Become an Immortal Master in the Three Kingdoms

I saw in the book that military affairs require the use of fast horses, and I couldn't help but think about why a die-hard believer can't communicate with the protagonist through prayer and focus on the thread of faith. If the protagonist spends some mental energy through the thread of faith, he should be able to contact believers. It is like issuing an oracle. This trick should be used in emergency military situations. Another suggestion is that there should be a "death talisman" or something called a "death talisman" for soldiers in desperate situations. Death talisman is even more necessary. It is like a military stimulant, "angel of death" and "last struggle", so that soldiers can unleash their great potential in desperate situations. Striving for a glimmer of life, a last-ditch battle, a life-or-death battle, a magic weapon for victory. The insights gained on the battlefield are the most beneficial and possible for inventing this kind of spell. You don't want your followers to die. It's better to pay a price for the explosion of potential in order to survive. As long as you don't die, people can always recover.

It was quite good to watch, but it ended too quickly. When the world was unified, I should have been able to write about Cao Cao and others. I surrendered all of a sudden, without writing about the subsequent development of these characters' inner thoughts. It just disappeared. I only wrote a rough outline.

Ghosts return, and people become ghosts after death. The god stretched out and flew up from the earth to become a god. Immortal, a person who stands beside a mountain as an immortal, refers to a person who has achieved success by living in seclusion in the mountains.

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There were no stirrups during the Three Kingdoms period. The stirrups were invented by the Xianbei people during the Northern and Southern Dynasties. People only relied on grabbing the reins or the horse's mane and clamping the horse's belly with their legs to prevent themselves from falling when the horse was galloping. But this method is very unreliable. During the Three Kingdoms period, even among the Wuhuan and Xianbei Huns, there were not many soldiers who really knew how to ride and shoot. When Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty swept the Huns, at least half of the Hun cavalry they faced were dismounted. Horses are mainly used for maneuvering. It is not easy to shoot a bow on a high-speed horse without stirrups! And the hit rate is also horribly low. Even Lu Bu's soldiers, Niu B, would not be able to defeat the archers on the 10-meter city wall with mounted archery, and they would still completely destroy the opponent with a battle loss rate of 1:10.

I think the protagonist can make stirrups. In the Three Kingdoms, a complete set of horse equipment was definitely a big killer. It doubled the strength of the cavalry. In the Three Kingdoms, the cavalry used their legs to clamp the belly of the horse to fight. This is not something ordinary soldiers can do. Moreover, without stirrups, ordinary cavalry cannot charge in large groups. If you just kill the enemy, the recoil will definitely make you ****. Think about a cavalry hitting a high-speed charge. The enemy himself was thrown into the sky by inertia or recoil~~~ The stirrups played a role in fixing the cavalry's body, and also greatly improved the hit rate of long-range attacks such as mounted archery. The stirrups definitely contributed to the Mongolians' world-famous mounted archery in later generations. If the protagonist wants to form a cavalry group, the stirrups are indispensable, which is in line with the protagonist's concept of using more advanced technology, industry or system to enhance the combat effectiveness of his soldiers. But be careful not to get it by those princes, otherwise you will become an enemy.

By the way, the Lonely Swordsman has a book about being a warlord in the Three Kingdoms.

I really couldn't stand watching it. The main reason is that the author has been focusing on the war, and after a break, the war comes again, with more than 100 chapters. The key is that the total length is less than 500 chapters, and the description of the battlefield is only 400 chapters. Even if the battlefield is wonderfully written, it is tiring to read it all the time.

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What is a fairy? People + mountains = immortals, that is, people who live in seclusion in the mountains are cultivators of immortals, so in ancient times Taoist priests called themselves mountain people.

In other words, there are too many introductions and descriptions of the protagonist's thoughts. Chapters 5-6 are about continuous writing of ideas, systems, plans, and introductions. It is rare to intersperse a plot with a plot, but they are all ordinary. The ideas and creativity of the book are good, but the taste is getting weaker and weaker. Readers want to see many things expressed through events, rather than dryly reading various introductions and settings.

We really like the feeling that the generals of the Three Kingdoms are gathered together, but it is a pity that the protagonist does not have many men. To be honest, if it were not for the generals of the Three Kingdoms, reading the Three Kingdoms would be no different from ordinary fictional novels or other historical period novels~

I can't stand seeing the title of marquis and the establishment of Qi State. Why! The Shinto in the front is okay, but the back is fantasy. I came to read this book to read about the Three Kingdoms and see how you develop, not to read fantasy novels.

So much nonsense

But the protagonist is just a remnant of the Yellow Turbans...