The Warlord's Reign
军阀治世
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Song-Yuan-Ming Dynasties
- Updated
- 15y ago
- English
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What does 5 taels of silver a month mean for a common soldier? The Ming Dynasty border troops only received 18 taels a year, so this lowly soldier gets 60 taels? What about officers? 600? What about generals? 6000? Can you even afford to support them? And then there's the issue of decapitations. If the heads are distributed equally, who will do the work? Anyway, it's all about equal distribution; whoever's stupid will do the work.
The plot is alright, but some of the settings are illogical. For example, the author's excessive praise of the longbow and denigration of the crossbow, while neglecting firearms, is truly laughable. Could a longbow compare to a crossbow? Did it even have a future in the late Ming Dynasty? That's utter nonsense.
Alternate history novels with just over a million words are unlikely to be good works. The books recommended here are so poorly written that you don't even need to read three chapters to know their quality.
Taking too big a step in reform can easily lead to disaster.
What utter nonsense is this! It lacks even the most basic logical thinking and understanding of the relationships between events. Is this some kind of elementary school student? And you're criticizing history? Your views must have come from online comments! Or have you only ever read the word "history" in any history book?
Those interested in reading this book should take a look. 300 Taels were lost in battle. 🤫
Brother, writing wish-fulfillment stories is fine, but going too far with the enjoyment isn't good. The "800-li urgent delivery" (a type of express courier service) requires non-stop day and night. Dividing it by 2 and then by 2 again makes the speed far too fast. Horses need rest; generally, traveling 100 li a day is the limit, which is about 50 kilometers.
Such a huge reward, he's acting like a fool.
That doctor is a major plot hole. Is the protagonist's time travel part of the doctor's conspiracy? If that's true, what's the point of reading? If not, why include such a trope that makes people afraid to even look at the book?
Don't use your brain, or you won't be able to see it.