After Unifying the Qin Dynasty, You Invaded the Mythical World Again

The author did not bring out Da Qin's background at all. When you are fighting in the mythical world, you may only be able to use the power of the main world, but in the Xiaoao world, you still use the power of the main world. As for the mythical world, sorry, it seems to be completely different from this world. In addition, the exchange of various materials, technology and knowledge between worlds is not shown at all. How the worlds are integrated into one is not written at all.

The idea is quite good, but after reading a few chapters, I don't know if it's a problem with the writing style or not.

First of all, a million-strong army, all of which are elites, can mobilize three regiments in a short time, and an army of 600,000 people can set off directly. Is the author serious? Does the author really understand ancient warfare? First: War requires not only combat troops, but also auxiliary troops. The auxiliary troops in ancient Chinese wars are generally 1:3 to 1:7, which means that the total number of 600,000 troops should be more than 1.5 Million. Do you know what the concept of mobilizing 1.5 Million people for combat was in ancient times? Not to mention it took a lot of time, because as soon as the news of Ying Zheng's death spread, wars broke out all over the Qin State. The nobles of the Six Kingdoms of Mythical Great Qin are still alive. If there are 600,000 auxiliary troops, the maximum number of soldiers is 150,000. Considering that they would rather die than surrender and defend the city, it would be a joke to directly capture the entire Mythical Great Qin. Second: In a war, you don't just send troops as soon as you say so. If you really do this, you can refer to the Mingbao Sect. Before the soldiers and horses are moved, food and grass must go first. It is not just talk. To conquer the entire Qin Dynasty, we can only count 600,000 soldiers, and the total number of people is at least 1.5 Million. The average daily food consumption of ancient soldiers was 2-4 kilograms. The specific situation will change depending on the situation, but even if the average daily food consumption is two kilograms, Three million jins per day was needed. Considering the speed of the march and the possibility that counties and counties would defend the city, the amount of food and grass consumed would be 9 million jins per month. This did not take into account horses and livestock. The author did not mention the issue of food and grass throughout the whole process. He may have been preparing to massacre the city and rob it. Third: The author said that an army of one million could gather 600,000 soldiers so quickly, which means that there were 600,000 soldiers and at least 900,000 auxiliary troops near Xianyang. During the Warring States Period, the total military strength of each country was only 2.5 Million-4 million, including auxiliary troops. The author himself saw whether this troop arrangement was normal. It is not that there were no dynasties with more than one million troops in the capital, but how many people there were, and the total number of talents during the Qin Dynasty. Even if the six countries are unified ten years in advance, it is impossible to increase tens of millions or hundreds of millions in ten years. Fourth: I won't mention the typos, no one can avoid them. But there are some questions, emmm, how do you say it? For example, the civil and military officials generally refer to all the officials of the dynasty, but "one civil and military officials after another" 🤔. In addition, the protagonist, the emperor, pushed open the palace gate by himself, which was the gate of Xianyang Palace. Xianyang Palace is a palace complex. This is like saying that Qin Shihuang pushed away the purple The gates of the Forbidden City are equally outrageous Sixth: Xianyang Palace is just a palace among the palaces. There are only eunuchs in the entire Xianyang Palace, so it is not the upper court. How did the eunuchs know where Yingzheng was in the myth? How did they find Yingzheng in the chaos? Does the author want to read what he wrote? Seventh: Why are you writing myths and changing the timeline? Gao Yao and Yi Xiaochuan met Liu Bang, and then Yi Xiaochuan was sent to build the Great Wall, while Gao Yao was sent to be an official slave. He was bullied all the time. When he was stealing food, he heard someone saying that he was looking for a cook, so he recommended himself, and then he entered the palace. Yi Xiaochuan met Liu Bang for the first time when he entered the palace. I read the fake myth 🤔