I Am Zhao Kuo, I Live in Changping

I couldn't help myself when I saw that Zhao had 100,000 cavalry. With these 100,000 cavalry, how could they defend Changping? They drove straight into Xianyang. Every battle involving large-scale cavalry was recorded in detail in the history books. The battle of Changping did not mention Zhao's cavalry.

There is nothing more to say about historical systematic writing, and there is nothing to say about reasonable writing. The author doesn't understand military affairs at all, so don't write nonsense. What is the nail tactic? Nail tactics mean that everyone knows they will die but still fights to the last moment. Nail tactics. As long as someone escapes from each nail, the nail will be useless. How can we do it without lofty ideals? There is still a way to get to North Korea. You are going to laugh me to death. Let's not mention the Yan State in the middle. How to get there? Even if the Yan State does not block it, you must know that the Northeast was not developed at that time and there were basically no roads. Jilin and Liaoning were basically forests. You must know that the Tang Dynasty attacked North Korea by water because the land route was too difficult. What did you think of going to North Korea during the Warring States Period?

This setting is a bit poisonous, and the protagonist will die even if he is powerful. Just like Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition, no matter where the hard power is, it will never succeed.

Not to mention time travel, Wu Qi is resurrected, and Han Xin has to lose the battle of longevity.

Come on, let's build a building. I want to see how many people like historical systems.

Zhao Kuo has no food, everything is empty talk

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Isn't it good to find a class? If you have to come out to harm others, can anyone write a book now? Is the QQ reading threshold so low?

As of Chapter 81, the purpose of the system has not yet been seen. So far, it has only reduced the lifespan. Personally, I think it is a poisonous point (Watch the follow-up) because the city's strategy shown by the protagonist can conquer the world. It is very powerful and can only be given some black technology. Then I still have a question, why does the protagonist attack North Korea without caring about other countries, just because of righteousness? How does the protagonist manage and defend North Korea after conquering it, with the Yan country in the middle? Generally speaking, the book is good, except for the fact that the protagonist has a very high IQ in military affairs (because I feel that the protagonist compares Lian Po to 100 points, and the protagonist has a perfect score of 99, Lian Po and 96, which is about the same as it only focuses on military affairs)

It was so smelly and long that I couldn't help but fall asleep.