Overlord Origin

I wrote that even the Yuan Dynasty came here, and I really thought I was a Mongolian.

Is Pig's Foot too cautious? The Qiyan tribe is just a grassland tribe now, and Temujin is just one of the grassland lords. Pig's Foot has invented so many things, which is considered a big deal. Anyone else can be reused, so Pig's Foot is left idle?

The author may think that he is thoughtful, but in reality he appears to be very childish. If there is any contribution, it is either this person or that person who knocks it out, which is very funny. These Genghis Khan Muhuali look like idiots. The problem is that you traveled through time before Temujin's rise. Isn't it ridiculous that you still do these things after having played so many roles?

Can you please stop recruiting a woman and just name her a team? This is not the Korean entertainment division. People in the historical division are not used to your bad habits. Hahan, just laugh while you're at it. It just so happens that you're writing about the Yuan Dynasty. Go to Goryeo and find Song Jihyo to take photos of the frost flower shop. You can also take in her two gay husbands 😜

The king calls himself: Song, Yuan and Ming call themselves "I" or "I". Before the Qing Dynasty, few people called themselves "this king". Starting from the Kangxi year of the Qing Dynasty, it was common for people to call themselves "this king". Those who are called Wangjue by subordinates; Song Dynasty: King/a certain king. Yuan: Your Majesty/Your Highness. ​Ming: Your Highness / A certain king. ​Qing: Prince, a certain prince/a certain county king. Before the Ming Dynasty, the emperor was almost never called "Emperor". In the Ming Dynasty, the emperor began to be called "Emperor" occasionally, and in most cases he was called "Your Majesty". After Kangxi of the Qing Dynasty, people began to be generally called "Emperor". The emperor calls officials; before the Qing Dynasty, most people called them official positions or Qing, and Aiqing was rarely used. In the Qing Dynasty, Aiqing began to be used extensively. In ancient times, women called themselves: "nujia" was a modest name for women after the Song Dynasty. Women in the Han and Tang Dynasties more often called themselves "concubine", and noble women could call themselves "I" and "I". Before the mid-Ming Dynasty, most dynasties used copper coins for daily transactions, with very little gold and silver. It was only in the mid-to-late Ming Dynasty that silver became the mainstream currency. In the late Ming Dynasty, "meeting votes/deposit checks" appeared among the people. There were no unified rules. Most of them were deposits and withdrawals/exchange receipts from acquaintances or local circulation, and were not legal currency. In the early years of Daoguang in the Qing Dynasty (1823): Rishengchang Bank was established, and private banks began to issue standardized banknotes, focusing on long-distance exchange. They were only circulated in the Shanxi merchant trade circle and major commercial ports, and were not yet popular. In the third year of Xianfeng in the Qing Dynasty (1853): the official issued the Ministry of Revenue official banknotes (official banknotes), which were forced to circulate nationwide. At the same time, the network of private banknotes expanded to the whole country, and official and private banknotes ran parallel. The use of banknotes entered an explosive period and became the "starting point of popularization." ​ The memorial system was only established during the Kangxi period of the Qing Dynasty. Officials in the Tang and Song Dynasties used "memorials", "tables" and "statements" to submit memorials, while in the Ming Dynasty they used "titles" and "memorials". There is no such thing as "memo" or "zhezi". "Please say hello" is a unique etiquette in the Qing Dynasty. It was mostly used between subordinates to superiors and juniors to elders. During the Tang and Song dynasties, people often crossed their hands and bowed to greet each other when meeting, and there was no such thing as "say hello". Before the Yuan Dynasty, subordinate officials rarely called superior officials "adult". In some dynasties, subordinates called eunuchs "adult", and in some dynasties, they called their parents and elders "adult". Beginning in the Yuan Dynasty, lower-level officials would occasionally call officials of second-rank and above "sir". From the middle and late Ming Dynasty, only officials of third-rank and above would be called "sir" by their subordinates. Officials with lower ranks could not be called "sir". However, in the late Ming Dynasty, there began to appear a few cases where officials above the fourth rank were called "adult". Before the mid-Qing Dynasty, following the rules of the Ming Dynasty, only officials of third rank or above would be called "adult". Starting from the mid-Qing Dynasty, calling officials "adult" gradually became common for lower-level officials. Attention! ! ! What is mentioned above is that lower-level officials refer to higher-level officials. No matter which dynasty, it is absolutely impossible for higher-level officials to call lower-level officials "sir". Some novels even write about emperors or nobles calling other officials "sir". This is simply contrary to Tiangang! ! ! Finally, let's talk about the problem of civilians calling officials Before the middle and late Qing Dynasty, civilians in various dynasties and generations called officials differently, and most of them called them "officials" and "masters". From the middle to late Qing Dynasty, civilians also called officials "adult". {"NickName":"Supervision and Restriction","UserId":406440657}

The original naming is really bad, which affects the sense of immersion and history in reading. The other plots are not bad.

