Lonely Peak in the Late Han Dynasty

The writing is very good, the writing style is good, the formation and strategy are reasonable, but there are too few updates! Too little! Come on, author!

The writing is good. In fact, as long as there are no poisonous points and the writing is smooth, many people will like to read the Three Kingdoms books.

I just want to say that this update speed is so cool. I can't recommend it less! I voted 🌹🌹🌹

Discussion on the Northeast Granary mentioned in "Lone Peak in the Late Han Dynasty": In the troubled times of the late Han Dynasty, the Han population dropped from 65 million to 30 million. Among them, less than 10 million people actually died on the battlefield, and at least 25 million people died of starvation. The main reason for starvation is that natural disasters and wars lead to food harvests, people are separated, and refugees change their sons to eat... In troubled times, food is the only hard currency. The Northeast Plain is the largest plain in China, with a length of about 1,000 kilometers from north to south and a width of 400 kilometers from east to west, covering an area of ​​350,000 square kilometers. Its land is fertile and is one of the only three black soil areas in the world. In the 21st century, the grain output of the four northeastern provinces (regions) accounts for one-third of China's total output and can feed nearly 500 million people. So what about the late Han Dynasty? As long as we achieve 2% of the 21st century, we can feed 10 million people! As early as 1990, Xinhua News Agency issued a news: Rice carbides more than 3,000 years ago were discovered in the Liaodong Peninsula. And in 1992, archaeologists discovered a system of ditches in Wuhuanchi Town, Fuxin, which was thought to be used for rice field irrigation. The Wuhuanchi ruins belong to the Gaotaishan culture, with an upper limit of 4,000 years ago. What is clearly recorded is Jilin rice. Jilin rice has a long history and culture. As early as the Tang Dynasty more than 1,300 years ago, Lucheng rice was already famous in China. Therefore, in the Han Dynasty, it was possible to grow rice and even have rice in the Liaodong Peninsula. Historically, there was a period of interruption of rice production because ethnic minorities such as the Liao Kingdom banned the cultivation of rice because digging ditches to plant rice would affect the cavalry's ability to gallop vertically and horizontally. In addition to rice, the fertile and oily land of the Northeast Plain is also suitable for growing bean sprouts (soybeans), millet, sorghum, etc. After optimizing production tools and developing the Northeast Plains well, the food problem can be solved in the late Han Dynasty. If there is food, there will be people, and if there are people, there will be strength. After the protagonist traveled through time, through hard work, he won the position of governor of Liaodong, vigorously opened up wasteland, sheltered (acquired) refugees, and protected the vitality of the nation. Develop your power and strive for world hegemony.

In ancient times, the Northeast had many elite soldiers and generals, but it was very difficult to develop and explode the population on a large scale, even if there were things like cotton.

Yes, the strategy is reasonable and the IQ is online.

Although I lost the bet, it is undeniable that I think this is a good book, but after all, I am poor 😒 and can only be forced to support books 😅

About saddles in the Han Dynasty: According to our country's archaeological data, horses in the Yin and Zhou Dynasties were mainly used for driving, so they did not have saddles. During the Warring States Period, saddle pads for riding appeared, which can be clearly seen on the Tao war horses in the Terracotta Warriors and Horses Pit No. 2 Of the Mausoleum of the First Emperor of Qin, which may be called "low saddles". ... The earliest saddles in the literature can be found in Volume 358 of "Taiping Yulan", which quotes "Six Tao" "Generals who ride on chariots and horses without horses and saddles will be punished", and "Historical Records. The Liuhou Family" "dismounts from the horse and sits on the saddle to ask". The shape of the high saddle that is still in use today was formed in the Western Han Dynasty. The royal family and the nobles had already "decorated the saddles and horses with extravagant carvings." (It can be seen that the "saddle pad" began in the Warring States Period, and the mature "high saddle" began in the Western Han Dynasty)

I think the description of the war is better, especially the grasp of grand strategy.

Dong Zhuo's idea of ​​​​reaching Liaodong is a bit nonsense.

Seeing the word Xia Xue reminds me of Yang Zi😃

Author, you should start cultivating talents now, otherwise you will find that there is nothing you can do with the Aristocratic Family later. .

Starting from today, more than 10,000 words will be updated every day, and the manuscripts will be saved and the bullets will be used up! 🍺🍺

The Northeast Plain is a good land, but its production level in ancient times cannot be developed. It could be developed in the Han, Tang, Yuan and Ming dynasties, but it was not missed, and improved high-yielding crops were not introduced.

The IQ is online, the strategies are reasonable, and they emerge in endlessly. Give it a thumbs up.

I think the protagonist is totally fine, but the one who quietly goes into the village and shoots guns is not necessary. To make a fortune in silence, and then raise the flag to rebel when the capital is enough, it means that the Liu family has lost its moral character and is no longer worthy of leading the Xia Dynasty.

You can write about some less famous characters in the Three Kingdoms

Why don't you update it? What happened?

Is the author not publishing a new book? I have read so many books on the Three Kingdoms, and this author's writing is considered very good. Why don't you write more books about the Three Kingdoms, Sui and Tang Dynasties?

The writing and plot of this book are excellent. It's a pity that it didn't become popular. It's such a pity. I really don't follow the general Three Kingdoms books. If I do, it means the writing is really good.

The writing is quite good, the logic is reasonable, and the comments are a bit lacking.

Happy New Year and good luck in the Year of the Ox! 🎉🎉

In this book, the author, how do you treat the barbarians, that is, the non-Xia people, such as the nomadic people on the grassland? Do you kill them all or keep them to dig coal and mines, do you keep them to graze for the protagonist, or do you kill them all collectively?

Surprisingly, none of them are refined 😰

Why didn't I catch up halfway? It actually happened two years ago

One leaves and takes the woman to fight.

Let the author open a harem, do it reasonably

He keeps saying that the people of the world are suffering, and whatever he wants to do for the people is only for himself. When it comes to ethnic integration and the lack of people, the protagonist of the Hu ethnic group is too villainous. Don't really like the protagonist

It is said that writing war novels about generals fighting before the battle is intellectually depressing.