Age of Empires: Starting with Chinese Arms

There are too many famous armies recorded in China, from the Qin Army, Wei Wuzu, to the 800 Hussars of Han Huo Qubing, many Han armies, such as the multiple armies of the Three Kingdoms, the Beifu Army of the Eastern Jin Dynasty, the Tang Xuanjia Army, the Beiwei Army of the Yue Family Army, the Three Camps of the Ming Dynasty, the Shenji Guards, and the Qi Family Army.

It's pretty good-looking, the pace is good, there's no logical flaw, and most importantly, it's not watery. The author should be a big game player in Age of Empires, so there's nothing wrong with him.

Mengchong

The soldiers are very good, but I don't want to pay them food and salary. I also want them to work for me. What should I do?

He hesitated to speak: Are you in the age of empire or are you summoning ancient troops?

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To be honest, I prefer to watch the protagonist play the game than real-life development.

The comments are pretty good, but I'm curious as to how the author solves the problem of Invincible Heroes having extraordinary soldiers starting from level 4. Should we use purely numerical values, characteristics, or build our own system? Or use ancient professions such as alchemists and wizards, or join the system of cultivating immortals?

You can go and play with the spirit of war, there are a lot of famous legions inside

I haven't watched it yet, but I feel like it's even worse than the People's Liberation Army, which is as powerful as the Red Army. It suffered more than 50% battle losses and refused to retreat. So the author, the pattern is too small.

The most powerful military unit recorded in ancient times is probably the Iron Buddha. Or someone else's

There are dozens of people in total. Why do we use the word countless every time? It sounds so awkward to read.

Crazy kid

There are a lot of typos. It's best to check them when publishing.

Nomadic Map

Frog Man

Teacher, the author should read my previous post about the firearms of the Ming Dynasty arms 😆 I have always felt that it is a pity that the Age of Empires series does not include these arms as arms. I hope that 😁😁😁😁😁😁 can appear in the author's teacher's novels Ye Gong Shen Cannon is also called Ye Gong Cannon, which is a practical field artillery like Tianzi General Cannon The Tianzi General Cannon is a field artillery that was favored by both the Ming and Qing dynasties. Although the imitation cannons of the Ming and Qing dynasties were more powerful👍🏻, they were inconvenient to transport Don't forget about the assault cannon (small cannon in the early Ming Dynasty) and hand-propelled cannons such as 😜😜