An Army of Tigers and Wolves

When I saw Meng Hu preparing to turn the barbarians of the western provinces into cavalry, I couldn't bear to watch anymore and skipped to the end. Then I read the book reviews, and all I can say is that the protagonist is too invincible, practically a bug in the system.

The author's portrayal of military capabilities is entirely based on conjecture; it's incredibly awkward to read.

I first encountered this book between 2008 and 2010, when I was still in elementary school. It was an 800-page physical book. It continued until Meng Hu's breakout to the grasslands. By the time I finally saw and read the book at home, it was 2018 to 2020. I still remember the light infantry regiment, the heavy infantry division, and the decisive heavy cavalry regiment.

The author writes really well; it's definitely worth following and subscribing to! I'd like to recommend a book that's both hilarious and eccentric: "An Old Man Who Transmigrates to Collect Trash and Survives by Making Bad Movies." It's a laugh-out-loud story spanning multiple realms...