
The Rise of Zhao
大赵崛起
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- Completed
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- 505k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Pre-Qin Antiquity
- Updated
- 8y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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When Zhao Suhou died, Lian Po was probably just born, right? Although there is no clear record of Lian Po's life and death in historical materials, we can still make some general inferences. It is impossible for him to appear during the period of Zhao Suhou. Even if he appeared, he would only be a child or an infant at most~~~
Full of cuckolds! Don't ask for it if your heart is not in it
I am a pig, and the scheduled release point has been changed to immediate release--#
I want to hit my head and die... It should be released at 00:10. Oh my God, why did I click to publish immediately... I'm going to die--#
Li Duilao is back, will he still be powerful in the future?
I say it sounds ugly, this kind of rise is basically unrealistic.
First of all, most of Zhao's territory belongs to Shanxi Province. The actual arable land is relatively small. And because it is in a place of four wars. The soldiers of Zhao State are very capable of fighting. However, it will inevitably lead to a reduction in the number of personnel engaged in logistics. It also increases logistical pressure. I'll give you a few opinions. Click on steel technology, it doesn't need to be too advanced. As long as the Su Steel Method of the late Ming Dynasty could be achieved, it would be enough to manufacture a large number of steel tools and weapons. Shanxi has abundant coal resources. Coke can be obtained through coking technology to refine steel. Steel is more important to the progress of civilization than bronze. Steel weapons, steel armor, and steel farm tools are all amazing in improving the overall national power. Since there were no South American crops and the staple food at the time was millet, it was possible to try growing wheat. If you develop a stone mill and process flour, you can produce dry food for military use such as light cakes. There are also bread and buns. The other option is to go north, defeat the Huns, and obtain horse resources. Form a cavalry regiment. Form a fast mobile force. You can also obtain resources such as cattle. Strengthen research on plant medicine. Improve sanitary conditions. There are also the most important technologies of papermaking and movable type printing. Get it out too. The font should also look like Han official script as much as possible. As long as the education is good, you can start a course and get a bachelor's degree. A country without education. There is no future. Since you are a descendant of the royal family, you are naturally not short of money. You can recruit Mohist disciples and try your best to build telescopes and magnifying glasses.
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I think how about letting me be the moderator of the book review section?
If no one objects, does that mean we agree? 😁
By the way, wasn't it King Huai of Chu who destroyed Yue? Is Qu Yuan as old as King Huai of Chu?
There are too many mistakes. Was there paper during the Warring States Period? The kite is probably not made of cloth. How big does a manned kite need to be? Can it still fly if it is so big?
Is this really the world of martial arts? When I look at the protagonists of Kaida Jia and Princess Jinghua at the beginning, I feel that this is no longer a historical novel.
Also from pre-Qin?
Mine is not time travel. I think the author's pen is much thicker than a golden finger, so why bother with time travel? Of course, time travel has the advantage of traveling back and forth, and it can give readers a strange experience.
Don't you feel contradictory when you read history?