The Three-Pointed, Double-Edged Spear Conquers the Sui and Tang Dynasties

I like this kind of book about Sui and Tang Dynasty Chinese characters. Interpretation of a kind of knight-errant heroism

For book lovers who like to read about the Sui and Tang Dynasties, this book is definitely a treasure not to be missed. But there are a little bit less now, but you can keep them for now. I read 40 chapters in one go. Although it wasn't very satisfying, it was much more enjoyable than most Sui and Tang Dynasty novels.

Since you are an entry system, you should not just limit yourself to force. Fighting on the battlefield requires not only force, but also military strategy. Otherwise, you will only be a general until your death and will not become a handsome man. As for the ability to govern the country, we can talk about it later, but military strategy must start to prepare, photographic memory, military god and other entries will start to be online.

It looks pretty good now, but doesn't it include long weapons? After all, short swords are a bit disadvantageous in horseback combat. Each inch is longer and stronger, and the knife is pretty good. Is a long-handled knife better? After all, the short sword in the battle formation is quite disadvantageous.

This is a great book that old bookworms shouldn't miss, but it's a pity that it's too short.

The plot is good, but there are too few entries. To conquer the world, you can't just conquer the world with force. You need more charm, military strategy, IQ and political acumen, knowing people and making good use of them. He is better than Xiang Yu. He is also awesome at leading troops in war. Even without Han Xin, he can't succeed. Why do you want to run away to other worlds so well? I thought I could chase you for a long time, but it fell apart.

It's too exaggerated that Luo Cheng Twelve-Three can crush Shan Xiongxin. Shan Xiongxin is also one of the best in the world...

I noticed that a lot of people were complaining about the protagonist using a machete. First of all, the standard weapons of the Yamen are generally waist knives and iron rulers (I am not an expert on this, but it is probably the case), and the curved waist knives that appeared in the Sui and Tang Dynasties are the predecessors of the Yanling knife. The Yanling knife belongs to the category of scimitars, and the curved waist knives are a little more curved than it. Also, scimitars are not the only type of Mongolian scimitar, some that look like machetes will be included in the scimitar category, so sometimes when you encounter this kind of thing, the first time is not to express an opinion but to read the relevant information, otherwise it will only show ignorance. Some people may only know the Full Moon Scimitar.

Very good. As for the protagonist's weapon, I personally think you can refer to the Pangu Kaitian Yue in Shi Gandang's Heroes of the East. It is said to be an ax, but it is actually no different from a knife. The key is that it is handsome. In addition, as for the heroine, I am more optimistic about Yang Guang's daughter Princess Ruyi and Li Yuan's daughter Li Xiuning. As for whether you want to be Prime Minister Cao, you can figure it out for yourself [laughing] [laughing]

What I read earlier was really good, but I lost the desire to read it when I arrived in another world. I don't know why I wrote about Yue. It's a pity that I only read a little bit of a good book. I have been looking for a fan of Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties for a long time. Oh, what a pity.