Great Tang: I Guarded the Northern Frontier for Three Years and Wiped Out the Eastern Turks

What the hell is this? It took several years for Gao Gouli and Tufan to go back and forth at full speed. They were the easternmost and westernmost points of the Tang Dynasty. Moreover, Tufan was mentally ill to attack the Great Wall. Their geographical locations were fundamentally different. Was it because he was mentally ill that he took a detour to attack the Great Wall?

The author of this book didn't even bother to look up a map of Asia... He didn't even know where Goguryeo and Tubo were...

If you think carefully about the term "Yellow Peril", it means the remnants of the Huns, the remnants of the Turks, the Mongols, and the large-scale western expedition to Central Asia and Europe, as well as India... Therefore, it is useless to destroy the Turks... The correct approach is to give a map of the Silk Road, let the Turks be the king's vanguard, and first cripple Central Asia and Europe. This is what they do. After the Tang Dynasty farmed and exploded the population, then sent people to accept Central Asia and Europe. Isn't it good? The Tang Dynasty should also allow the original people to have more lives, raise more cattle and sheep, and eat for themselves. At the same time, it should support the remnant Turkic army and continue to conquer the Western world. Isn't it good? The Tang Dynasty restrained the Turkic cavalry, and the Turkic cavalry restrained the Western world, a perfect ecological chain... The slave beauties captured by the remnants of the Turks, and the gold and silver treasures must be exchanged for better Central Plains specialties, right? Isn't it true that the Royal Assembly Caravan and the Silk Road Brigade are dead? If there is a benefit to the war, the whole Tang Dynasty will follow you. The world is so big. It's too early to discover technology, increase the population, and dominate the world. The Han people will take over the world.

Doesn't the author collect geographical information when writing historical articles?

I seriously doubt that the author doesn't know about Goguryeo and Tubo, one in the east and one in the west. Separated by the Tang Dynasty and the Xiongnu

Tubo is geographically located in what is now the Tibetan-Qinghai Plateau. It goes west across Gansu, passes through the Hetao Plain, passes through Wuwei and Zhangye, and passes by the Qilian Mountains. This road is the Hexi Corridor. After Yumen Pass, it is the Gobi Desert of the Western Regions. Walk another month to reach Kucha, after which we will reach Tubo. Goguryeo is located in what is now the Liaoxi Peninsula, and the royal capital of Goguryeo is Pyongyang City.

The Great Wall protects against Tubo, but does it prevent loneliness? Can I finish the geographical location before writing it? It's boring if I don't.

Is it necessary for Tubo to attack the Tang Dynasty to attack the Great Wall? Didn't you pass geography?

The defensive area in northern Xinjiang is really large. From the northeast to the northwest, let's treat it as a parallel time and space with different geography.

If you leave such a big magic weapon unused, you can still shoot it like a dragon?