Sui-Tang: With Chi You's Template, I Slay the Turkic King
隋唐：融合蚩尤模板，诛杀突厥王
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 230k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
102Chapters
2.2MReads
4.6kFlowers
10.0Score
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Reader comments 20
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In the end, he became the son of Yang Guang Liuluo.
The protagonist named Yang during the Sui and Tang Dynasties is basically the son of Yang Guang
Needless to say, the protagonist is Yang Guang's lost prince.
Chi You's weapon is the tiger sword, okay?
Good guy, Yang Guang's son is a professional accountant
I feel uncomfortable holding a sword on the battlefield. If the force is comparable to someone else's weapon, the protagonist will definitely suffer.
One is Yang Wu, the other is Yang Ming.
Military novels written as martial arts? Riding on the battlefield with a sword? You thought you were chasing infantry? Five hundred people interspersed with the army? I also really want to read novels about the Sui Dynasty. My last name is Yang, but don't be so stupid. I feel that the recent military history novels are all adapted from martial arts. They can kill with a single blow even when wearing armor. Heavy cavalry can also chase light cavalry, and they can run hundreds of kilometers on their own. There are even sword and shield soldiers with shields who can resist the charge of the cavalry. Brother, those heavy cavalry have tons of strength when running, can you withstand a row of sword and shield soldiers? It's hard to find more rigorous military historical novels.
It would have been great before the Three Conquests of Goryeo, then the Sui's national power would not have been greatly consumed. Now the Sui has lost many soldiers.
This author is illiterate, but he used swords on ancient battlefields? I really don't know if it's true or not