
Collecting Traits in the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Invincible Under Heaven
我在隋唐收集词条,无敌天下
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At the beginning, the protagonist knocked down the entire rockery and got the entry whether he was unable to defeat the mountain.
Yang Guang's Grand Canal and the imperial examination system are not worth mentioning. What Yang Guang built is called the Sui-Tang Grand Canal. The Grand Canal we are mainly talking about now is the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal. As for the role of the Sui-Tang Grand Canal in the Beijing-Hangzhou Grand Canal, those who are interested can search for pictures of the two canals to see how many overlaps there are. Canals have been built in all dynasties, but it was Yang Guang who built the project with the greatest momentum and the greatest losses. The imperial examination system cannot be understood even more. The imperial examination system did not start with Yang Guang, and the greatest development and changes were not caused by Yang Guang. He was only a participant in the development process of the imperial examination system (even this identity is subject to discussion). How to attribute the credit of the imperial examination system to him? Yang Guang's greatest luck was Li Shimin. After he caused great damage, Li Shimin or the Li Yuan Group could quickly clean up the mess and recuperate, and achieved considerable results in foreign wars. Otherwise, according to the normal chain reaction, Yang Guang is very likely to cause another wave of N chaos after causing such great damage. Then there is no such thing as the merits of the Tang Dynasty and the Sui Dynasty laying the foundation.
You should get four elephants to kill for fun, but four elephants are not enough. Cooperate with nine cows and two tigers.
People who take the route of innate divine power either use hammers, Xuanhua axes, sticks, or Lengyan saws, or various Buddhist Zen sticks or pestles. Among the Three Kingdoms, Dian Wei was also born with great strength. Let's see what Dian Wei used. When it comes to weapons, most people use blunt weapons if they are strong. Because of their strong strength, they can directly reduce the force by ten times. It does not need to be sharp or not. I can cut you into two pieces with a pestle or a stick, so why do I need a sharp weapon? ? ? In the same way, you have a lot of strength at the beginning. This is a kind of natural divine power. Not only is it inappropriate to use a gun, but it also fails to bring out the advantage of your strength. Guns are won by skill and test the overall coordination of the whole body. You don't need to use too much strength. Agile skills, a direct way to open and close, and wearing a suit of iron armor, you can play the role of a tank heavy infantry. How can you be so powerful at the beginning and use a gun at the end, and then become an assassin who mainly focuses on dexterity and agility? ? ?
It feels like the strength of nine cows and two tigers has become the strength of fifty-fifty
The Romance of the Sui and Tang Dynasties is Yang Guang's most ruthless novel. It is simply synonymous with the faint king. Yang Guang is a tyrant, and there is really no such thing as a faint king...
I'm speechless, using a gun with the strength of nine cows and two tigers? There are many guns used in the official history. That's because normal weapons can weigh up to twenty or thirty kilograms. In the novel, there are not many strong generals who use guns. Zhao Ma and his like are technical players. You are a newcomer who knows nothing and only has great strength, but you choose to use a gun. Can you, a big iron gun of three hundred kilograms, shake the gun? Besides, a 300-pound iron gun must be mainly used for smashing. Is that any different from a stick? It's just a stick sharpened to a sharp point. It doesn't look like there's any feeling of excitement at all.
The weapon weighs 320 kilograms. The protagonist counts it as 150 kilograms. The horse carries a weight of 500 kilograms and charges into battle. Your horse is a Pegasus. . .
According to the author, Yuwen Chengdu is more powerful than Sun Wukong. Why can't he be beaten to death so many times? Four top generals with at least tens of thousands of kilograms of strength can't be beaten to death. He also let the horse take Yuwen Chengdu away. This is the funniest thing. Neither the man nor the horse can run away. If a person is dizzy, the horse can run away by itself. What are the four protagonists doing? Are you watching?
Who is the protagonist... Has the author noticed that he is putting the cart before the horse? The protagonist's presence is too low, as if it would be a historical record without this person.