Rise of Central Asia

The biggest cancer of historical literature is the system. Systematic novels have no sense of immersion at all. It is like playing a game to cheat. The characters are false and the book is abandoned.

Why do so many people hate greenery? Because of exclusivity. The Quran is too exclusive and hates other civilizations and races. Once a unified empire is established, it will be even more exclusive and closed than Confucianism. Unless the protagonist conquers the entire land of Central Asia, the Middle East, and North Africa, and then fundamentally rewrites the teachings of the Quran, just like what is done in China now, so that religious power serves the royal power. Otherwise, as long as there is a residue, it will be like a fire, which will ignite as long as you let it go a little bit.

A Canadian trained by a Korean trainee wants to revitalize Chinese style

I thought this book was about spreading the culture of our mansion, but I didn't expect it was about greening.

. . . There are actually modern army uniforms. The most annoying thing when reading ancient historical texts is the organization of divisions, brigade regiments and modern military uniforms. It is embarrassing and inconsistent.

Traveling to Xiliao in 1204 gave me the same feeling as the Kuomintang in 1946. It looked like it had a chance of winning, but in fact it just looked good and there was not enough time at all.

Is this book divisive?

Why hasn't it been changed to the name of the Central Plains country yet, and it still uses the Central Asian "Khorasan". This makes people feel that foreigners want to conquer the Xia and Mongolia.

The descendants of the Tang army who were living in the Western Regions did not forget the Tang Dynasty. Zhang Yichao spent all his family wealth and led the people of all ethnic groups in Shazhou to revolt and expelled the Tubo who were entrenched in the Hexi region. In the name of the rebel army, he conquered Gua, Sha, Liang and other prefectures and counties, and opened up more than 4,000 miles of territory. And sent a missionary mission to Chang'an to convey the news of the restoration of the sandbank. The messengers who went to Chang'an brought back praise and praise from the Tang Empire, which boosted the morale of Zhang Yichao's rebel army. In the fifth year of Dazhong (851 AD), Zhang Yichao led his army to launch a large-scale military offensive against Tibet. The decadent Tubo rule in Hexi immediately collapsed. The Tubo armies in various states often fled upon hearing the news and retreated to Liangzhou. By August of this year, Zhang Yichao's army had recovered all the states and counties in the Hexi Corridor except Liangzhou, and Hexi finally returned to the territory of the Tang Dynasty. In August, Zhang Yichao sent a large-scale messenger team to Chang'an for the second time, carrying the records of 11 states in Hexi (Guazhou, Shazhou, Yizhou, Xizhou, Ganzhou, Suzhou, Lanzhou, Shanzhou, Hezhou, Minzhou, and Kuozhou) and successfully entered Chang'an. "The bright moon of the Qin Dynasty passed the Han Dynasty, and the people who marched thousands of miles have not returned. But the flying generals of the Dragon City are here, and they will not teach Huma to cross the Yin Mountains."

The protagonist was written as an excellent detective in his previous life, and then after time travel, his IQ is not online. The protagonist thinks that the detectives are all fools. He writes like a coward. Please don't insult the detective. Really, if you don't have the ability, just arrange an ordinary person's identity. Why do you insist on assigning the identity of a detective? It's like eating shit. It's disgusting.