The Great Liang Han Cavalry
大凉汉骑
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 584k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Jin-Sui-Tang Dynasties
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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It's also important to write about the culture and economy of Daliang, including farming and development.
The Former Liang was the only surviving Han Chinese regime during the Five Barbarian Tribes period. It attracted fleeing scholars and its culture was quite developed. It inherited Han civilization and laid the foundation for the Sui and Tang dynasties. It was the third largest city in China at the time and the most glorious era in Gansu.
Isn't the ending just the original text from the encyclopedia?
To be honest, I really love your story about the Great Liang Iron Cavalry. Perhaps my feelings about it are different from other readers. I am very familiar with this period of history, but I couldn't help but feel extremely disappointed to see that it was only half-finished. I sincerely hope that you can finish this book!
New book on corn, "Qin Nong," released.
The new book is titled *Qin Nong*, a story about the peasant uprising at the end of the Qin Dynasty and the struggle between Chu and Han. The protagonist is a peasant. I've tried my best to present an authentic picture of the Qin Dynasty, and I hope my longtime readers will support it!
I'm a graduate student graduating this year, and I'd like to offer some advice to the author.
It's easy for a person to go crazy if they have to juggle several things at the same time. My advice is to prepare early, especially since your thesis and doctoral entrance exam can interfere with each other.
Horseshoes were produced
The Han Chinese are accelerating their demise; such small things slip away in less than a year. They're impossible to detect; they can be released anywhere.
With a population of around two million, Liang could mobilize 200,000 troops to conquer the Guandong region.
I clicked in, ready to see 580,000 words! I hesitated! I didn't read it! I left!
Hello fellow readers! I don't really know what to say. I can only say that I was Corn's first reader, and all the text he posted has been reviewed by me. Of course, I don't enjoy reading this type of novel and don't have much experience, so I can only help by pointing out typos and obvious errors.
The author writes about how mathematics is often treated with utmost care and respect, but does that mean other industries don't have similar practices? The barriers between industries are even greater. Ancient times certainly had bronze stills, but those were most likely used by alchemists. There was no distilled spirits in that era because brewers didn't know how!