According to the way you wrote it in the book, you may not be able to write a simple rebellion in the future. There should also be an East-West Conference similar to the Commonwealth to unify the countries and ministries, otherwise the rule will not be affected. Unless you write that Temujin will become a different kind of Kublai Khan after his death, but this may be a bit boring and become a reenactment of history.

Now that firearms are on the rise, firearms will be the main force in killing enemies in the future. The more firearms there are, the fewer spearmen and sword and shield men there are to cover them. This also means that the cavalry will be vigorously developed for a long time. And it must be the traditional charging cavalry. And it is not the mounted archer cavalry, nor the musketeer revolving cavalry that emerged in Europe at this time. Rather, it is a pure cavalry charge. Firearms are so efficient in killing people. This forces everyone to choose this way. The best way to deal with cavalry is cavalry. In this era of alternating hot and cold weapons, it is the most difficult era and the most challenging era for generals. The dawn of a new era has emerged. The era of firearms is bound to come. However, the darkness before dawn is the darkest. Polish charging cavalry, Ottoman hot and cold mixed troops, and even Persian armored cavalry can still blast those troops that use pure firearms at this time. Including the servants of the Ming Dynasty, the old camp of the Chuang Army, and the Bagara of the Donglu, most of the firearms troops who can still fight are not recognized by the mother. Before the problems of flint guns and bayonets, fire rate and cost are solved, there will be only matchlock guns in the era of alternation of hot and cold weapons, and the logic of raising troops will be different. The flint gun is equipped with a bayonet and can be used to pull cannon fodder. Disaster victims are perfect manpower. In this era of alternating hot and cold weapons, ordinary people without three to five years of off-the-job training cannot defeat those professional samurai servants. For ordinary generals and officer corps, the command ability, pure flintlock, bayonet, is actually lower than the requirements in the alternating era of hot and cold, and can be copied. Famous generals and geniuses are the same in every era. In the era of alternation between hot and cold, if the dawn never breaks, then, to a certain extent, the correct solution is to use the military household soldiers of Ming Taizu, or even the Eight Banners soldiers of Donglu, or to regress to the Tang Dynasty soldiers. It can even be said that at this time, the small aristocrats who have returned to cold weapons, the off-the-job soldiers who brought their own land and tenants, and the tens of thousands of armed aristocratic soldiers like Mulan will be more capable in field battles than the pure firearms soldiers who are just hobbling. But now that the light before dawn has been seen, the travelers have no choice but to go on. Now, a single pure infantry battalion must coordinate musketeers, spearmen, and heavy infantry. You need to train spearmen, you need to train musketeers, you need to train heavy armored infantry, none of them can be missing. There is only one marching shooting. In order to solve the problems of the size of the matchlock gap, the burning of gunpowder on the soldiers due to open flames, and misplaced shooting during the march, people who died due to gunpowder being ignited by the matchlock during training had to be in their fifties or sixties to figure out the best gap and alternate drum beats. These are just filler lines. What is more needed is an elite field force with cold weapons to protect these premature babies in the new era through the most difficult first years of life. Cavalry is needed. Heavy armored soldiers are needed. Requires martial arts melee combatants. Without these, any radical army reformed into a phalanx system with six rows of deep arquebusiers and a firearm ratio of 70% to 80%... The field battle will be defeated. In fact, if we talk about the unit that most resembles the Agricultural Corps at this time, it is actually the Eastern Tatars. Heavy artillery, heavy armored infantry, heavy armored cavalry... These are all things that only a powerful farming empire can afford, but instead they were created by a group of fishermen and hunters. But the uprising troops of the farming people turned into nomadic regiments. Very black and helpless. Donglu is now attacking cities like Jinan and Kaifeng, and has summarized a complete set of experience in infantry and artillery coordination. After completing preparations such as trenching and blockade, a city like Kaifeng has enough heavy artillery. After the siege, the siege officially begins, and it usually takes three or four days to capture it. The city wall is very thick and cannot be blown down. But why bombard the city wall? If Donglu comes to attack, they will finish digging trenches to blockade them. The first step is to forcibly requisition the people, coats, etc., Weave wicker baskets, fill them with earth, and build forts. The wicker basket is filled with soil and can well buffer the shelling from the opposite side. The second step is to set up artillery positions and select a point on the battlements of the city wall, assuming it to be point B. The city wall cannot be blown open, but the battlements are very thin, and soldiers need the protection of the battlements on the city wall. Donglu will choose to gather heavy artillery, bombard point B, destroy the battlements, forcing the defenders to lose their foothold and disperse to both sides. At this time, select point A fifty feet away to the left, and select point C fifty feet away to the right. Destroy all the battlements from A to C so that the defenders cannot have cover on the city wall. The third step is to assemble heavy artillery and bombard point B. Block A and C. It is not necessary to blast open the city wall, but to break the bricks of the city wall into pieces so that the rammed earth inside breaks up and slides down, forming a sloping earth slope