist turning the tide, even the 110s were eliminated as miscellaneous soldiers. You can kill a 110 on your side first, but then others' 110 will definitely not die no matter what. So far, the summoning stories have been completed, unfinished, and are still being updated. There are 110 people who will die before the end of the game. Why is it that in the story, the protagonist dies first to sacrifice?

This is reasonable. Hundreds of thousands of border troops. That kind of female-channeled novel that has 700,000 to 800,000 frontier troops at every turn should be damned. Eight hundred thousand troops in ancient times. That emperor dared to give it away. This is probably the entire nation's army at the peak of the unified dynasty. Rather than the number at the end of the dynasty. Moreover, the unified dynasty, whose national strength is not strong enough, can only maintain an army of 500,000 to 600,000 people nationwide. Separate most of the remaining areas and guard the borders. The number of direct troops available to the imperial court is estimated to be around 200,000. And if a dynasty has 200,000 armored elite infantry and cavalry, it can serve as a mobile army. That is Siyi Binfu. All nations come to court🪖

Tian Heng used his own power to kill a 110, kept fighting and killed a 110, worked hard to do tasks to earn summoning cards, and won the strategy with Muyun Lingyuan. It is gratifying that Tian Heng finally fell significantly behind Muyun Lingyuan in summoning character level.

With dual time travel and dual systems, it's easy to lose track of priorities, and I feel like I can't write very long 😅

The author really doesn't want the protagonist to have an easy time. The alien world itself is already much more expensive than 110, and yet he even got another time traveler. The protagonist can get whatever cards he has, and the protagonist still has to work hard to complete the mission. In another series, there is nothing to do. The protagonist's first golden force summoned a force of 107, the first golden politics summoned an intelligence of 101 + politics 104, and the golden intelligence only summoned an intelligence of 98. The second and third force calls were a 107 and a 108. As for the other system, the first force call is 108 force, and the first political call is commander 101+intelligence 101+politics 103. The protagonist is not better than the other party's call in one or two comparisons. Fortunately, a purple gold card combines Li Shimin + carrying characters to regain the advantage, otherwise he really wouldn't be the protagonist. But there are five gold cards and one purple card in the other system that are useless, and I don't know who to summon, but the quality of the other summons can be lowered. For example, the gold intelligence has a 98 gold commander, which is about 100, and the two gold strength cards are below 108, and the purple card has a 109 general.

Who is the protagonist? Can you distinguish the priority and write less about the other one? This will easily lead to collapse.

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A 110 with a holy skill was crushed to death by a 110 without? Is Tian Ranju used to set off the protagonist? The performance of more than 100 commanders is not as good as that of the protagonist with more than 80 The part of breaking the golden tent and the royal court is too sloppy, it feels like I opened Li Shimin's trap and ran over him There are also those memories, I can't recall them, and how did I come up with the chapter about the love affair 😰

I feel like there are a lot of 110 generals. There is at least one on the opposite side. I have already killed one. He is only one of the top ten most powerful ones. If I give 109, it is about the same. It is not rare at all. I don't know how you can win.

Let's write the perspective back to the protagonist's side. This is the only problem with the dual system. It won't make you happy.

Who is the protagonist? I can't understand the author's operation

The summoned beauties must be collected. Many historical novels of the "summoning" type are about "summoning" beauties. Without collecting the summoned beauties, it will not attract the interest of reading the novel.

Will the beauties from martial arts TV series and historical TV series be summoned?

Can you answer the previous question?

Can you answer the previous question?