
Three Kingdoms: The Struggle for Supremacy Begins at the Frontier
三国争霸从边塞开始
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- Completed
- Length
- 201k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The emergence of gunpowder weapons is not a problem. The problem is that you have to grasp the rhythm, and various application methods of gunpowder weapons require corresponding technology trees. For example, a lightweight gun carriage cannot be used just because it looks like it. It must have a mechanical design, otherwise firing a cannon may injure one of your own. The coordination of gunpowder weapons and traditional armies is a big problem, and it cannot be summed up by simply lining up to shoot and shooting in three stages. The production of gunpowder that can be used by tens of thousands of firearms troops requires a huge industrial chain to support it. Once this industrial chain is controlled by internal classes or forces with opposing interests in the future, it will be very uncomfortable to use, and may even be backlashed. The most important thing is actually the internal governance after the unification of the world. I don't know why, but Qidian Chinese has written less and less about this aspect in the past few years. After writing about unifying the world, things often come to an abrupt end. However, unifying the world (inland/Han Dynasty) is only the first step in a long march of thousands of miles.
The latest three chapters are a bit strange to read. The protagonist has a deep background, so how can he be manipulated so easily by Yan. But since this plot clearly clarifies that the superior and inferior are manipulated by Yan, why can a subordinate take the initiative to bring back 3,000 people?
I was tricked into it by the saying about attribute point breakthrough outside.
The author's last book really started off at its peak, starting high and then going low. In the middle, when the protagonist entered Beijing, it was really confusing. I will go directly to the palace later, and I hope I can have the determination to finish this book. In addition, the problem of rambling on and off topic in the previous book needs to be corrected.
After reading the introduction, would you really kill Jesus? Wasn't Jesus from Wang Mang's time?
I think this update has the meaning of a eunuch
The unscrupulous author Da Wei Chun. I hate Gao Ying so much that I insist on reading it. Please update it quickly. If you are sure it won't be updated, I won't read it.
I stopped writing the previous one and just started a new one. It's an unscrupulous author.
When did the man named Yan die? How dare he, who has a family to take care of, deal with a child of a noble family?
Da Wei Chun wrote it well before. If you have to create gunpowder, isn't the sword and blood exciting enough? There should be no more gunpowder in this book.