The Rise of Hu Shang

Please change the name Yaoyaoling. It's too dramatic. The protagonist quickly created his own religion based on Hinduism. The unity of politics and religion is the magic weapon to rule Asan.

The protagonist's Qinai City is approximately near the circle in the upper right corner of the character "Zha" in the Kingdom of Chalukya. The Pandiya Empire, which is currently fighting, is located near the sharp corner of the Pandiya Empire's power.

It's embarrassing if you don't play jokes well, and you're speechless when you play jokes in a place that should be serious. You have to make sure that a new caste level should be well-founded. Picking a demon zero out of nowhere, and being clever and making jokes is not the place to do it!

Stop reading, the last two chapters are simply unreadable! One is that the protagonist stayed in India for seven years, seven years! Is the protagonist a eunuch? Can't even lay a cub? The second one is to create some kind of royal family. The old one calls the emperor Little Huldo, and the younger one calls the main character (Emperor) Gurdo Brother. You want to create a warm side but give people a novice feeling. Historical novels are all about unscrupulous, iron-blooded, power-based, cold-blooded and ruthless. In the end, someone assassinated him and wanted to replace him. However, the protagonist actually let him go, and planned to give him 3,000 troops to fight in Burma. Then he set up a self-righteous slogan of moving to the Central Plains, just to cover up the fact that he was almost killed and replaced?

In fact, as far as Mongolia is concerned, apart from the fact that the initial territory is worthy of being called, there is nothing to admire at all. Not even as good as the Qing Dynasty. The reason why Mongolia was able to rise was actually just luck. In terms of force, Mongolia did not have much confidence during the Liao and Jin Dynasties. There were only tens of thousands of soldiers. If the Jin Kingdom had not dazzled itself in the colorful world of the Central Plains, Mongolia would have had no chance of winning. And the later emphasis on technology was actually the benefits obtained from the Jin Kingdom and Xixia. In other words, they were constantly upgrading. However, the Song Dynasty in the same era did not want to fight outside at all. It was like playing League of Legends. One kept upgrading from level one, and the other upgraded to level fifteen, and then did not upgrade at all. It is normal to lose in the subsequent battles. In addition, Mongolia was able to fight so hard in the west because of the blood-sucking tactics of the east. With the obtained physical abilities and technology, the people in the west were crushed. Moreover, Mongolia's strategy is the most basic massacre. Robbery will not feed the rule at all. Without people, the territory will be yours. It's like if I kill all the people on the earth, then I will be the master of this planet.

Finally, an author breaks through the traditional map and expands territory outside of Greater China. Competing for living space with contemporary civilizations is the greatest mission of a time traveler. The history of struggle in Greater China for thousands of years is actually a historical drama of internal fighting and palace fighting. Go out and let Chinese civilization shine in the world. Come on, author!

I have passed your book countless times, been attracted to it countless times, and been persuaded away by evil spirits countless times.

The title of the protagonist from now on will probably be "The Sword Breaker of God's Whip", the Master of Sri Lanka and India, the King of Southeast Asia, the Conqueror of Australia, and the "Glory Emperor of the Ocean" 😁

The author had a good meal in the factory today, including two chicken legs.

It's okay. I'll remove the demon spirit. I hope it lasts until it's put on the shelves. Then we can push each other...

The idea is very good, the plot is well written, there are few technical bugs, and the names of the powerful and supporting characters are really out of place.

Support me, this is the first time someone has written the history of Central Asia

In fact, a big problem is that the main ethnic group of the protagonist cannot always be Indian, right? But in a place surrounded by Southeast Asian and South Asian ethnic groups, how do you get the same main ethnic group as the protagonist? And the Mongol slave trade?

Good guy, this is my first time reading a novel about Mongolia's Western Expedition.

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