The Iron Cavalry of Liaodong

Why do modern historical novels have this tone? The protagonist is a modern man. He does not rely on technology to win, but on martial arts. He recruits generals all day long. The protagonist does not know how Britain opened the country in the first place. There were no powerful generals at that time? ? ? Science and technology is the primary productive force, and this is a national policy. They have all forgotten it! If a modern person does not develop education and teach new knowledge, and thinks about competing with the indigenous people all day long, and must play rough tactics to defeat the indigenous people, he must be sick!

Who the hell said they would do last-ditch damage to seriously injured people? If that were the case, who wouldn't be afraid of being injured and having to hit last-ditch hits? Who dares to rush forward? As a result, no one will work for you. The real situation is that no matter how serious the injury is, you can only endure it by yourself. If you can survive it, you will live, if you cannot endure it, you will die. Unless you are a general, there will be a doctor to treat the injury. Please author change it

After reading the first few chapters of Pig's Feet Learning the Secret of Kung Fu and the Phoenix, I felt inexplicably laughing. When to learn Lushan Shenglongba

I laughed when I saw the edict was announced. Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty was a posthumous title that was only given after his death. Emperor Ling also issued an edict, which has no historical common sense at all.

I laughed when I went to Liaodong to invent horseshoes, stirrups, saddles, mine and collect foreign races.

Author, I suggest you read it Mi Muli's imperial career in the late Han Dynasty, the protagonist you described is a bit too merciful and soft-hearted. The protagonist wants to be the emperor but says that the world belongs to everyone. In the eyes of people at that time, the world can only belong to the emperor. If you said this in ancient times, you would be regarded as a deceitful person. The feudal ideology at that time would not accept your idea. I hope the protagonist of your next novel can be more ruthless, so that everyone will like to read it.

That Ten Thousand Years Princess betrayed the protagonist twice, and the protagonist almost died each time. The first time, so many soldiers died, and the second time, even his own woman and daughter almost died, but she didn't even kill her. Let's just drop the matter and make me laugh to death, garbage protagonist.

Wasn't Huo Guang's family exterminated by Emperor Xuan of the Han Dynasty? If you just come out, aren't you afraid of being exterminated again?

I don't care about the content, I don't care how you write it. It's just that this paragraph is too long and makes people feel tired. Novels are meant to kill time and relax, but you are causing trouble for readers.

Military academies are the most important thing. At least the lower-level officers can read and write, know certain tactics of war, and can train troops. Moreover, the consequences of betrayal in this era are more serious, not to mention betraying the division commander➕lord. Therefore, an army with 5,000 people who graduated from the military academy can be stable.