
One Tael of Silver Per Person Per Day, I Will Go to Yangzhou to Restore the Ming Dynasty
每人每天一两银,我赴扬州复大明
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- Completed
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- 370k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical Transmigration
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- 1mo ago
- Source
- Qimao
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The first person who traveled through ancient times to write about military training was a surprise, and those who followed the trend were redundant; he started a newspaper without literacy first, and followed the trend without following the essence... It is speechless
The following text is inconsistent with the previous text and is a mess.
A good book is written as rubbish. During the war, you can start training at any time to stand in the military posture. Is your brain caught in the door? Can you call the enemy and say, wait until the troops are trained before fighting? Isn't it concise?