Tang Shao

The second chapter asked about providing pensions to those who died in war. I want to say that in that era, it was good for the living to have food to eat, but there was still money for pensions? What people value more is treatment while alive rather than compensation after death. If you give everyone a meal of meat before the war, it will enhance combat effectiveness much more than post-war pensions. Even if you provide pensions, if they belong to orphans and widowers, your pension will not reach them.

I saw in the comments that it was said that we should use political commissars and staff systems. Should we do this? Everything must take into account the background of the times. One step ahead is called a genius, and ten steps ahead is a lunatic. It goes against social values. Everyone is illiterate. Soldiers eat food and get rich. You say you are loyal to the emperor and patriotic, and the generals and emperors change diapers more frequently than the diapers. This cannot be linked to the interests of the soldiers at all. How to promote the ideological education of political commissars? Unlike modern people, they do not have a certain cultural and social background to support them. Secondly, where do staff officers come from so much money to feed officers? There are six Cao Cao for daily affairs, supervision and recording, joining the army, and the remaining official assistance is provided by the general's personal staff. Tang people are not stupid, and they all know it. With more people, things can be done more concretely, but in reality there is no such condition. Why can a county official plus a county magistrate be able to run a county? Nowadays, the official establishment of a town is larger than this. In the Tang Dynasty, many auxiliary personnel were not paid wages. With subsidies and extra money, there was simply no material conditions to support so many people. It's not terrible to write a cool article or have a simple routine, but it can't be so unreliable. Once the political commissar and adviser are involved, they will fight for world supremacy. This model is simply an insult to the readers' IQ. The Manchus also conducted political training, and the new army judged faster than anyone else. This is modern times, not to mention the late Tang and Five Dynasties a thousand years ago.

First of all, it is very well written, and you will still find it interesting after reading it in one sitting. Secondly, in the current environment, the author is brave enough to choose to open a new historical book. However, the income from new historical books makes people worry that the book will be difficult to maintain. I hope the author is mentally prepared. Finally, I wish this book a great success.

It feels like a tight west wind. But the west wind is tight, but even the biological mother is worried. . .

I think in terms of personality, Liu Ji is the most suitable to be the head wife. She is generous and intelligent, and her father Liu Shan is highly skilled in medicine, but she has no other influence and will not form the influence of relatives that interferes with the government. Xue Niang can be an equal wife to balance Xue Zhi's influence in the army. It cannot be too high. If the influence of the relatives is too strong, it will not be a good thing for the relatives and the royal family.

Author, ancient cavalry did not march with their weapons on their shoulders. There is a ring of weapon racks on the body of the war horse, called a victory hook, on which long and short weapons can be hung. Otherwise, when marching with weapons raised or shouldered, in a real battle, everyone's hands will be sore and shoulders weak, aren't they waiting for someone to kill them?

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Yin'er is Li Cunshao's cousin. They cannot be together. Whether in ancient times or modern times, Yin'er can marry the adopted son of her parents because she is her biological child. From this perspective, it would be a better destination for Yin'er to marry one of Li Cunshao's direct relatives, such as Xue Zhi, or other close relatives who would appear later and were very important to him.

Liu Ji is smart, thoughtful, and generous. She is the most suitable candidate to be the head wife, who can not only ensure the stability of the home front, but also assist her husband.

Big cheers for the author! ! ! Accept this meager reward from me! !