Dragonborn Lord: I Have Daily Information

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Let's talk about some theoretical ideas first: The Air Cavalry Regiment is a small-scale and expensive unit. Its main advantages are that it can fly and is fast. Their most important role is information superiority, followed by establishing air superiority and mastering air superiority, and finally establishing firepower superiority and ground support. I imagine that their function is first to serve as signal soldiers. They are not only fast, but also fly in a straight line, much faster than riding a horse; they can transmit more complex information than beacon towers and the like. Troops, personnel, and materials can be mobilized faster. The second is aerial reconnaissance, especially when large-scale troops are fighting or attacking more with less, intelligence is very important. Through aerial reconnaissance to grasp the enemy's troop movements and mobilize troops in a timely manner to achieve local strength and firepower superiority, the enemy's effective forces can be annihilated at a smaller cost. The last step is combat. Since this unit is very expensive and difficult to replenish, most of the time you should avoid close combat with the enemy or exchange bows and arrows. If the enemy also has air units, we should first disrupt the enemy's air communications, prevent enemy aerial reconnaissance, and provide air cover for ground forces. Then, try to annihilate enemy air units when we have the cover of our own long-range units or when we have a numerical advantage to reduce our losses. Specifically, the air combat theory and weapon range advantages mentioned in the article should be used to form a hunting and killing team with 1 or 2 double eagle formations, specifically looking for the enemy's lone communications or reconnaissance troops to hunt and kill. One is to consume the number of enemy units, and the other is to prevent the enemy from forming an information advantage. The situation forces the enemy to actively gather a large number of air units to come to us for a decisive battle. At this time, the air units fly kites to lure the enemy into an ambush circle. Marksmen or a large number of long-range units are organized on the ground to ambush. After the enemy air force is heavily killed, our air force will pursue and destroy it. If the enemy has no air force or the air force has been disabled, that is, we will only consider ground support after we have gained control of the air. Regarding ground support, based on the situation in this article, I would like to make two suggestions First, weapons. After all, the Air Cavalry Regiment is small in size and has insufficient training. There are only 25 eggs in total, one for the lord and one for the trainer, leaving 23 cavalry. According to the article, their aerial training time is at most one or two months, and focuses on aerial formation training. Even training land cavalry and horseback shooting is not enough time. At this time, the accuracy of letting them shoot crossbows in the air may not be ideal, and they may not be able to cause effective damage to the 300 heavy armor units they are about to face. The number is not large, so the suppression effect is basically ineffective. It is recommended to equip them with area-killing weapons such as kerosene bombs or black powder grenades, and then practice dive bombing. The killing efficiency against ground units will be much higher. After gaining control of the air, you can even organize some units to carry only ground-attack ammunition in addition to self-defense weapons, maximizing the firepower advantage. Second, it is not without merit that the air cavalry line up and use cold weapons to hit the ground. After all, the ammunition carried in a sortie is limited. If you encounter an infantry unit with poor equipment and low morale when the ammunition is insufficient, you can organize one or two terrifying-looking ground attacks, and you can defeat the enemy troops even if they do not actually cause any damage. Furthermore, when our ground troops are at a disadvantage, even if the air cavalry runs out of ammunition, they should launch one or two ground attacks without fear of sacrifice, such as beheading enemy generals, attacking the back row, and outflanking the front row. In general, due to cost and quantity, the Air Cavalry Regiment should be an auxiliary unit that fully utilizes its advantages to provide intelligence reconnaissance, air cover, and fire support for ground forces. It should not actively engage in close combat unless necessary. The above are some immature ideas, friendly discussions are welcome

After reading dozens of chapters, I wouldn't say it's bad, I can only say it's average.

There's no intelligence system. It's clearly Tzeentch's conspiracy.

Whose writing style is your trumpet? Come on, come on, it's not enough 😁😁

It's okay, it's a rare lord novel where the protagonist has his own strength. Most of the protagonists, Goldfinger, either have intelligence or discover and unlock talents, but they are weak enough to do so. You don't need your lord to go to war, but there are usually assassinations, poisoning, and so on. Those who are not strong enough are considered consumables. They are looked down upon and ridiculed every time, and are sent to the most dangerous places.

This book has more than 40 chapters of spells that are interestingly written, with a bit of a fighting feel like the Goblin book.

The description of female characters is somewhat difficult to criticize

Author, how did you set up the extraordinary system of this novel? I skipped through a few pictures, but I didn't seem to see any system.

As title

The adoptive fathers' monthly tickets will be doubled at the end of the month.

Are you, Fiona, a Kryptonian lieutenant?

The work "The Elder Scrolls: The Witch's Strategy Guide" visited and used the treasure to promote it. The author's writing is very good, it has been added to favorites and likes 👍.

The writing is okay, maybe it's because farming articles don't have much traffic nowadays. The author has a good grasp of his mentality and doesn't give up.