The Fiercest Man of the Late Sui
隋末第一狠人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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525Chapters
25.4kRecommendations
57.7kFans
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Let me explain.
Some friends have said that Goguryeo architecture was mainly based on stone, which the author is not aware of. However, given the labor capacity of ordinary people in ancient times, villages could not have achieved this. The second question concerns the height of the Goguryeo people, as some have pointed out.
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Author, I don't think Yang Guang was a tyrant or a foolish ruler. His construction of the Grand Canal and his three campaigns against Goguryeo were actually intended to weaken or eliminate powerful clans and wealthy families. However, Yang Guang used the wrong methods.
I've read up to chapter 200, then I'm giving up. First of all, the name suggests a ruthless person, but I haven't seen any ruthlessness in them. They say they'll spare any enemy who surrenders, no matter what kind. Okay? Secondly, the endless complaints about the weapons, the steelmaking, the forging of armor and weapons—dude, all I've seen is your cavalry, from 50,000 to 10,000, and your heavy…
How many sheep could you exchange for 20 catties of refined salt? Wasn't refined salt worth about the same as gold back then? How many sheep could you get for that in Liaodong? Refined salt was for wealthy families, wasn't it...?
What the heck is this dual-wielding heavy cavalry?! Heavy cavalry isn't supposed to be equipped with a lance and a one-handed weapon; their main role is charging! Why would they need heavy armor for dual-wielding combat?!
The pacing is excellent; there's no unnecessary exposition, immediately immersing you in the war scene. The paragraph breaks are also manageable, making it easy to read. It would be even better if the language could be more detailed and varied. Keep it up!
Will the protagonist fight Li Shimin later on? Li Er's war command has already reached the limit of the feudal dynasty. To play it safe, it would be better to develop gunpowder to defeat him.
The author should consult more historical records. The authority of the Zhechongfu (a military command) was to recruit and train soldiers; they did not participate in combat at all. 🤫
I saw it while it was free for a limited time, and I skipped around and looked at dozens of pictures. The rest were okay, but there's one thing I just have to complain about. The novel is an alternate history, not fantasy. You can interpret the plot however you like, but I really can't understand the weapons weighing tens or hundreds of kilograms here. It's not hard to just search it on Baidu.