After Being Exiled, I Led a Million Soldiers to Trample the Imperial City

Too much hydrology, too few updates, rubbish

It's a bit funny. The protagonist asked the princess to seal off the city. The foreign merchants really couldn't afford it and had to sell the goods quickly. But the local merchants didn't have to worry about it. They only had cash in hand, so they just bought the food at a low price. They had a direct monopoly. The city was still sealed, and other merchants who had not entered the city could not come in to send money. In this case, the princess can only open a warehouse to store grain, and the grain dragged into the hands of the family will spoil. This will require extremely low prices, and secondly, the battle line will be stretched very long. But as mentioned before, the treasury is out of grain, so this method is simply impossible. Once there is no grain, the grain of the family will be more expensive than gold. This situation will continue until the disaster is over and new grains are produced. This author does not understand business at all.

Personally, I feel that the author's writing style is not suitable for writing this kind of time travel novel. You can try writing about cultivating immortality or pure ancient times. (Just personal opinion)

It's just an imaginary thing. While emphasizing that it's an imaginary world, it doesn't change the names of people and places. It can only be said that it's incapable of doing anything.

When can the princess of Qin be taken in? Is she the next emperor of Qin?

It's a pity that the author couldn't continue (I really like it). Although it ended hastily, I can understand it more or less. I am still very happy to read this novel.

The ending ended abruptly. Alas, it wasted my long pursuit. The ending was too hasty and sloppy. The hero and heroine didn't even sleep together in the end...

Love watching, update quickly

The content is a bit draggy.