Ice and Fire: Conquering the World from the Wall

It's weird, I don't know why I always feel that after Westeros is unified, an Emperor's Dream will fly from the sky. .

Westeros wildlings beyond the wall They are 100% pure illiterates who have not been contaminated by civilization... They are true barbarians, and they are not even considered barbarians... Only those with cultural inheritance and systems like Dothraki can be called barbarians... Because they are not up to the level of barbarians... The most suitable system can only start with the Viking Court/Icelandic Altyn system... Wanyan Jurchen Meng'anmouk, the Mongolian Thousand Household System or the Manchu-Mongolian Eight Banners System are suitable for barbarians. They are all too advanced... Meng'an Mooke was half-cultivated and half-shepherd. The Jin Kingdom was essentially a grand alliance of northern peoples. Its level of civilization, except for the bureaucracy and culture, was actually on the same level as the Northern Song Dynasty... The Mongolian Thousand Household System Meng'an Mooke was an upgraded version... It was a centralized military state, but illiterate people still couldn't play it. To become a military state, they would go crazy and fight with the southerners... But a group of savages with few iron knives went south to seek death? Going south to plunder will definitely scatter the sheep... It will not be good for the protagonist either... The Eight Banners is another version of the Thousand Household Demon Making System. It is a product of the expansion of the slave-holding military state, and production must be supported by plundering and dragging the Kesuo (slave) manor. First of all, the savages themselves have no slave-keeping behavior, and catching slaves in the north is equivalent to fighting to the death with all northerners... The savages have no writing, metallurgy and farming, but they are quite good at domesticating and herding... The only advantage is that the language and religion are barely unified. So don't think about centralized power. This depends on the civil service system. Civil servants must at least be literate... They don't even have Chinese characters. How about asking savages to learn Chinese characters? This is too difficult, and you don't have time to do it, right? Faced with hundreds of thousands of illiterate savages... Any complex reforms and complex systems cannot be solved. It would be good to establish a system similar to the Viking Elders' Court... This is also the upper limit. The Viking court system is also recommended. Tribes with the same origin form one or several families and elect one or several court members to participate in clan court meetings. The power of court meetings is divided layer by layer... But the qualifications for voting rights need to be obtained by entering the war court and production court controlled by the protagonist. According to the Viking court system, other things are too complicated for them... The first-level clan court... Let them think about how to choose court members. Choose whoever they like. Once they are established, they can pay tribute to the higher court regularly (actually, it is a collection of members, four-legged animals will produce four-legged animals, materials will provide materials, and people will provide people). The votes will be distributed according to the number of tribute members and the court dividends will be distributed at the end of the year... What? Not coming out? The parliament voted to decide that you are the elements The second-level court, separate war court (legion), animal hunting court (hunting, semi-paramilitary), fish and hunting court (fishery), pastoral court (animal husbandry), farming court and industrial court, construction, commerce and so on (let's talk about it after you learn it...) The second-level court is actually directly managed by the protagonist, as long as it controls the legion and distribution rights Controlling the main production tribunal will give you the absolute right to speak... Finally, the entire Great Wall Council will hold regular meetings to establish basic customary laws and important decisions, as well as the appointment and removal of Great Wall tribunes. Normally, the protagonist and the elected tribunes and elders (the tribunes are responsible for communicating with the chiefs of the clan court, and the elders are mainly responsible for arbitration, just treat it as a village court) manage and mediate disputes. As for what the clan court usually does... Don't cross the red line of customary law, just let them play by themselves...

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If it weren't for my previous recognition of your writing skills, I would have given up reading the book as of the latest update. The protagonist has not been doing well since the Great Wall, especially in the military field, and then the recent "Little Peeling" is written like a cool article, a thousand soldiers take the leader of a thief, right? Taking a few people with you is like entering a deserted place. Don't talk about secret passages. This is not an important town. No matter how you patch it, it will be useless. It would be unrealistic for you to put yourself in the protagonist's shoes. Besides, is Xiao Peipi such a brave and resourceful person?

The writing is very good, and it is not a brainless novel. Personally, I don't think there are any bad points in the writing and plot. It may be that there is some discussion on the Qin system, and there will be no problems with subsequent patches (such as inheritance by demotion or inheritance without military merit). It is a very good Game of Thrones fanfic. Of course, if it can make millions, I will call it a masterpiece.

1: The protagonist is a time traveler, but he doesn't know the plot. It means that the protagonist has no foresight, which means that the protagonist will make mistakes. 2: As a time traveler, the protagonist's golden finger is a baby dragon. But I am still a sub-healthy person who cannot lift with my hands or bear with my shoulders. What I want to tell you is that Dragon Mother can survive because the White Walkers can't cross the Great Wall, but it's better for you to send the dragon directly to the White Walkers. 3: A loser is a loser everywhere, and it will not change just because he is now or in ancient times.

The protagonist accepts the memory of Duke Bloodraven, who went through the Blackfire Rebellion War and had decades of experience in governing Westeros, and was the Commander-in-Chief of the Great Wall. The protagonist is equivalent to the Blood Crow Duke with dragon + time traveler experience. Actually, your plot about Qin's system of barbarian soldiers is a bit poisonous. The overall development level of Westeros is equivalent to the era of Western medieval lords. Due to environmental constraints, the barbarians are still in the process of developing into a private slave system. The reform of the Qin system was confirmation of the victory of the landlord class over the slave-owning class. The development of the Westeros knight system is higher than the above-mentioned Qin system. You can refer to the Wubao Lord Era of the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties in China. In fact, you can look at it from another perspective. The War of the Five Kings is the sum of the lord wars and land conflicts. In my opinion, the strategy that the protagonist can adopt is that the North can hold high the banner of the White Walkers and use Robb's failure to quickly conquer the North. In the mid-term, when we arrived in the south such as the Riverlands, we tried to win over the High Sparrow Church to win over the low-level landless knights and low-level people to build their own team. The protagonist can raise a flag and use the strategies of Russia's Pugachev and China's similar Chuangwang uprising to fight against the great knights and landowners in the south. Win over landless knights and peasants, and win over outstanding talents who have betrayed their own class and have no way out, such as little devils. Actually, I think that after the protagonist defeats Stannis, he can conquer the North and win over the High Sparrow.

It's a rare masterpiece, and it still fits everyone's character. Come on!