
Fierce as Xifeng Liquor
西凤烈
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Look at the modern instructors who dominated the Song Dynasty. One by one, important historical events are presented again, including the reversal of Jingkang's history, Yue Fei's fight against the Jin Dynasty, and the battles in Xixia, all exciting. Good article, I like it, the pictures are very strong, and the history and culture are rich.
This book is a feast for history and military lovers! The author has made an astonishing textual research on the weapons, tactics, and organization of the Song, Jin, and Xia periods. The prototype of the Infinity Knife, the technical iteration of the flintlock gun, the practical application of various firearms, the tactical positioning of the Divine Arm Bow/Enemy-Kneading Bow, and even details such as logistical food lanes, cement road construction, and honeycomb briquettes all reflect the rigorous hard-core settings. The Iron Kites, Capturing Army, and Poxi Army of Xixia, and the Iron Buddha, Guaizima, and Meng'an Mou restraints of the Jin Army are all described in detail and believably. The logic of the war is strict. From the tactical review of the defeat of Fuping to the encirclement and reinforcement of Peng Yuandian, to the "cage" cannibalization strategy to exterminate Xia, every step is based on the deduction of geography, troop strength, equipment, and logistics. This is a fantasy epic built on a solid historical foundation. Very exciting! I love watching it so much! Beautiful~
"When the horse's hooves go south, people look north, and when people look north, the grass is green and the yellow dust is flying. I am willing to defend the land and reopen the territory. The majestic China will be congratulated by all directions!" Serving the country loyally, the story of Yue Fei's resistance to the Jin Dynasty is too classic, and it also leaves too much regret. The protagonist travels back in time to the Song Dynasty, uses wisdom and hot weapons to subvert the understanding of the ancients, change the situation of the war, and avenge his past shame. It is amazing and makes people feel excited and excited to watch. The writing is excellent and the concept is clever. I look forward to more exciting chapters. Highly recommended to friends to read and watch. [Like][Like][Like][Like]
The work uses a two-line narrative to outline the rise and fall of the hero. Yue Fei's growth from a commander to the commander of the "Yue Family Army" is clear: the army in Guangde shows his talents in military management, marrying a wife in Yixing metaphorically takes root among the people, and the cruel decision to kill Liu Jing reveals the rules of survival in troubled times. Han Shizhong's image is even more complicated: a genius in water warfare fell short due to mistakes by his generals, Huang Tiandang's fire attack failed miserably after his victory, and the hero's twilight years are regrettable. Jin Wushu's portrayal breaks through the facial makeup - Huang Tiandang's embarrassment and Huo Gong's comeback create a tension. These famous generals collide like stars, illuminating the grand sky of the confrontation between Song and Jin Dynasties
The author's control of the war scenes is very good, with a strong visual sense, especially the stories in the latest chapters, which are thrilling and thrilling. The Western Xia iron kites are pressing down on the village with dark clouds, and the Song army's response is also in place. Relying on the advantages of improved firearms, armored vehicles and fierce warriors, they block the attack at every level. The battlefield is filled with smoke, flesh and blood are flying everywhere, and the blast of flintlock guns and the impact of armor are like echoing in the ears. It makes people deeply feel the cruelty and shock of the battlefield. A very exciting historical military time travel novel, highly recommended!
When the modern warrior king's soul collided with the crisis on the eve of Jingkang, a violent storm that tore apart history began. "Xifeng Lie" uses a very tense time-travel setting to throw readers into the iron-blooded melting pot of the Northern Song Dynasty - here there are not only the flashy phantoms of "Along the River During the Qingming Festival", but also the cold light of the iron hooves of the Western Xia Iron Kites. The author Meng Zhuo Qingmei cleverly breaks the shackles of traditional historical time travel novels: the protagonist does not have a systematic golden finger, but carries more deadly weapons - modern military thinking and firearms knowledge. This "humanoid plug-in" setting makes every tactical deployment full of the pleasure of the collision of modern wisdom and ancient battlefields. From the military intelligence code network to gunpowder steel guns, from the Northwest New Army to the tactics of Bianliang, the confrontation between science and technology and cold weapons burst out with a thrilling epic feeling. The most shocking power in the article lies in the combination of fantasy and execution in rewriting history. "Two emperors crawling like sheep? You deserve it!" Behind such a sharp declaration is a complete subversion of historical humiliation. The protagonist is not a bystander who comes to conform to history, but a subverter who uses bullets and strategies to smash the established tragedy. This bloody narrative attitude makes every chapter burn with a fire that changes the destiny of the nation. The game between the special forces king and the four forces can be called a strategy textbook: the complex situation of Liao, Jin, Song and Xia is transformed into a chessboard, and modern tactical thinking reduces the dimensionality of the ancient battlefield to attack. And the declaration of "The art of killing gold? Not enough!" Also heralds a grand narrative that goes beyond personal revenge - it is a journey of recasting the backbone of an entire nation. The dark visual design perfectly matches the temperament of the work, and the intertwining of iron blood and power roars in every paragraph of text. If you are looking forward to seeing the thin gold body replaced by the fire-thunder steel gun, and want to witness the alternative rebirth of the Han Dynasty, this fantasy epic that injects modern military thinking into the veins of history is definitely worth igniting your passion for reading!
This book is really good. The modern King of War reverses the history of Jingkang and reshapes that period of history. Wonderful narrative, rich characters, and fierce battle scenes. Recommend
This book finds a perfect balance between grand narrative and microscopic portrayal. The plot has ups and downs: a surprise attack on Pizhou, a tragic victory at Pengyuandian, the rescue of Jingzhou, and a bloody battle in Yanzhou, all linked together with a relaxed rhythm. Liu Qi's "compassion does not control soldiers" and his lament for the loss of elites reveal the cruel nature of war and the dilemma of leaders. The book repeatedly discusses the dialectical relationship between firepower superiority and actual combat experience, the limitations of advanced weapons in specific environments, and the decisive impact of logistics support on war. It is not only a refreshing military conquest, but also a profound reflection on the cost of war, historical destiny, and the survival of the nation. The piles of corpses under the Yanzhou City and the blood and tears of the baggage team all indicate the eternal proposition of "one general succeeds and thousands of bones die", giving the story a heavy sense of history.
It's a very good book. Pig's Knuckle is a modern soldier who traveled to the Song Dynasty, which happened to be an era when firearms were developed. He single-handedly used some equipment to lead the troops to create semi-modern thermal weapons. It has great imagination, exciting content, and rigorous storyline. I give it a good review and recommend it.
It's a very interesting novel. The plot and characters are well written. I like this kind of novel.