Total War in the Village

Which knight can let him serve as the deputy of the donkey and horse regiment in the future to train their combat effectiveness?

Published on Medieval-themed comics originally created by enchanting domestic figures. Friends who like riding and slashing and all-out combat should take a look.

Come on, author, wait and see if you can fatten up [fn=2_3]

There are many advantages to this book, but I am stupid and cannot describe them clearly. And I think there are still a few places that are a bit inconsistent. I hope the author can take the time to answer them. The first is population. This has nothing to do with the fact that the setting is not the Middle Ages but another world. First, there is no advanced productivity, and second, there is no magic and black technology, but it can support so many people. Is it a bit illogical? The second is that the superstructure of this world is somewhat divorced from the economic base. How did it develop? Finally, let's chat and read other book reviews. In the past, the protagonist still had a Chinese name. I don't know what other readers think. For me personally, as long as the protagonist has a Chinese name in a Western setting, I can abandon the book unconditionally.

White pole soldiers, a special unit good at mountain warfare trained by Qin Liangyu, chieftain of Shizhu, Sichuan, for her husband Ma Qiancheng in the late Ming Dynasty. The white-stemmed gun held by this unit is made of strong white wood (ash tree) into a long pole. It is equipped with a bladed hook on the top and a hard iron ring on the bottom. In combat, the hook can be cut and pulled, and the ring can be used as a hammer weapon. At that time, Qin Liangyu led this army to participate in Pingbo, Pingshe, aiding Liao, resisting Qing, Qinwang, and suppressing bandits, and achieved great achievements. The so-called "white-pole soldiers" are troops mainly armed with white-pole spears (spear). This kind of white-pole spear was a weapon created by Qin Liangyu, the Marquis of Zhongzhen in the late Ming Dynasty and the commander-in-chief of Sichuan, based on the local terrain characteristics. It is made of strong white wood (does not need to be dyed). The pole is equipped with a hook with a blade on the top and a hard iron ring on the bottom. During combat, the hook can be cut or pulled, and the ring can be used as a hammering weapon. When necessary, dozens of spears with hooks and rings connected can be used as tools for climbing over mountains and walls. Cliffs can be climbed instantly, which is very suitable for mountain combat.

Use mountain people and hunters to train soldiers with white poles. In addition to white poles, they also have crossbows and blowing needles.

Use mountain people and hunters to train soldiers with white poles. In addition to white poles, they also need crossbows and blow pins. Which quasi-knights can let him serve as the deputy of the donkey and horse regiment in the future to train their combat effectiveness. Will the subsequent system have 1 centurion and 2 inspectors under his subordinates? The current protagonist is the centurion, and then the centurion.

If you say it's a silver coin, it's almost the same, but as the lowest unit of measurement, copper coins, I'm sorry, it's a bit too dramatic.

Go sideways to complete the armament upgrade. Full-time environmental protection equipment. Straw sandals, straw boots, cloth leggings (well, these are not plants), and then vine helmets made of all branches and soft vines, vine armor vests, vine arm guards, and even vine horse armor! Then carry a rattan back basket or rattan basket. Now we can go on short-distance expeditions, and we can compress a lot of initial military expenditures and invest them in accumulation work.

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