New Xuande in the Late Han Dynasty

Don't let me get excited about it and then give up halfway.

The writing is good and the ideas are good. Are you sure it's your thousand cavalry? There was a shortage of horses during the Han Dynasty. How could you, a county captain, get a thousand cavalry? Even if you get it? Don't these horses need to eat and drink? Also, how did you conjure up the cavalry?

Is this how the Yellow Turban Rebellion ended?

The protagonist of this book is a time traveler? He looks like a fool!

Three Kingdoms is about to be written as Water Margin

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I'm writing a bunch of stuff that has nothing to do with the Three Kingdoms. Newbies should look at other people's writing methods. Bye bye.

How it was written is similar to "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". The plot is the same. Since you are traveling through China for 5,000 years, and the history of world wars, you should use modern tactics to fight against the natives of the Three Kingdoms, so that you have a greater chance of winning. If you lose the battle today and lose the battle tomorrow, the nobles in the Central Plains will not support you, and you still cannot gain a foothold in the Central Plains. Guan Yu and Zhang Fei were not good generals at first, they were just fierce generals. Fighting mainly relies on equipment and logistics

The writing is very good, but the issue of bilateral stirrups leaves people speechless. Cavalry existed during the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. Is it possible that there were no bilateral stirrups? There are many tactics to restrain the stirrups on both sides, such as halberdiers and horse traps. If the man destroys the horse, the horse will be dead. The cavalry can't do without the horse's back when the horse's legs are frustrated. Horses and weapons are the same consumables. Weapons are easy to bend when cutting and killing, and horses are easy to die when cutting. The advantages of cavalry are mobility and large tonnage. They can charge to destroy or break up the enemy's formation. The art of war is as follows: shoot the man first, shoot the horse first, and capture the thief first, capture the king. The important thing about training cavalry is that cavalry are not horses. Bilateral stirrups are to train cavalry to be faster, so that cavalry can better adapt to horses and free their hands and legs. It is a joke. Do horses and people communicate by shouting? Driving, oh, shouting, the two armies are fighting. What the horse cannot hear is relying on its legs. If you interact with the horse for a long time, the horse will know what the master's intention is. It requires long-term running-in. Horse fighting belongs to the ancients. Only the ancients understood horses better. It is not the modern time that travels to ancient times that can trigger changes. Don't use historical archeology to write history. The Huns killed by Huo Qubing were defeated. Are the ancients without double stirrups useless? Maybe it's not necessarily true that the Huns were defeated by Huo Qubing with a double horse stirrup? Both humans and horses have physical limitations. The sprint of a horse in a war is not infinite. It may only last for ten minutes. The distance between horses must be considered to avoid trampling. Horses cannot run at full capacity all the time during long-distance attacks. Both horses and people need to rest. I'm just telling you my opinion.

Not bad, come on (ง •̀_•́)ง Already invested

It was okay at first, but after about ten chapters, it started to look like Water Margin, so it was withdrawn.

I'm curious, do no one read the new history books?

Can you write more about domestic affairs and farming? The whole text is about war, which easily causes visual fatigue. I feel that modern people are not familiar with Sun Tzu's Art of War.

Why does your character portrayal make me feel that Liu Bei is deliberately described as a hypocritical person in the Romance of the Three Kingdoms instead of a time traveler.

After conquering a county town, the author actually made five or six pictures

This protagonist is too useless, and the time traveler has the same development trend as the original Liu Bei.

Dad Liu is drinking,,, hahaha! ! !

Why don't many people read this book?

Recommend a book: The Resurrection of Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms

There is a very interesting thing. Anxi belongs to Zhongshan, which means that Liu Bei was deliberately suppressed by Zhang Chun to resign. Later, Zhang Chun applied to go to Xiliang to quell the rebellion but was rejected by Zhang Wen. Zhang Wen had a good relationship with Lu Zhi, and Liu Bei was Lu Zhi's disciple, so Zhang Chun thought that Lu Zhi was avenging his personal revenge. . . Then. . . .

Little people, please don't mess around with your cousin's name, it's so embarrassing.

I just stopped updating after watching it 😥

It's awesome. Finally, Liu Bei was written as a hypocrite.

Still missing a supporting cast? Or outside

I think it is better and more reliable to set Liu Xuande's birthplace in Shangyong. First of all, there are too many heroes in Guandong. People with no background like Liu Bei are basically looking for abuse there. In Shangyong, it is relatively close to Zhang Lu, and Zhang Lu is also relatively good. To the east are Liu Biao and Zhang Xiu, and to the north are the Xiliang clan, but the Xiliang clan is not considered to be superior. For Yong, Zhang Lu would have been doomed long ago. Liu Bei was in Shangyong at first, trying to kill Zhang Lu and stabilize the foundation in Hanzhong. After Liu Yan died, he planned to plot Shu. He would take advantage of the opportunity to rob Chang'an. Once he captured Chang'an and Shu, the foundation was established and he could dominate the world. His counselors chose Fazheng, Xun You, Jia Xu, Zhang Song, Huang Quan, and Zhong Yao.