The Military Governor of Weibo? Not Even a Dog Would Take the Job

I just don't understand, why do people have to vomit at the sight of a dead body? It's always the same thing. We've had so many people fried into a paste here, and nobody vomits!

We all choose together, how can we choose a soldier together? At least they must be military envoys and generals. Moreover, when it comes to selecting people, it is done by the officers and soldiers together, and it is not just who the officers decide. Recommend whoever has prestige

The protagonist of your novel is really problematic. You seem to have no understanding of Weibo at all. You might as well change it to Lulong. Which of the successive Jiedushi (military governors) of Weibo were actually generals? You wrote about a lowly soldier, and then all the other soldiers agreed.

Is this the latest masterpiece of blindly advocating industrialization? Several people who traveled back in time are starting to use the lost-wax casting method to build steam engines, completely disregarding the realities of their era.

The first three chapters are genuinely good; once you get through those three chapters, the protagonist goes mad, and then it gets really good. These days, it's rare to find a book with a good beginning, so this one is alright.

It made me laugh. Weibo only has 520,000 people. It's in the heart of the Central Plains, on a plain. A county only has 10,000 to 20,000 people. Hahahaha. Anyone with a brain knows that's impossible. Otherwise, where would Weibo get its food, drink, money, and cloth from so many soldiers? Did the soldiers in Weibo get them by farming?

Let me share something with you all. Mr. Watt's initial cylinder castings were like the English Channel, haha. He studied for three or even several years, and the casting error he produced was only three coins' worth. He was still incredibly proud of himself, and yet it still worked perfectly as an industrial power machine.

It's already the late Tang Dynasty, and they're still talking about aristocratic families...

I haven't read the novel. But may I ask you, is this military governor afraid of merchants? In the TV series, the merchant broke the governor's son's leg and nothing happened to him.

Without a system and superpowers, don't even think about doing scientific research in ancient times. Even without external interference, it would take you at least twenty or thirty years to succeed. How many twenty or thirty years does an ordinary person have to afford to spend? After doing all this, do you really have the lifespan to fight for supremacy? Do you think people will wait that long before they fight you?