Late Sui Dynasty: Starting from the Puppet Lang General

The author arranged several female protagonists for the male protagonist, who are they 🤓🤓🤓

1. During the Sui Dynasty, the official name of Chang'an was Daxing. Officials reported that they had various information about their appearance, family background, etc., And their colleagues directly revealed the information when asked. 2. In the third year of Daye, Yang Guang implemented the system of counties and counties, and there was no official position as the general manager of Youzhou. It's very cliché for ordinary people to call each other brother. In the Sui Dynasty, people often called themselves "lang" based on their family rank, such as "Dalang" and "Erlang". The title "gongzi" is really poisonous. Since the Spring and Autumn Period, the title "gongzi" has been used to refer to the children of princes and nobles. It is a bit nonsense for a powerful person to call a refugee "gongzi". 3. During the Sui and Tang Dynasties, Ye (ye) meant father. The servants called the owner of the village, and Alang was more appropriate. After the pacification of Chen in the ninth year of Kaihuang's reign, Emperor Wen established a township with five hundred families as a township.       ，，，，，       ，，，，，， 4. The supporting characters can be made smaller, but the Boling Cui family, the Yanjun Zhang family, the Hedong Xue family and the Xue Wanche brothers cannot be written as fools, let alone Luo Cheng, and Luo Yi cannot just instruct Xue Shixiong's son.

It was established in the second year of Taichang (417) by Emperor Ming Yuan of the Northern Wei Dynasty. It refers to the lords of the heaven, earth, east, west, south and north, collectively called the six lords. Goguryeo also had a similar system. There is currently only one adult written in the book. Because Yuan Ziyou is not only a Goguryeo Molizhi, but also a master from the east. At the same time, adults can not only refer to elders, but also to people with high moral standing and high status.

