The Tiger of the Generals’ Clan

I think it's very good, but I don't really like this kind of plot (leading troops to fight). The content is a bit intellectually depressing, but it's acceptable. The negative review actually asked someone to make firearms... I'm too lazy to scold you. Please give it a good review first, and then continue reading.

Let me tell you my own point of view. It was okay in the early stage. After all, it is based on Xiao Bo Da Da, and the protagonist is set to be strong in martial arts, have three correct views, and be loyal. But in the mid-term, I started to lose my mind. How can a small city with less than 7,000 people (actual regular force of 300) besieged by 3,000 people fight back? Is it because the protagonist nb? Not to mention the villain's cool moves at the back, the protagonist went to lead the market to rescue the dragon and sniped Jin Hengshan without surrounding him? When the villain is surrounded by slightly more people than his own side, he gets into chaos and kills each other. Can the protagonist rely on brainwashing to lead 2,000 soldiers (set to be half the enemy's combat strength) and 8,000 old, weak, sick and disabled to defeat the 3,000 elite soldiers of Meng Yuan? It would be good if there was no defeat in reality. In the early stage, the Meng Yuan people were said to be awesome, but in the end, even if the protagonist just collected surrendered troops, the Meng Yuan people can be killed as long as the protagonist is present. If others are surrounded, they will be completely annihilated. The protagonist can resist and counterattack when surrounded. Anyway, there is no need to chase, the protagonist has never lost, and the protagonist is invincible.

Ancient truth

It can only be said that it is very unreal. It is not the kind of reality that is divorced from reality. It is completely illogical. The first few pictures can be said to be that the country was still wealthy enough at that time. The amount given to the soldiers was enough, but when I saw a chapter at the end, I really couldn't stand it anymore. A soldier who is an ordinary person at the bottom dares to contradict Baihu. This is a feudal dynasty that can be said to be fatal. In the end, Baihu not only refused to kill him, but also let him go. I can only say that you should not use your brain when reading this novel. If you use your brain, you will definitely collapse.

If you want to write an invincible novel, why don't you add a time traveler setting? Being a time traveler, you don't know anything, and you are even more ancient than the ancients. Let's not talk about the gunpowder formula, mononitrate, disulfide, and charcoal. Anyone who has read a book can know it. I just want to know if the protagonist has not been through nine years of compulsory education and can't understand the system. Anyway, it is an invincible novel and there is no need to care about the system. Everyone in it is to reduce intelligence. The dawdling militiamen under your command can be brainwashed better than regular soldiers. Once brainwashed, all soldiers are invincible. The enemy's regular soldiers will immediately become useless and run away. When you attack a city by yourself, you can always kill and seize it instantly in just a few hits. When the enemy attacks a city, he can always defend it even if his troops are stretched thin. Just like Lao Tan, several villagers who couldn't join the army in the village were somehow able to be trained to become generals.

Just look cool

Finally, I have a book I can read! I've been reading for a week!

It's verbose, it's too verbose. What the author wrote is that he forgot that the male protagonist is a time traveler. It's all based on recklessness and a mouth. You might as well add a golden finger to make it more fun, and get a few time travelers for the enemy to have a fair competition. Of course, these are my angry words! ! I was a useless drunkard at first, but after eating wild game for half a year, I became a mighty general with a strong back and strong waist. I thought that wild animals were all high-level exotic beasts, and then I practiced horse riding and used the body of a useless drunkard to challenge the enemy's experienced generals. There are too many loopholes. It seems to be a realistic style, but in fact it is an obscene style. Please close the book and stop writing! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

It can be seen that the author has very poor knowledge. He only sees what he thinks is justice, and the whole article focuses on this point to attract the readers' eyes. He lacks independent thinking and dialectical thinking abilities. Such superficial justice can easily be misguided and lead to paranoia, or even turn into extreme evil.

Even though I am an old woman, I think it looks good. It makes people want to read more. The author should write quickly.