
The End of the Han Dynasty
三国末世录
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- 2.4M Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 5y ago
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The population setting is too boring. There is only a population of 5 million. What can a population of 5 million do? Just give birth to children every day and compete for hegemony. What's the point of competing for the top spot? If there were only such a few people in the late Han Dynasty, there would be no chaos! Nine-tenths of the cities and surrounding areas in the country are depopulated. Why fight? What is there to fight? At this time, we need to consider the issue of genocide!
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I saw Liao Hua walking away. Liao Hua, who had left his name in history, was actually a blank slate. He was not as good as a random person picked up by the protagonist. It was simply confusing. No one just heard and said that there are no generals in Sichuan. If Liao Hua was a pioneer, he would think that Liao Hua was really rubbish. Take a closer look at who the generals of Shu are. Look at who Liao Hua has fought with and survived, then write about it
Ahem, I finally caught the bug. The writing of this book is excellent, the plot is touching, the content is ups and downs, the ending is unexpected, the content is resonant, and the meaning is thought-provoking. It is one of the rare good books I have encountered in the past ten years. The only regret is that I have not read a single word except the introduction.
There are only 5 million people in the 13 states of the Han Dynasty. What's the point? This is still a gross war. Why is there any need to fight? The reason for the rebellion is to have enough food. There are not enough people to farm. Why are you fighting? If you don't want to go home to farm and have children, who will follow you to fight? , The most important point is that it is impossible to fight, and there will be no one in the land for hundreds of miles. If you have 1,000 people to fight, at least 50,000 people will be needed to ensure logistics, and there is no one for hundreds of miles. You still fight, and directly occupy the land with no one, isn't it good?
The first chapter directly persuades them to quit. The war in the late Han Dynasty was caused by the serious annexation of land by aristocratic families. If there are only three million people in the country and there are not enough people to farm, what kind of Three Kingdoms will there be. No need to fight. They all go home and have babies.
Could you please explain why the population is set to be so small?
I see many readers and friends raising questions about population, so I would like to explain it here. This setting is necessary for the plot. If it is a normal population, if it wants to be logical, it will have to follow the old-fashioned plot of the traditional Three Kingdoms. The starting point for such an article is not one thousand but eight hundred. There is no need for me to add another article to my library. The second is the need for war description. Because I personally believe that, under the premise of common sense and logic, the scale of battles between thousands and 20,000 in the cold weapon era is easiest to display in words. Of course, if the readers don't bother reading the book, the author can write without thinking. If the protagonist gives a command, he can lead hundreds of thousands of soldiers and horses to roam around the map. You can also break into the palace city with 300,000 soldiers and horses. At the sound of drums and trumpets, six or seven hundred thousand people lined up in several large military formations. A battle involving hundreds of thousands of people is like a street fight involving hundreds of people. Apart from the numbers, there is no difference between this and a battle involving hundreds or thousands of people. These are common problems in online articles nowadays, including some chapters of my last book. But if the author really wants to describe these battles involving hundreds of thousands or hundreds of thousands of people with common sense and logic, most authors may not have the ability. Even if they have the ability, readers may not like to watch such a long and boring war process.
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This author is a god. If the population is set to be so small, then there must be no rebellion. There is no human race in the land. If you really can't survive, you will go to the mountains and forests and you can't find it. You might as well write about the Warring States Period of the Japanese devils. Japan was about the same at that time! Haha, I laughed to death when I thought that the Troubled Times of the Three Kingdoms was just a war between hundreds and thousands of people like a small country in modern Africa.
I feel like the protagonist is too stupid. After licking this thing, he adds that, and after hitting the left cheek, he stretches the right cheek. To be honest, he is far behind Cao Cao. Even with his personality and way of doing things, he can compete for supremacy.