
Grand Protector of Anxi
安西大都护
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 464k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 11mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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The Tang Dynasty's Anxi Army, with the Protagonist Transmigrating to the Past to Farm and Build His Domain
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Your army of 1,000 soldiers raised 2,000 horses and it was taken away in one go. The horses produced in the Western Regions are true. Where did you get the money? How much did you get for 2,000 war horses? Another three-three system is a system adapted to modern hot weapons warfare. Are you taking it for granted by bringing it to the cold weapon era? There are huge differences in battlefield environments between ancient and modern times. The three-three system in the cold weapon era simply cannot accomplish the tactical purpose of the modern three-three system. Because of their low hit rate, ancient crossbowmen were concentrated together to ensure quality with density. By your time, they were all scattered into stragglers.
It's a pity that the Western Regions of the Tang Dynasty hope you all like it
Wow! I was amazed at the beginning, it's so beautiful!
I came here from Shuhuang, so I clicked on it and took a look, it is indeed very good!
The storyline is so exciting that you can't help but watch it.
The author has great writing style and the plot is quite good.
So beautiful!!
Don't you know how to make a gun?