Three Kingdoms: Start with 100,000 Tiger Troops

How did our ancestors treat foreigners? And now? A family? You despicable barbarians, I swear not to be like dogs and pigs!

Does the author know how high the 100-meter city wall is? In the first chapter, when I saw the 100-meter city wall, I got drunk while riding my horse.

What the hell are you writing? Yizhou and Xuzhou are separated by Yanzhou, but you actually attacked Xuzhou first. Did you fly there from Yanzhou? Yizhou is not on the border, so foreigners can't fly over Youzhou to attack Yizhou, right? Goguryeo is next to Youzhou, so just attack Youzhou directly. Why does it have to run to Bingzhou? It should be run from the plains controlled by the protagonist. Also, you have to write it after you ascend the throne. If a small Goguryeo attacks a city in Bingzhou, you will have to fight with your back against the enemy. The situation will be very serious? Or was he very fierce when he was the county guard, but then he became soft once he took the throne? Ghostwriting??

If you don't unblock me, please pay me back the money I paid.

The Three Kingdoms era was all about power and strategy, but in fact personal force was not that important! Don't brag too much about your personal strength. In my opinion, in terms of personal bravery alone, you can only be defeated by a hundred people at most! In ancient times, the enemy with ten thousand people against the majority refers to the military command ability.

Why does the Three Kingdoms system basically give the protagonist the inheritance of Xiang Yu?

At the end of Han Dynasty, Xianbei Wu Heng could spend 500,000 iron hoofs? That big guy didn't finish it early. He's so stupid.

When I saw the 100-meter city wall, I lost the desire to continue reading. How did the enemy attack the city wall with more than 30 floors? Not to mention how difficult it was to climb the 30-plus floors, but how did they build the siege ladder?

Just to complain, Liu Dai actually had 50,000 cavalry in the early stage. Let's not talk about where the horses came from. The money to raise one cavalry is enough to raise 5 infantry.

What is the concept of one hundred thousand cavalry during the Three Kingdoms Period 3

As long as you have some brains, this book will be great. Let's not talk about whether Wuhuan Xianbei has those troops. The protagonist alone can easily have tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands. If nothing else, can you afford to support these people?

Author, tell me where there are people who are two feet tall? 6 Meters high? Niubi

One hundred thousand cavalry are marching and you can hear others shouting

During the Three Kingdoms period, there were only tens of millions of Han people, but the Xiongnu people you wrote about often had hundreds of thousands or hundreds of thousands? Or cavalry? The Five Surnames and Seven Hopes have been in your Three Kingdoms since the Sui and Tang Dynasties?

Generally speaking, bringing 20,000 to 30,000 soldiers is considered too much, but there are also those who bring thousands of soldiers and horses to form an alliance. The maximum total is only 200,000 soldiers. You give me nearly a million soldiers?

I stopped watching it when I saw the Five Surnames and Qiwang. I would like to have some historical knowledge. .

The author is talking nonsense. Dong Zhuo's military advisor was Li Ru, Li Wenyou, okay? Jia Xu worked under him, but he didn't help him, okay?

During the Three Kingdoms period, there were no five surnames and seven hopes.

You are a guard general, how are you qualified to lead an army of 100,000 people?

The number of soldiers given at the beginning is a bit too much. One hundred thousand people can basically run out of the city by one person.

Is the author stupid? How could the Hu people have so many armies at the end of the Han Dynasty? Don't you know that in the Han Dynasty, there was a saying that a Han Dynasty conquered the Five Hus? When writing a novel, at least you should be closer to history. It's purely for your own enjoyment. It's completely **

I only recruited 100,000 copies at the beginning, and I don't know how Li Cunxiao and Liu Bowen appeared.

Damn, the 100-meter-high city wall really needs Kai's 40-meter machete.

When singing the war hymn of Qin Dynasty during the Han Dynasty, the author was probably eager for the protagonist

If you start with an army of 100,000, will the emperor think you are planning to rebel? The author has some brains.

It's just nonsense. According to what you say, the Han Dynasty has been wiped out a long time ago. There is no logic at all. Even if you are writing a novel, you must have some logic. There can easily be hundreds of thousands of people. How many people were there at that time?

The war is too closely connected and materials are not considered? How can you fight Youzhou Ji and Xuzhou if they are not even close to each other? How about playing chess and just firing off cannons? This author didn't check the information before writing the book?

I still like your ruthlessness in killing aliens, but your completely undeveloped style of fighting with all your strength makes me feel a little pained. It's so militaristic!

Where did the five surnames and seven families come from in the late Han Dynasty?

With a system, I was almost invincible at the beginning. How did I reach 2,000 chapters?