The Warlord's Reign

What is the concept of 5 taels of silver a month for a big soldier? The Ming Dynasty's frontier army only had 18 taels a year, but you, a small soldier, had 60 taels a year? Where are the officers? 600? Where is the general? 6000? Can you afford it? There is also the issue of beheading. Who will help you if the heads are divided evenly? Anyway, it's an even distribution of whoever is stupid gets to work hard.

The plot is okay, but some settings are unscientific. For example, the author desperately brags about longbows, slanders and belittles crossbows, and does not pay attention to firearms. It is really funny. Can a longbow compare to a crossbow? Is there any development prospect in the late Ming Dynasty? What nonsense? The power and accuracy of crossbows are stronger than bows. The problem is that they are difficult to produce and require high precision in machine parts processing (Qin Dynasty crossbow machines had tolerance requirements, and unqualified craftsmen were sentenced to prison). As for development prospects, this is the end of Ming Dynasty! At the same time, Europe abandoned crossbows and developed muskets and artillery. The Qing army also had artillery - you use a longbow to shoot an egg? The only advantage of the longbow is that it saves money and technology. Who the hell would use a longbow if they have money and technology?

A fictional historical novel with just over a million words is unlikely to be a good work at all. There are no books recommended. You don't even need to click on it to read 3 chapters to know the quality.

If the pace of reform is too big, it will easily lead to problems.

What kind of bullshit are you writing? They don't have the most basic logical thinking and the relationship between the development of things, elementary school students? You also criticized history. As for your point of view, you probably got it from reading comments on the Internet! Or have you ever read the word "history" in history books?

I would like to read this book to understand. 300 Taels were killed in battle 🤫

Brothers, it's okay to write cool articles, but it's not good if you're happy with them. The eight-hundred-mile rush can only be achieved by working day and night. Dividing by 2 and then dividing by 2 is too fast. Horses need rest and generally traveling hundreds of miles a day is already the limit. That is fifty kilometers.

With so much reward, he looks like a fool

That doctor is a poisoner, is the protagonist's time travel a conspiracy of the doctor? If it were true, this would be ridiculous. If not, why bother to write such a shocking point that people will not dare to read the book.

Don't be too smart, or you won't be able to watch it