Starting at Sarhu: Turning the Tables Is a Bit Too Hard

Can any professional tell me the actual number of casualties in the Battle of Saarhu and Houjin in history? Anyway, I don't believe two hundred 😢

This book should replace the Manchu Qing Dynasty and replace the Ming Dynasty. It is not a cookie-cutter version of the Ming Dynasty. I like it very much. Come on, the author.

After the protagonist killed the old slave, he went to Beijing to serve the king with Liaodong, Korea, and Mongolia as his foundation, and respectfully asked the Ming Emperor to hang himself from the southeast branch. After being pinned down by the army, the ministers made three requests and gave way. After proclaiming himself emperor, in the process of unifying China, he was stabbed to death by Damu, the pirate king of the Ming Dynasty. Complete book.

Compared with the Manchus, the Han landlords and scholar-bureaucrats were even less human. As long as they had the slightest bit of conscience, the Ming Dynasty would not be destroyed!

How can a woman who has given birth to two children still make the protagonist stunning? Have you never seen a woman? Let's not talk about whether she is the second most beautiful woman in the Manchu tribe! As long as it satisfies that aesthetic, how beautiful can it be in the first and second place? There are still photos left of what the beauties in the harem of the Qing Dynasty looked like, not to mention crooked melons and cracked dates! This is really a heroine who blows it off so well, and someone so old is so damn stunning, I really can't stand it. Does the author like this kind of taste? Farewell, I can't stand it anymore!

A person who leads soldiers to fight is handsome. If you look at the photos from the Republic of China, among the people who lead soldiers to fight, there is no one who is handsome

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I feel like there is no system to keep it all, and the time traveler is 100% dead, handsome. Huanggutun is here, how do you break it? Let me ask you, what can you use to break it if you don't cheat? How can you win if you don't cheat on Flying Dragon Riding Face and try to turn the tide? How can you turn the tide? Unless the halo of subjugation and intelligence hits our readers' faces, otherwise it will basically be a plot cheat if you don't cheat.

The question is, can the protagonist's army defeat the gold? It has little to do with being a traitor. The failure of Sal Lake has little to do with whether you have a traitor or not. It is simply that you cannot defeat it. If the friendly troops are immobile, hit them with a hammer. Thousands of people can still fight a dozen. As soon as the number of people increases, we will just serve food.

Let's talk about the real situation of the Battle of Salhu. Let's talk about military strength first. The general establishment of battalions in the late Ming Dynasty was combat troops, auxiliary troops, and one-third of the vacant positions for each. Therefore, the 100,000 troops sent out by the Ming Dynasty should have more than 30,000 combat troops, more than 30,000 auxiliary troops, and more than 30,000 empty positions. In his official document to the Ministry of War, the commander-in-chief of the Sahan War also clearly stated that more than 70,000 troops were actually dispatched. After the war, more than 50,000 Ming troops fled back. Subtract more than 50,000 from more than 70,000, and the war exchange should be about 20,000. As for why more than 40,000 were reported to the court, it is because all the original vacancies were included in the battle losses. It is difficult to calculate the number of participants in the Hou Jin Dynasty, because they only counted armored soldiers as soldiers, and those without armor were not counted as soldiers. At this time, Hou Jin's armored soldiers were about tens of thousands, and the unarmored soldiers were about hundreds of thousands (including unarmored flag soldiers and coated strong men). As for their casualties, they should be no less than 10,000. The lead bullets of the Ming army were poisonous. If you were hit, you would not die on the spot, but you would definitely die of poison six months later.