The Tang Man Returns from the Vast Sea

Overview of the current situation (sourced from Station B: Fantasy Light Green). Looking at this picture, it seems that Khotan has already captured Kashgar. . .

A little explanation about the history of the Guiyi Army!         ，，， Therefore, some of the history of this period can be speculated based on a few words. Similarly, as a writer of online novels, Tiger can only do some novel-like processing and speculation through Mr. Rong Xinjiang's "Research on the History of the Guiyi Army", Professor Feng Peihong's "Dunhuang Lectures and Books: The Era of the Guiyi Army in Dunhuang", and journal articles from institutions and professors such as the Dunhuang Research Institute of Lanzhou University and the Study of the Dunhuang Guiyi Army at the Center for Chinese Studies of Northwest Normal University. For example, are Cao Yijin, the leader of Cao's Guiyi Army, and his descendants Han or Sogdian? This is still controversial, and the view in the book is not historical fact, but Tiger's hypothesis, because no one can figure out whether the Cao Yijin family is the Sinicized Sogdian Cao people, or the descendants of the Cao family in Qiaojun as they claim to be. Of course, on the basis of assumptions, Tiger tried his best to ensure restoration of character relationships and events. For example, it was mentioned in "The Letter of Jali Baodao to Murong Lang of Guazhou" in the Year of Renshen. Cao Yuanzhong's eldest daughter Cao Yannai married Murong Changdao (Sheng), the son of Murong Guiying in Guazhou, and she also had a son named Murong Xin (Yanchang). So during this period, Tiger tried his best to restore the historical events and figures in Hexi, the Western Regions, Hezhong, India, etc., But book friends, don't delve into it. I don't know if I delve deeper, -_-|| In fact, the results of this book may not be very good, because this period of history is not the period of time travel craze such as the early and middle Tang Dynasty, the Song Dynasty, the Ming and Qing Dynasties, and the information is relatively difficult to find. Therefore, if you still think you can read it, please give me a lot of support. Thank you Tiger. Finally, if you want to understand and like this period of history, I strongly recommend the series "There is an Lonely Loyalty in the Northwest" by Bilibili UP Anzhou Mu, which is very exciting!

I took the satellite map and made three pictures (the starting point seems to be too pixelated, so just look at this, if you have any questions, please feel free to point out) First of all, I really like this novel by the author Dada, and I have been buying monthly recommendation tickets! Therefore, I would like to post some questions about the latest chapter to discuss with you. First. According to what the protagonist in the novel told Emperor Jin, the Fergana Basin is like the Guanzhong Plain, and Khujand is like the Hangu Pass. However, after looking at the satellite map, I found that the Fergana Basin is an opening opening to the west, and the terrain near Khujand is not dangerous (see Figure 3). There are no permanent glaciers in the northern mountains. Khujand can only be used as a nail, which cannot block the army from the west in the direction of Samarkand and Tashkent. It is also unknown whether the lake in Figure 3 is an artificial reservoir. If it was just a swamp in the Tang Dynasty, the opening in the western part of the Fergana Basin would be even bigger. Second. Looking at the traffic conditions on the map, if Khotan captures Shule and the Fergana Basin, due to the isolation of the snow-capped mountains in the two places, it will be easy to block the mountain roads and form a separatist force in the Fergana Basin (could it be that the protagonist was chosen to capture the Indian base camp?). For Khotan, if the political center is not moved to Fergana, separatism will easily occur and it will be attacked in the west. It will also be a long-term difficulty for the Khotan army to support the logistics. And if you move the political center there, you have to consider whether you will be reversely assimilated. Moreover, in the past when the capital was moved, the Fergana Basin's strategic location was too narrow, and it was easy to trap yourself. If you want to move the capital to the Fergana Basin, you have to keep attacking outside, all the way to Samarkand. (Currently, it seems that Khotan's background is not enough, and it is necessary to prevent the Karahe Khan from the Central Asian grasslands.) I can think of two points at the moment. I will add what I think of in the future. Everyone is welcome to discuss.

