I Asked You to Save Twelve Hairpins, but You Put Aside This Unlimited Explosive Force

I thought I came in to read it because of Qi Qianqian. It's still The Red Mansion after Chapter 10. I'll just watch Dream of the Red Mansion instead.

How does the author plan to build a country? Will the entire Qing monarch side or directly revolt? I have an idea, find some random businessmen, kill the landlords, grab the money and send troops on the spot, then go to the countryside to develop, ensure sufficient food, send cheap militia to the villages to organize, and organize more educated troops to coordinate. Then continue to kill people, storm the countryside, and occupy the countryside. When the central government reacts, the local soldiers will raid and destroy the local soldiers, occupy the city, establish military control, recruit some people to reorganize the troops, and then blast the troops to form the main force, and the country can be founded directly. And you don't have to worry about it ending very quickly, you can write a lot, and you can also become a sea hegemon and a land hegemon after you conquer the country.

It was so good. I took off in a 360-degree spiral while watching it. I couldn't get down from the sky. Finally, I had to close this novel and barely landed. Reading this novel made me transform into a prisoner. Not reading this novel made me mamba out.

This cavalry and slashing regiment's troops are fighting against the Red Mansion, hahaha

When you write the system in the future, I suggest you use some brains. Just give the money to the loyal soldiers. The game is over when you come up You can just stop being so popular about riding and slashing. No one cares If you can't control the rhythm of writing, the writing will collapse, but if you suppress the readers, you will feel unhappy There are only 7 pictures now, hurry up and change them The dead have an upper limit, the more capable they are, the more valuable they are, and there is no need to suppress them later

I beg all book friends to read more tomorrow. This is related to whether I can make it to the second round this week. Then you can join the group to draw a lottery. I will give away a CDK redemption code for [Mount & Blade: Warband] to thank you for your support. If there is already a game, I will give away a CDK of the same value. Then I also understand everyone. I definitely wouldn't waste time and money chasing a new book. I don't know if the eunuch will fall. I might as well keep it, so I won't ask you for a monthly pass, but now it's really easy to fall into new books. In the end, I hope everyone can support me more. Recommendation tickets and follow-up readings are free. I will wait until it is released. If the first order can exceed 500, I will bite the bullet and get five copies of the Warband CDK and one copy of the Overlord CDK. Thank you all.

The protagonist has a green forest bandit with one tael of silver, and his loyalty is locked. If you just grab the money and explode the troops, you can defeat the Ming army so that they dare not leave the city. Why go to Liaodong to live under the fence? Is there a lot of money there?

The front is quite interesting, but after entering the palace, it is quite boring. Not to mention that the protagonist has money in his hand. He can go to Liaodong by himself, just take the Jiafu route or the Wangziteng route. This person is generally not a good person in the book, and he is also very daddy in these two books Jin Chai didn't write many, just Wang Yi

Immediately, the common problem of being hacked by the Red Mansion Cavalry appeared. Why don't those who rely on killing people to recruit soldiers go to the grassland to snowball, and those who want money don't go to Jiangnan to become bandits? I have to go to a border gate where everyone likes to stretch my hand to accept the insults, deliberately slowing down the progress.

It's so beautiful, I felt as if I was left alone in the world, transformed and ascended to immortality, then the earth collapsed and the mountains destroyed the strong men to death, and the stone stacks on the ladder to heaven were connected.

Brothers, why don't you even say anything? If it weren't for the background data, I would have thought I was writing on a single computer.