on the city wall instead of a vertical city wall. The artillery provides cover, the musketeers approach and shoot to suppress it, and the heavy armored infantry rushes to capture point B and ascend the city. End. From Songshan to Yangzhou and then to Guangzhou, the routine is almost the same: the artillery bombards the infantry and rushes forward. But now, the invading army is like a nomadic army. It lacks heavy armor, heavy cavalry, and heavy artillery. There is little that can be done against a big city like Kaifeng. In the age of firearms, nomadism could not defeat farming. Take the Battle of Tongguan as an example, which truly determined the fate of surrender and the rise of Tartars. Before the heavy artillery arrived, the Chuang army and Donglu stared at each other's camp, neither of them able to chew it down. After the heavy artillery arrived, the barracks of the intruders could no longer hold up, and a gap was quickly opened. No. 11 Blasted the gap. Under such circumstances, the Shun army was still able to use heavy armor against heavy armor, cavalry against cavalry, and counterattack with 300 heavy cavalry to block the gap. So much so that Nikan, Geng Zhongming, Shang Shan and others had to counteract the attack of the three hundred cavalry. At the same time, the Shunjun infantry can still flank and attack behind to cover the retreat of the main force. In the confrontation with cold weapons and heavy armor, the Chuang army relied on counterattacks to stabilize the situation. The Donglu did not pass the Shun army's camp until the next day. At that time, the main force of the Shun Army had already retreated in an organized manner without any great losses. This also corroborates the performance of the previous battle at Shanhaiguan where Guan Ning's army was basically defeated in one day. But because of this, it left a psychological shadow on Li Zicheng: if he defended the city, he would not be able to defend it under the heavy Tatar artillery. He wanted to fight mobile warfare, but sadly found that even the mobile march, which he was best at, could not outrun the Tatars. The next day Ma Shiyao wanted to learn from Meng Da, and the reason was the same as the reason why he assumed Kaifeng: as soon as the heavy artillery arrived, Tongguan could not hold it at all, and as soon as the field camp outside retreated, Ma Shiyao had no choice but to surrender if he wanted to succeed. Not just the Chuang army, even the Western army, Zhang Xianzhong was shot by an arrow and bled. Before the blood dried up, he commanded the troops to counterattack and defend, but still did not let the Donglu take advantage of the chaos to break into the camp. He did not bleed out until the situation was stabilized and died. The quality of its subordinate troops is very good. The heavy infantry and cavalry of the Chuang army will not be bad. Moreover, there were many generals in the Chuang Army who could command heavy infantry, heavy cavalry and other cold weapons. Li Dingguo was capable of fighting in the Western Army, but he could not defeat He Zhen, the Chuang Army. He Zhen was not the most capable fighter in the Chuang Camp. That's why Zuo Liangyu would chase Zhang Xianzhong and try his best not to fight Li Zicheng. He would run and slip away when he could. The problem is that times have changed. At first glance, it sounds like a scene from a fairy tale. The Nascent Soul's powerful nails and hair fall off into the mortal world and become magical weapons for practitioners. It seems that a 33-fold Kofilin cannon found on a shipwreck in Western Europe has greatly changed the shape of warfare, offensive and defensive models, and city defense systems in East Asia. Actually not. The overall cultivation levels of both sides are similar, but their ideas are different. Actually, this is another [because advanced, therefore backward], which is contrary to the Tao. Because the handmade textile industry is too advanced, the mechanical textile industry lags behind. Because the steam engine is too advanced, the internal combustion engine is lagging behind. Because the internal combustion engine is too advanced, the electric era lags behind. Because the technology for building city walls was too advanced, the ultra-thick model of rammed earth walls was adopted hundreds of years before the bastion era. Therefore, heavy artillery must fall behind. Because it was useless in the early days, it was not the stone masonry wall in Western Europe. As for the Nanjing City Wall built by Emperor Hongwu to a high height, with bricks wrapped in rammed earth, and a layer of rammed earth tens of meters behind, it would be useless if you asked Urban to bomb it until it exploded. If the main threat is nomads, how about building four oxen to pull heavy artillery that can travel ten miles a day to build wool felt tents? Or build a 130-pound Weiyuan cannon that can be carried on horseback for marching? The stone fortress greatly stimulated the development of high-pressure heavy artillery technology. Rammed earth walls and the threat of unarmored nomads will lead the development of firearms in the direction of low-pressure spray guns. High-caliber heavy artillery in front of rammed earth walls and nomads is completely inferior to using small-caliber spray killing mode. It is impossible to focus on this aspect in terms of technology. There may even be another way, which is easier and faster to develop in the early stage. When these two routes intersect at a certain threshold, a gap inevitably appears. Just like at a certain moment, the rolling steam train finally surpassed the carriage that could only flatter before.

I started watching Reboot a few years ago 🙂 and now I always feel a bit inconsistent when reading Taika's historical articles, and I feel like I can't hold myself back. Like actors playing together

The mental journey of future generations and the thoughts of ordinary people are constructed to be more realistic, and the ancient emperors are made of flesh and blood, powerful and scheming, rather than those mindless fun stories. After time travel, the ancient emperors were all shocked and looked like little gangsters.