Reborn as Liu Bei's Ancestor, I Took Down Chao Cuo from the Start

The essence of the cavalry wall charge is more attack output within a unit distance. With a denser formation, more sword and gun strikes can fall on the enemy within a unit distance from the front, creating the effect of more people bullying fewer people within a unit distance. The essence of military science is very simple. Smaller units gather more gunfire and firepower, and output more attacks in a shorter time. Whoever can do this will have an advantage. Harder, faster, denser!

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I took the name to mean that Liu Bei overthrew Chao Gai at the beginning of his rebirth.

My review is that the content of the book is indeed good, but I suggest changing the title. This title almost made me lose my desire to read in.

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1. In the Han Dynasty, one stone weighed 120 kilograms, which was about 249 grams. One stone was less than 30 kilograms today. 2. The weapons and equipment during the Emperor Wu period were still in the transition stage from bronze weapons to iron weapons, and the price of steel was no cheaper than gold 3. In the early Han Dynasty, the land grant was 100 acres per ding (adult men), and half for women and children. However, due to the increase in population during the Emperor Wu period, it had been reduced to 40-80 acres per ding (different among counties) 4. In ancient times, the minimum allocation of cavalry was one person and two horses, and the high allocation was three horses per person. 5. In the cold weapon era, an average of 2.6 Weapons were damaged in a battle, so the cavalry generally needed to carry 4 weapons and the infantry carried 3 weapons. 6. The casualty rate that elite troops in the cold weapon era can withstand is generally about 20%, and that of ordinary armies is generally about 10%.

I've seen a few pictures, and it's too naive to say this. It's so funny that you tried to make Chao Cuo suppress the pig's feet for the prince. Chao Cuo offended almost all his colleagues in order to stand out. If he helped the prince, the prince must have knelt down and cried and begged him to leave. The second war knowledge is too lacking. I led the cavalry from Chu to Yan, and returned the weapons of the Huns to no less than the Han people. Brother, can you read the information book carefully? Can you afford a long march if one horse needs the supply of 4 people? It would be great if the Huns had bone weapons, and they also have cavalry to hedge against it. How exciting is it? Surrounded on all sides, are you playing backgammon?

During the reign of Emperor Jing of the Han Dynasty, the vested interests that relied on the Huang-Lao system had become an interest group no less powerful than the Legalist military aristocracy. There are nobles and nobles above, the princes and kings are domineering and blessings, and there are powerful men and women below, and wealthy businessmen exploit the people. If the protagonist wants to make a difference, he must solve these four mountains that are pressing on the Han Empire. Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty solved this problem by supporting Confucianism and attacking the Xiongnu. After the victory of Wei Qinglong City, the order of favor came out naturally. The last forces of the princes and kings were eliminated without bloodshed. However, the elimination of the princes and kings also led to the rise of local powerful people, which in turn accelerated the collapse of the Han Empire. I wonder how the author plans to solve this problem?

Putting aside everything else, the first few dozen chapters look very enjoyable.

It is said that there are genetic test results. The origin of Liu Bang in Hebei, that is, the genetic test of the protagonist of this book is different from that of other bloodlines of Liu Bang. So, the question is, why is the child different? Why does the protagonist of this book want to have a son like crazy? It's terrifying to think about it 🤐🤐🤐