Suppressing the Rebels

Dear fellow book lovers and experts, I'd like to say a few words. First, I want to clarify that I'm not blaming anyone; I'm just stating the facts. 👌 A book is like a child to an author. Wouldn't he cherish and protect it? I've known Jazz for several years, from his first book, "Warehouse," which he started with a random title, to his current work, "Pacifying the Rebels."

The author's descriptions of cavalry battles seem rather rough. In the era of cold weapons, cavalry was a formidable weapon; the difference in fighting ability between those with horses and those without was simply incomparable. The author uses spearmen against cavalry.

While tidying up the study before New Year's Day, the kids found a sign they were playing with—a warehouse tag. Several years have passed in the blink of an eye, and Jazz has already published his fourth book. I apologize that I haven't paid much attention to it during the two years of the pandemic when I was only reading intermittently. Jazz books are always so thought-provoking. I hope to see more people support and subscribe to them, and I hope things get better and better!

I've been reading online novels for many years, but I've never written a book review. However, the plot regarding the so-called "She Gu Ren" in this novel is truly indescribable. Based on my own reading experience, I'll briefly share a few thoughts and discuss them with you.

The first and second parts seem to have been handled by different people; it's watered-down, poorly finished, a waste of money.

I'm relieved to see that there are still people cursing.

The repetitive disaster relief efforts, winning over the people, fighting the local tyrants, and attacking the Liao (and having to fight city by city) are all so weak. Each plot point could have been written once or twice; the constant repetition makes me regret subscribing.

I've followed this book one by one, and this is utter garbage! What a load of crap! Ah Xi Bao is the main character! It's a waste of my monthly votes, my time, and my points. It's not worth reading at all. What a load of garbage! I won't accept any arguments. I paid for it all, and I'm going to loudly proclaim what a load of garbage it is! I'm dropping it!

During the Three Kingdoms period, Zhuge Liang attacked Chencang. Tens of thousands of Shu troops attacked a mere thousand Wei soldiers, but the siege lasted 20 days without success. A quick glance at ancient siege warfare reveals that it typically involved 5 to 10 times the number of troops, often at the cost of lives, or a siege strategy of cutting off supplies.

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