Great Han: I Am the Champion Marquis!

😪Usually novels of this type are written based on the template of the original character Long Aotian, and Long Aotian can be written as a poor man who lived in Hedong for thirty years and Hexi for thirty years.

When I saw Chapter 50, I couldn't help but say a few words. It was all foreshadowing, bragging about how good the resources the protagonist enjoyed growing up, and how awesome the protagonist was. But in the end, he had 800 cavalry with horse hooves and saddles, and took the initiative to rush into the encirclement of tens of thousands of people? No matter how fierce you are, what can 800 of you do if you are surrounded by tens of thousands of people? Isn't it okay to cause nuisance outside? Isn't it okay to scare the enemy away because they can't distinguish reality from reality? If that doesn't work, you can go to the enemy headquarters.

You are a 10-year-old child. Liu Che raises you as his own grandson. You spend all day thinking about leaving the palace like a tiger. You are not mentally ill. With the shadow of your cheap father Huo Qubing, you don't want to stay by Liu Che's side. I want to flatter myself, but I still want to go out. What can you do as a 10-year-old when you go out? I ask, why can you go out at the age of 10 and draw all the generals and soldiers who are chasing your father to the north to be under you, right? What about your brain?

800 Cavalrymen rushed into the encirclement. The author is really smart.

If the protagonist wants to rush into battle, the armor should preferably be European plate armor, covering everything from the nose and eyes to the joints and crotch. After all, European plate armor is the pinnacle of cold weapon armor. This is regardless of cost. Plate armor is not suitable for large-scale installation, and once the plate armor is formed, the body shape cannot be changed. After all, this is an iron tortoise shell specially designed according to your body shape. If you are thinner, fatter, or shorter, if your arm span and leg length are different, you will not be able to wear it. Only those who are not short of money like the protagonist can wear it. The steel of the plate armor itself is smelted from relatively mature steel in modern times, and the steel properties are relatively good. Then there is the advantage of the shape of the armor. It is a dome structure, hollow and semicircular. It is best to smooth the surface and apply some oil. When the sword and arrow go up, they don't put force on your armor. It is very likely that the force will not be transmitted to the armor and will slip away. And another advantage of the dome structure is that most of the impact is absorbed by the armor. It's like having a banana under an iron barrel. You must first break the iron barrel before you can damage the banana. There is a gap between the iron barrel and the banana. Our previous armor was too close-fitting. Any attack was transmitted to the human body before the armor absorbed much. After that, the protagonist can study elastic bands, or make them out of bow string materials, using our current construction site helmets as elastic bands. Add elastic bands to the top and bottom of the plate armor. The protagonist will not be afraid even if a blunt object is hit.

Huo Qubing, the greater his achievements, the sooner he will die. If he has an uncle who is so awesome, he still takes the lead, otherwise he will die sooner or later.

I want to see how from Kunlun to the grasslands and then to the Changbai Mountains, the males will be beheaded, the females above the wheel will be killed, and those below the wheel will be made slaves!

I want to see him go on an expedition to ravage foreign nations.

It didn't convey the feeling of high-spirited and talented people. In comparison, being average is mediocre, which is why so many people have read it. Beast-like intuition and earning grand victories are the talents of the champion. So, his heir, the protagonist in your novel, what should he be like, good at fighting but without great achievements? The most elite troops of the 800-strong Han Dynasty. I believe you when you say that you marched 500 miles in one day and beheaded the leader of the Huns' ten thousand cavalry, because you wrote about the descendants of the people who sealed the wolf in Xu.

The biggest problem with this book is that the protagonist is not successful. If you don't give it a failure, then you compare it with Huo Qubing. Who are you looking down on?