After My Demotion, My 300,000 Troops Trampled the Imperial Capital!

The protagonist is also unlucky when encountering this system. The best option every time is the one with the worst reward. The rewarded general is also unlucky when encountering the protagonist. The protagonist does not take the lives of his subordinates at all. The protagonist often lets the tiger return to the mountains. You say you are afraid of ruining your reputation, but you have a reputation as a hammer. The protagonist's sworn brother can obviously cut it directly, but he let him go and gave away hundreds of thousands of troops for free. It is so well written that I won't write it next time.

For personal reasons, I don't really like this kind of protagonist who is so persistent when she can't get it. She is a general, and it is up to her to pursue other people's feelings, just like you have a super power that can make people like you. I can't accept this kind of love

I've read Chapter 189 and can't stand it anymore. What the hell is this? I acted like a dog for the sake of a woman rewarded by the system. There was also a sworn brother who clearly wanted to kill you but you let him go. There was also the sister who pretended to be you to fight with a military commander. What the hell is this? But when I saw it, you wanted to accept it. A female assassin went to a boat and was kidnapped by others. I really had no mood to watch it. A person with a system should be a prostitute or not. If not, he would die. If it weren't for the aura of the protagonist, he would have died a hundred and eighty times if he had a system. There is no protagonist in the whole story. It's not the author's problem. Goodbye

I can't stand it anymore after reading more than 120 chapters. What is it about? My adopted brother wanted to kill me but he let him go. For the sake of a female general who was rewarded by the system, he was a pure loser and a fat nerd. It's a mysterious operation.

I've seen Chapter 90, it's so rubbish. It's like I've never seen a woman before, bye bye

I feel that the image the author created for the characters is not historical, since it is a historical time travel article. The character's personality should be consistent with history, and you also marked that it has some original memories. If you directly put the name, military force, and image of the historical figure here, but without the memory and character characteristics, then it would be more reasonable, but it is also different from the subject matter you wrote. The protagonist also has many plots that forcibly reduce his intelligence. Since you have rebelled, you still care about your reputation. If you really care about your reputation, but you don't care about your reputation in certain decisions, if you insist that you want better rewards, then I can say that I have nothing to say. After all, you have the system to back it up, and you are not afraid. But from a normal perspective, it is not a good idea to let the sworn brother go home. Moreover, many characters in the novel are forcibly subdued. It feels very confusing, and the plot is also confusing. The writing is not good, but it insists on writing in a marginal way. If you really want to write in that direction, then you might as well change the subject and pursue the protagonist. I believe that although there is a foreshadowing in the early stage, it will be difficult to evaluate later.

The more I write, the more intelligent I become.

Licking a dog is nothing. I saw 90 pictures of sleeping with women without caring about the life and death of soldiers. The system text makes a woman from a small country lose her temper. Except for the few chapters about Zhang Liang, there is nothing else. She is also rebellious. She can't even manage her own northern Xinjiang. She betrayed her sworn brother and brought hundreds of thousands of people with him.

Really sucks

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