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When fighting Li Yuan, the most important core is Li Shimin. When fighting Li Shimin, the most important thing is not to engage in large-scale battles or head-on confrontations with him. There is no chance of winning compared with Li Shimin's military capabilities. You can only limit him politically. Among the political groups in the early Tang Dynasty, his discord with Li Jiancheng and Li Yuan was his biggest vulnerability. You can use a two-front battle mode (this strategy is only applicable to Li Yuan in the early Tang Dynasty. If you give up when Li Shimin becomes emperor, it is impossible to win). From this perspective, you can refer to the strategic layout of Liu Bang and Xiang Yu. Liu Bang's military capabilities are not enough to defeat Xiang Yu, but he can delay him on the frontal battlefield. Han Xin continues to advance on other fronts until the final encirclement. Xiang Yu has no choice. As long as you can withstand Li Shimin on the frontal battlefield, do not engage in large-scale confrontations with him, and maintain the style of city defense, even Li Shimin will not be able to defeat you in a short time. At this time, you can send some troops appropriately to let Li Shimin defeat you and gain certain military exploits. In this way, Li Yuan will not choose people who are inclined to the Qin Palace's position on the second front out of fear of Li Shimin. According to Li Yuan's style, it is likely that Li Yuanji or Li Jiancheng will fight, which will reduce the difficulty. It doesn't matter how badly you lose on the first front, you just need to enter the city defense battle and hold off Li Shimin, but the second front must win, and win big. (In this regard, you can use previous failures to make the opponent relax their vigilance. I wrote before that you can lose some when facing Li Shimin. If you can't even win against Li Jiancheng and Li Yuanji, then I can only recommend surrendering as soon as possible.) As long as you can gain an advantage on the second front, Li Yuan will definitely summon Li Shimin to the second front as soon as possible. Remember! When Li Shimin goes to the second front, you can chase him, continuously delaying his rush to the second front, and create a good strategic space for the people on the second front, but be sure not to engage in large-scale battles. What Li Shimin is best at is to seize your weaknesses and then conduct large-scale battles, defeat you in one fell swoop, and don't give him a chance. When Li Shimin went to the second front, the second front immediately switched to the defensive. The first front took advantage of the situation to launch a fierce attack (at this time, Li Shimin has left the first front, and if you can't beat me, you will have to wait for death.) The core of the double front play is not used to switching offense and defense. Taking advantage of Li Shimin's absence to launch a fierce attack, Li Shimin was kept running around to put out fires. He was constantly harassed by small groups of soldiers in this space, making him exhausted. In this process, Li Shimin's energy will definitely continue to decline, and he may make some strategic mistakes, but you still don't want to fight him in a decisive battle (this is asking for death). Refer to how Liu Bang defeated Xiang Yu, and you must not encircle him until the end, and you must exhaust others. When the horses are exhausted and the troops are close to being exhausted, surround him with several times more troops but do not engage in a decisive battle. Do not engage in a decisive battle. Do not engage in a decisive battle. Robbing his food road, using up his food and grass, forcing him to surrender (I feel that with Li Shimin's arrogance, he will most likely commit suicide at this time). Okay, by this point in the fight, you can beat Li Shimin, and it won't be difficult to beat Li Yuan. (Don't worry that when Li Jing was in the early Tang Dynasty, he didn't show any military strength and even reported Li Yuan. Li Yuan would not trust him.) The key point here is that when Li Shimin is away, you have to defeat others and keep advancing the front. At the end of the Sui Dynasty, the easier person to find such a person should be Liu Heitai (who was born in poverty and could defeat others except Li Shimin). By the way, let me talk about Li Shimin's tactical style. In the early stages of the battle, Li Shimin usually likes to personally explore and establish an intelligence advantage. This is the core system of Li Shimin's tactics and is usually extended through this later. After establishing an intelligence advantage, he will intercept your troops and cut off your rear supplies. Based on this, he will force you to engage in a decisive battle. During the decisive battle, he will use his tactical skills to find your loopholes and personally lead the cavalry in an assault to defeat you. Cavalry is the key point, and Li Shimin's coordination with infantry and cavalry is very high. If possible, try not to engage in a decisive battle with him. To defeat Li Shimin, it is best to defend the city. Refer to the defeat of Wang Shichong. Li Shimin almost destroyed all the defense systems outside Luoyang. Later, he besieged Luoyang. It still took several months to capture it, but Wang Shichong took the initiative to surrender (the Tang army formally surrounded Luoyang, It should be February 13th in the fourth year of Wude, and Wang Shichong's surrender should be on May 11th. Li Shimin only led his men to fight against Dou Jiande, but the main force was still besieging Wang Shichong.) Therefore, if you want to fight Li Shimin, defending the city is already the best option.

You must read about the fierce men who dared to write about the late Sui Dynasty, and dared to compete with Li Er for the world.

The development trajectory of this book will follow a general historical context. The character image and personality will be comprehensively considered in "Book of Sui", "Shuo Tang" and "Romance of Sui and Tang Dynasties". The author personally prefers the character of Yuwen Chengdu, certainly not the one who lines up. Since there is the fictional Yuwen Chengdu, Li Yuanba and others are also indispensable. The character settings of the Four Strong, Four Ultimate and Thirteen Heroes will basically appear. However, some characters, such as the patron king Yang Lin, have the same positioning as Zhang Xutuo and will not appear. In other words, the latter is the historical prototype of the former. The force value will not be as exaggerated as in Tang Zhong. The upper limit can be referred to the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Some characters who appeared in the early stage, such as Wang Junkuo (Wang Junke), Dou Jiande and others, will all be connected in the mid-term content. Finally, this article has some historical research, but it will not refer entirely to history. The plot will incorporate some of the author's assumptions and artistic methods. I hope that all readers will support me and give me your support. If you have any comments, I will try my best to correct them without affecting the overall story.

There are so many novels about Li Er that the Kanto gentry have no chance

After that, should we establish our own dynasty or become Li Er's dog?

Isn't it said that in ancient times, clothes and other items would be taken away after a war? Clothes are also materials, and the protagonist can be searched and stripped of his clothes?

Each chapter is so short and makes you want to leave.

In actual history, Luo Yi was not the general manager of Youzhou.

Li Er is not very good at leading troops, but is Li Jing the most powerful? Just kill

Jump like this? I'm afraid you don't know how powerful Li Shimin is