I Am Ma Su, I Am at the Street Pavilion

Twenty-five thousand infantrymen guard the city, and it is still a dangerous place like Jieting. A hundred thousand troops may not be able to break it even if they attack for a year. The protagonist can't even stay for ten days. This book is really outrageous. Luo Xian's 2,000 men defended Yong'an, and tens of thousands of Wu troops besieged it for a whole year but could not capture it. In the Hussite Wars in Europe, a group of peasant armies were able to rely on chariot formations to make knights helpless. The advantage of city walls was greater than chariot formations, not to mention that the elite Shu army was not afraid of Wei cavalry in field battles, and it was even more difficult for the Wei troops defending the city to win.

I don't know how many people read historical fiction for the majestic scenes of power struggles and iron horses. Personally speaking, the author's pig's feet want to develop science and technology (want to make flintlock guns), which is a bit off-putting. This is purely obscene and refreshing. Whoever reads the post-Three Kingdoms Shu Chinese text doesn't want to see the prime minister returning to the old capital, or pig's feet crushing the Wei Dynasty by relying on technology. Besides, someone has written about similar themes (starting with Yiling's protection of xx). Generally speaking, everyone has their own preferences for radish and green vegetables. If we continue to develop technology in this way, some readers will be eliminated.

If you're not good at fighting, you can just learn. If you know how to use people, that's enough. You are a time traveler. It's the same as an open-book exam. Just put familiar people in the right positions. The Wei army has just been defeated once, and there will be no major battles within a year. Practice in small battles and learn slowly, and find a strong person to be your deputy.

Gunpowder has been created, and the protagonist is just a joke with nothing to watch.

After reading eighty chapters, I really don't understand what the author is thinking. If you don't understand the bottom ranks, you can find someone who understands. You can be responsible for building the overall structure and selecting and employing people. But you just put down your advantages and slowly climb up from the bottom. There is no hard work and you are free.

To be honest, it's good, but it's too inky. A Street Pavilion has 50 chapters left unfinished, and there are only 50 chapters. Isn't this for everyone to keep? 🤗

This is the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Han Dynasty, not after the Tang and Song Dynasties. The battlefields were self-defiled. What about the brains? Besides, the Jingzhou faction has completely disappeared since the death of Guan Yu.

The author's knowledge of history and military knowledge is so poor that if he is right at all, he is not wrong at all.

Seeing that you want to taint yourself because you are too smooth, you are a middle-aged man in his thirties, not a young man in his teens or 20s, a natural leader. You are tainting yourself. If you are the leader of the weak and the ministers are strong, but you still talk about self-protection, you are nothing. I was still looking up to you. You are here to do this. Goodbye, abandon the book.

We won a foot first and then left it to engage in factional disputes. The key points of the dispute are nonsense.