Looking North from Yashan

Also see Meng Chui😅 In addition to defeating the Song Dynasty, it is impossible for Mongolia to achieve a unified dynasty in any dynasty. If it is defeated, it will be another Huns.

The Mongols don't like to fight tough battles. This is their nature. They are good at throwing corpses into the city and creating plague.

The author writes about a Han protagonist who founded a country in Constantinople. There are only 10,000 Han people. It seems useless if it continues like this. As time goes by, it will definitely be overwhelmed by white people. The protagonist must be cheated. There must be a system that provides the protagonist with various technical details and all the technologies that can quickly build steamships. At least 2 million Han people must be immigrated from China to Europe.

The princess is a failure. The author may have a strong interest in this princess because of what he has learned, but I feel that once there is a plot with a princess, he becomes mentally retarded.

It takes several generations of slaves to conspire and conspire to build a country. It is absolutely impossible to reach the top of Yashan without a military affiliation and diplomacy.

Many authors who write soul-traveling historical novels always think that it is more reasonable to not set up a system for the protagonist, or the protagonist has a portable space, or the protagonist can travel between modern times and ancient times. Such soul-traveling historical novels are more reasonable. In fact, in most soul-traveling historical novels, it is completely unreasonable for the protagonist to be able to achieve some achievements in ancient times without these systems or portable space and other plug-ins. A modern person who accidentally travels to a certain period in ancient times can actually remember so many details of this period of history (even better than a history expert). China has thousands of years of history, and it is impossible for historical experts to remember every detail of a certain period of history in just a few years. Many authors initially assume that the protagonist is not very clear about historical details, but as they write, they will substitute the information they have checked for the protagonist. Later, the protagonist will become a weird person with historical details. Almost all soul-traveling historical novels will make this mistake. Another big loophole in soul-traveling historical novels is that the protagonist can draw drawings of various machines and weapons, understand metallurgy and metal processing, chemical industry, and understand the improvement of agricultural tools. Modern people receive education, study and work in an environment of highly refined division of labor and collaboration. There are not many people in the world who know everything from all walks of life at the same time. Even if you understand, it is impossible to know all the processes and details. Especially in modern times, with all kinds of modern tools, the application environment is completely different from the ancient application environment! If the author doesn't like system writing, he can set the protagonist's house to have various books before his soul travels. After the soul travels, the protagonist's house becomes a portable space. If the author doesn't like to write about a portable space, he can set the protagonist to have a time and space medium in ancient times, which can connect with modern relatives and transfer items. @reader

Rise of a foreign land? I thought you were a tiger perched on a treasure island, working on island wonders and doing asceticism in the Southeast Mountains.

At this point in time, the East is experiencing slow death. If you want to change the ending of Yashan, you have to make good use of the card of Constantinople. With it, you are qualified to be the Roman Emperor.，，，

I also want to say that it would be nice if I changed into a royal robe made from the Tang Dynasty when entering the castle Like this

The idea is novel and interesting. But the narrative structure is too out-of-the-box, and I can't remember it even if I'm tired from watching it. Readers should not know many of the characters in these places directly. It might be better to have a map guide for new places