This Isn't a Group for Fallen Kingdoms

This is my first time posting. As long as the author doesn't mess around, this book will be a hit.

Yang Guang, if you don't brag, you won't be slanderous. Yang Guang is not considered an emperor through the ages The First Emperor built the Great Wall and Yang Guang built the canal. Both of them wasted people and money and was of great benefit to future generations. The First Emperor unified weights and measures, and Yang Guang also had an imperial examination system. Judging from this alone, even if Yang Guang is not as good as the First Emperor, he can still be said to be the emperor of the ages. To say that Yang Guang conquered Goguryeo three times, the First Emperor also attacked Baiyue and the Huns. It's just that Yang Guang didn't win, and the First Emperor didn't lose. But, but! The First Emperor alone suppressed an era. When he was alive, Zhao Gao did not dare to make trouble. Han Xin, Xiang Yu, Zhang Liang, Xiao He... How many awesome people were there? No one dared to rebel. Even Zhang Liang, a descendant of Korean nobles, only sent people to assassinate him but did not dare to raise troops. Han Xin, one of the four famous generals in ancient China, along with Bai Qi, Li Jing and Yue Fei. Xiang Yu, a representative of the brave warrior faction of ancient Chinese military strategists, was at least one of the top three military generals in ancient China. In terms of commander-in-chief, Xiang Yu only suffered one defeat in his life, and that time his opponent was the three heroes of the early Han Dynasty and his subordinates rebelled... And these people, when the First Emperor was alive, weren't they supposed to do what they were supposed to do, and some of them dared to rebel? And Yang Guang...

That garbage in Chongzhen can only be cleaned well by cute fans. Emperor Xin, although Yang Guang went too far, he made the whole world rebel. As for Hu Hai, what the hell is Chongzhen? He is a fool who is not even as good as Cixi.

It is recommended that the author learn more about history and not be misled. The article can still describe Yang Guang's achievements, but it is unfair to say that he was a tyrant. You know, the history of the Sui Dynasty was written by people from the Tang Dynasty. Yang Guang built the Grand Canal to connect the north and the south and strengthen his rule. Emperor Wen of the Sui Dynasty opened the imperial examination. Yang Guang further developed it to select officials from poor families, resist the monopoly of officialdom by aristocratic families, and better balance the government. The expedition against Goguryeo was due to its ambition and the huge power of the Guanlong nobles. For the long-term peace and stability of the country, Goguryeo was conquered several times, and the Guanlong nobles suffered huge losses, so they turned to support Li Yuan. Later, Li Shimin also had this purpose in conquering Goguryeo. Moving the capital to Luoyang was to get rid of the influence of the Guanlong clan, but in the end Li Yuan, supported by the Guanlong clan, won the world. The evil posthumous title of Emperor Yang of the Sui Dynasty was also given later. It was the same reason as portraying him as a tyrant, a debauched and immoral emperor, and proved the justice of winning the country. Yang Guang's mistake was that he took 20 years to complete what several generations had to do in 100 years. He was too eager for quick success.

I just read a post Suppose Alexander really arrived in China during his Eastern Expedition. Here are the replies from several brothers The Macedonian army during the Alexander period not only defeated the Persian Empire, but also defeated a nomadic people who were good at riding and shooting during the Eastern Expedition. Finally, when in India, they also defeated India with its war elephant troops. Moreover, Macedonia at that time used iron weapons and also had ballistae, but the Qin State still used bronze weapons at that time. Don't think that they really don't have any technology. They were able to conquer or defeat three of the four ancient civilizations with the power of a small country. They did not rely solely on infantry tactics. In addition, the soldiers of the Wei Dynasty at that time beat Qin so hard that they did not dare to go out... Do you think that the Macedonian phalanx was just a group of naked men huddled together with spears? The Macedonian phalanx consisted of heavy infantry (carrying spears), light infantry (protecting the flanks), royal cavalry (assault + protecting the flanks), and auxiliaries (long-range). The Qin army had several misunderstandings: the first Qin Dynasty did not have formed cavalry, the second Qin Dynasty did not have a large proportion of archers in the army, the third Qin Dynasty did not have iron, and the fourth Qin Dynasty had crossbows but no AK47. In other words, Qin's unification of the six kingdoms mainly relied on infantry to stand out. How can you stand out with the Macedonian phalanx? As for the terrain, if you want to move the battlefield to a mountainous area, the OK phalanx will be gone, and your chariot will be useless. Chariots accounted for a large proportion of the Qin army. Without the combat effectiveness of chariots, a large portion would be directly cut off. ? ? ? So lacking in national self-confidence? Defeat a nomad who is good at riding and shooting? Weren't the Huns also suppressed and beaten? During the period of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, the Huns were driven away, and when they arrived in Europe, they destroyed the Roman Empire... Does Macedonia have ballistae? We also have a catapult! Can a ballista compare to a catapult? The Qin army did not have any formed cavalry? Don't you know that the Warring States Period was unanimously xenophobic? Moreover, the Qin army reached more than 400,000, and the cavalry was only seven or eight thousand, right? Alexander had a total of 50,000 men. How many cavalry could the king have? Not a lot of archers? That's at least tens of thousands, right? Chariot... Are you sure you are talking about the Warring States Period and not the Spring and Autumn Period? Chariots began to be gradually phased out during the reign of King Zhao Wuling, right? The soldiers of Wei fought so hard that the Qin army did not dare to come out? Does the long-term record count? After Shang Yang's reform, the Qin army was proud of dying in battle, and everyone was eager for war. Fight again, and the heads of Wei Wu's soldiers will be blown up! Not to mention anything else, in the Battle of Changping, Zhao State was encircled and killed 300,000 to 400,000 people, and Chu State was destroyed with 600,000 people. The time of Alexander's Eastern Expedition was probably the Baiqi period, so the strength must have changed but not much. Not to mention the falsehood, fifty thousand is at least two million...

The protagonist's pretentious routine is too embarrassing, and the author has no idea who to equip the equipment with. You should aim your pretentiousness at the group. In reality, you don't need to be pretentious. It's boring...

Five recommendations for daily use. I want to try the feeling of increasing semen.

I vote for you every day, but I just want to ask when it will be released.

This author obviously doesn't understand history but wants to write history. Is he a tiger or a wolf? Haha, Hu Hai would say that he is a tiger and wolf man? In the modern country of tigers and wolves, the teacher of tigers and wolves would praise you, but in the Qin Dynasty, they would call you a beast! Hu Hai's statement is tantamount to saying that he is a beast!

We often say a word called "a million troops". In fact, there were really one million troops in the war. I'm afraid even the general himself would be dizzy. Cao Cao claimed to have an army of 800,000 in the Battle of Chibi. It is estimated that there were not even 300,000 in reality. But in Chinese history, there are only 300,000 troops. There is an accurate record of a million-strong army expedition, which was Yang Guang's expedition to Goguryeo. He dispatched 1.08 Million troops. With logistical support, the number was probably no less than 5 million. It can be said that it was a true effort of the whole country. The result was a disastrous defeat, which directly led to the collapse of the national economy. Anyone with a little military knowledge would not send out such a large number of troops. This is something only an idiot would do, but Yang Guang did it. According to modern medical analysis, Yang Guang may be suffering from mental illness.