Reincarnated as a British Aristocrat

The writing is fine, as is the rhythm and plot, but the author doesn't seem to know much about online writing. In fact, the main line of the story is extremely vague, and it is impossible to tell what the protagonist wants to do. Secondly, the description in the first chapter is too redundant, making it easy for people to abandon the book. Finally, online articles are commodities rather than works. I wish the author a great sale.

The last few posts have been so retarded. Do you think you won't be able to make any money at all?

The surname is Kang Enbei, and his ancestral lineage is Enteritis Ning.

The author's business writing is really too simple, thinking that giving inventors more income will make them highly motivated. In fact, it harms others and yourself. If you don't recruit enough people to join the team, your own life will be difficult to protect. How can you get so much benefit to the inventor? The status of the inventor is very low, and you cannot protect your industry at all.

Although it is set in a different country, this book does tend to praise the invaders, vilify the guerrillas, and vilify the people.

I found it difficult to read. The protagonist in the article is an officer in colonial India. Although he is dealing with Ah San, the methods are very familiar! Is that what the Japanese did back then? What did the folks and soldiers do at that time? There are those who are protected by death, and there are those who stand up on their own! Maybe there is something like the one in the article? Put yourself in their shoes, if you were a fellow villager and a guerrilla, what would you do? The bigger question is whether he can survive the torture that will follow! It's better to kill the protagonist directly, but the one who doesn't persevere is terrible!

Ah, it's poorly written. I'm really speechless. Even modern America doesn't have any good anti-guerrilla tactics. How should I put it? There are basically no good anti-guerrilla tactics. Moreover, the protagonist is not enough to lead all this. Generally speaking, it is more fruitful. Organic tactics require political commitment, which means giving them official positions and independent rights. The protagonist cannot promise. Ah, it is useless to talk about mobile guerrilla warfare and confrontation. The essence of guerrilla tactics is to exchange human lives for the results of victory. That is to say, 10 soldiers or 10 militiamen. In exchange for an ordinary soldier, they make money. If he dies, 10 militiamen or, well, how should I put it, can pull up 100 at any time, but you can't. You can only mobilize another army from the mainland all the way, and the words of this army are very precious. If one person dies or the other person dies, you cannot afford to lose, whether it is the cost of training, the cost of transferring people, transporting supplies, etc.

After writing this, are you going to lick the motherland's ass again? This is the case at the end of every novel. He became the official of a small village without even a great emperor. I hate it when I see it.

I don't know if you can be Napoleon's nemesis, but I definitely know that you will be tricked to death by a group of noble pig teammates.

Looking at the title, I really thought it was about eating, drinking, having fun, and finding a peasant girl. I didn't expect it to be a story about going to a colony to be a soldier. It's a bit hard.