
Dream of the Red Chamber: Pingyang Fu
红楼之平阳赋
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 6.4M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 15d ago
- Source
- Qidian
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A Dream of Red Mansions
It's tough, tough, tough. Hong Lou stories have their own tag now, but completed ones are rare, and truly excellent ones are rarer still. Here's a collection of the Hong Lou stories I've read and been able to get into.
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Good guy, 180,000 troops defend the city? Please don't challenge your own blind spots, and don't challenge the reader's IQ, okay? Give me a head-on blow in the first chapter 😐
Your statistics are so scary. In the ancient feudal dynasty, you had 50,000 elite cavalry. Even the emperor had to kneel down.
Pure novice writing. The key to writing a book is that he is very tough and refuses to accept other people's suggestions. This thing is at best a perfect one. It is difficult to put it on the shelves.
Shennong is dead. If you have something to do, just burn the paper. If you don't believe it, just read it. If you read it, leave a message to warn those who come after you.
What I wrote before is okay. That Yang Hanyu was funny as soon as she came out. A palace maid who was rewarded could borrow a million taels of silver from the palace when the rewarded prince did not return to Beijing. You really treat readers like fools
I also want to ask why you, the author, can't finish the book. Others start at ten thousand, but you start at thousands. Don't you feel ashamed? Eat a steamed bun and finish reading without eating three. Isn't it embarrassing? I didn't even drink the soup, so I took a sip! I saw someone updating 20,000 words a day. How did he do it?
180,000 Troops defending the city? With so many elite soldiers, they can be called an 800,000-strong army! What's more, if you still defend the city with so many troops, will there be an army of 1.8 Million attacking the city on the opposite side? ? ? ?
The biggest question at the beginning is: Would anyone in history be really stupid enough to use 250,000 people (who were nomads who were good at field warfare) to storm a city with 200,000 defenders? Or would it be a situation where the defenders were united in fighting to survive and resisted, and the logistics were relatively sufficient. In ancient times, it was said that if you attack the enemy with ten points, you can surround it with five points. Generally, it takes about five times the number of defenders in the city to consider attacking the city. During the Three Kingdoms period, Wei State's military strength was several times greater to attack Wu. As a result, Zhu Ran relied on Jiangling City to overwhelm the enemy. Even if Guan Yu defeated Cao Ren's main force and defeated the Seventh Army, he could only besiege the opponent and wait for the enemy to run out of food. Zhuge Liang and several people in ancient and modern times were still under Chen Cang. Do you think the city is easy to defeat? Under normal circumstances in ancient times (excluding special circumstances, such as the city having no defense equipment, the city's walls being broken, the quality of the internal and external armies being too different, food shortages, traitors, etc.) As long as the defenders are consistent in attacking the outside world, the casualties of the attackers will be three times or more than those of the defenders. So 250,000 people attacked and defended the city with 200,000 people? Less than 50,000 in the city is fine. War is a means to realize interests, and mindless attacks are often neither realistic nor in line with interests. As mentioned above, when the siege team's morale in the city is relatively stable and consistent with the outside world, they often die three times for one or even more. A large number of casualties obviously does not meet the interests. In ancient times, soldiers who were trained and had war experience were the greatest wealth or resources. It is absolutely against the interests of the siege party to mindlessly attack a city to death. Only when it is clear that the benefits of siege are greater than the cost, and there is a large or even absolute advantage in military strength, and it is certain that a strong attack can be taken, will a strong attack be considered. Author, do you think there is a military advantage in attacking a big city with 250,000 soldiers and 200,000 soldiers? Are you sure it can be captured?
With 100,000 cavalry and hundreds of thousands of horses, why are you guarding the border? You can conquer the world directly.
I strongly recommend you not to watch it, a concubine can actually take charge of the house when the protagonist is not around! The author's writing is very messy, and after reading it, I will definitely say "the quintessence of China"! ! !