Three Kingdoms: One Hundred Thousand Armored Cavalry from the Start

If you don't have 100,000, how can you write about opening with 100,000?

There are no 100,000 heavy armored cavalry, only 58 peasants

Isn't it too childish for you to recruit troops? You want food but no money? There are too many bugs. You sell the weapons and horses of the lancers and horse archers in exchange for food and recruit them again. One hundred thousand is nothing. If you don't recruit them, don't go out. No matter what the situation is, just push it aside. If there is no unification for more than three months, you will be disabled. Anyway, you don't need military pay or supplies. As long as you have food and space.

I said one hundred thousand at the beginning, but only fifty-eight at the beginning.

You can just rush into Luoyang and become the emperor, so why write about the Three Kingdoms? No matter which dynasty in ancient times, if there were one hundred thousand heavy cavalry, the world would be yours and no one could stop it.

Your 100,000 heavy cavalrymen are fifty-eight peasant uncles. . . . . .

Didn't they start with 100,000 heavily armored cavalry? What about the cavalry? Where's the heavy armor? Where's the 100,000?

Clickbait, sentimental clickbait

The governor of Youzhou is Liu Yu, right? Liu Yan left Yizhou and went to Youzhou.

Another headline-grabber, do you understand what the opening is?