I've been chasing it again recently. The rest of my writing was still on par, which was very difficult. After reading the whole article, I think the overall level is still above that of food. Only the Indian part was rushed and sloppy, which seemed a bit embarrassing. Can be skipped. In the later period, I was able to write about it and learn from some of the innovations of the Qing Dynasty system. I personally think it is very innovative. The Qing Dynasty was the culmination of China's feudal system. This is the definition of the Qing Dynasty in Chinese history textbooks. This shows that it must have learned from the feudal system of the past thousands of years in its historical evolution. At this time when capitalism is far away, don't think about running in small steps and jumping into capitalist society as quickly and cost-effectively as possible. I hope I can keep it up in the future and write more related twists and turns. If the author feels unsure and wants to leave a proper ending, that's fine. I think this book is pretty good. But if you want to go further, I think there should be a "reasonable and unexpected" plot. In short, this book is a masterpiece worth reading for history and literature lovers. Highly recommended. I can't stand it until I reach 300 chapters. The advantage of this book is that it has a relatively rigorous knowledge reserve, and the subject matter is very novel for me, who only learned about Gui Yijun after playing CK3. The background design is also relatively reasonable, and the various forces at the time are also introduced in more detail. This book must have been a masterpiece 10 years ago and 5 years ago, but now the competition pressure is greater, it can only be regarded as food and fodder. Honestly speaking, the author has put more effort into background and rationality than 90% of historical writers, and his results should be better. But why are the results still tepid now? I would like to mention my own thoughts for reference only. 1. The writing is too frivolous. Every time I watch it, there will be a funny joke. The historical text is very unsuitable for a comedy style. At most, some adjustments can be made to minor supporting roles. The main character can't be funny every day, it's very entertaining. It's okay to be funny in the early stage, but in the later stage, the protagonist has already conquered thousands of miles, and it is very unreasonable to have many awkward jokes with his ministers. 2. The series of expeditions after Shule were a bit outrageous, and the hang-ups were a bit too big. Especially in India, I will mark every place the protagonist goes to. If nothing else, let's talk about the last paragraph. In two chapters, the protagonist traveled 1,300 kilometers. I roughly calculated that the protagonist walked 10,000 kilometers after leaving Yumen in 3 years. I really can't find any conqueror in ancient history who could accomplish all this within 3 years. Alexander still used it for 13 years. 3. The nationalist spirit of the Tang Dynasty was invincible. In times of danger, the protagonist will shout out the nationalist spirit of the Tang Dynasty, then explode the small universe, and then defeat the strong with the weak. Recruiting subordinates to subdue them is also to shout long live the nationalist spirit of the Tang Dynasty. Then the other party will inevitably bow to you and be loyal from then on. I was very moved the first time you wrote it, I was still very moved the second time you wrote it, and I was still very moved the third time you wrote it. But you can't write it a hundred times, two hundred times. The brewing of emotions is to accumulate first and then explode. It cannot explode all the time. No matter how reasonable your background design is and how perfect your knowledge reserve is, it cannot withstand your excessive consumption. Just use it once or twice for each chapter and each stage of the protagonist. This is the ultimate ultimate move, not an ordinary A. I think this book is very promising to achieve a higher level of achievement. I hope the author will work hard in the future.

Is this okay for the protagonist?

It feels like the territory of Hengsheng is this big at most

Many time-travel stories are about dynastic reincarnation. You travel to ancient times and become the emperor yourself. There is no difference from the ancients. I think after the founding of the country, we still have to move towards a constitutional monarchy. Otherwise, the meaning of time-travel is just to have fun? Shouldn't we promote the progress of civilization?

When I saw that the dynasty established by the protagonist was named "Zhou", I gave up. China, the Hua Kingdom, even if the Tang Dynasty is restored, there will be no sense of substitution in the Zhou Dynasty.

The worst thing about this book is that there are too many stories about the Western Regions, too many countries, and too many special names. They keep fighting, fighting in the west, fighting in the north, fighting in the north and fighting in the south. It's easy to find trouble. Readers can remember so many things, but with a reading mode of 1 million words a day, they don't understand it. They keep skipping chapters, hoping to return east, but they never return east. To put it bluntly, the plot has been delayed in the Western Regions, and the people who are delayed are irritated. It can obviously be about farming, harvesting grain, and internal rectification and development. In the end, even if it is not written, it is about fighting. The key is to compress the time. I wish I could finish everything in one year. I really thought it would be so easy to fight a war in the Western Regions, traveling thousands of miles and preparing food for so many people. Without months of preparation, it would be impossible to fight a war involving tens of thousands of people. In this novel, the war continues, and it feels like an iron man who doesn't eat. According to the normal rhythm, it would be too late to return to the east at 400,000 words. As a result, you are probably 800,000 words long. I am absolutely speechless. To put it bluntly, if you read it in an online way, you will basically not be able to understand it in the early stage [Hu Xia's name is seriously interspersed with foreign names, which affects reading]. This requires the patience of reading paper books to slowly solve problems such as interpersonal relationships. It's written so naturally!

Modern times actually look better, but there are too many restrictions. . Hehe!