Traitors in the World

After hundreds of years, who will still think that they are one nation? The Saxons, Germans and Franks were still divided into one country, fighting each other to the death and losing their hegemony. The United States has contributed the most to the decline of British hegemony. Britain and the United States still speak the same language. We haven't even established a unified national concept. After hundreds of years of enfeoffment, who would still know you? In the end, even the language and living habits may be completely different.

In fact, the fighting ability of the Mongols is very poor in this novel. What is Mongolia's most powerful tactic? It wasn't brave force, nor was it a powerful cavalry charge. Instead, the Qingqi can engage in high-intensity continuous combat for several days and nights. As long as this technique is used in an era when firearms are not popular, any army will be dragged to death. You can't defeat them by sending light cavalry, you can't catch them by sending heavy cavalry, and it's impossible to maintain the formation with the heavy infantry in strict order. Even if you set up camp in the wild and defend it, they can move long distances to attack your food routes. In fact, there are many armies in the east and west that are stronger than Mongolia in frontal combat, but without exception, they are all defeated and killed by this method. This is actually very similar to Taizu's guerrilla warfare. When they can't win, they always accumulate small victories and turn into big victories.

Luo Luo, I personally suggest that the colonial strategy in eastern North America should pay attention to the following positions: (1) New Orleans - the mouth of the Mississippi River. If you occupy this place, you can go upstream and colonize the central plains of North America along the dense water system. It is an absolute strategic point. (2) Chesapeake Bay - an absolutely easy-to-defend but difficult-to-attack place, surrounded by sea on three sides, with a trumpet on one side, and a deep port area, the largest trade coverage area in eastern North America in the future (3) Miami-the peninsula deep in the West Indies can provide an effective logistics base for future expansion into the Caribbean. (4) Quebec (note: not a province, just the city of Quebec) - the strategic point of controlling the St. Lawrence River. To put it bluntly, this point is mainly to prevent Europeans. In fact, as long as the east coast of the United States is not controlled, there is only one way for Europe to colonize North America, which is to go upstream along the Lawrence River to the five continents. Great Lakes Region (You can look at the two battles of Quebec in history. France lost the first time and lost its transportation line to continue colonizing the interior of North America, paving the way for the abandonment of St. Louis in the future. The United States lost the second time, making it impossible to cut off the British transportation lines, and the United States' dream of unifying the east coast of North America was shattered)

The plot design is a bit disgusting. Fortunately, the harmony is lost in Chapter 62. Otherwise, it would be really embarrassing and disgusting. The front leg would have to draw a sword to kill, and the back leg would fall in love at first sight because of the interests. He even said "The Mongols married you away and will snatch you back later." I watched this emotional drama of fucking a mud horse.,, I would rather watch Monk Wen

Everyone has different ideas. In my opinion, I feel heartbroken about the loss of our traditional culture. The country is becoming Westernized very quickly. Tradition continues to disappear, and people's sense of cultural identity continues to decrease. To be honest, I come here to find psychological comfort. I can't see it in reality. I come here to experience traditional culture. For example, I read this book written by the author, which affected me. I am very interested in the Spring and Autumn and Warring States recorded in historical records, this century, aristocratic families, biographies, Wait, I think the feudal system is particularly great. It is the feudal system that makes our central kingdom so big. And the country under the feudal system created by the author, when each vassal state is rebelled or invaded by foreigners, so many vassal states will destroy the rebels under the leadership of the suzerain, and this also ensures the stable inheritance of the dynasty lineage. In short, the world described by the author is the ideal country in my mind.

I have read more than 470 chapters, and I really can't stand it anymore. The writing is too boring. I have read three of the author's works before, and they are all much better than this one. This one has the least number of words, but the plot development is the slowest. The battle between the protagonist and Kublai Khan in the conference has been going on for a long time but cannot be fought. There is a lot of nonsense.

The reason why the Chinese nation has declined several times since the Tang Dynasty is because of the lack of Han chauvinist fighters. What our Han nation wants is neither the Chinese nation nor a new word like Chinese. Han chauvinism is the key to our national rejuvenation. When we Han people understand the significance of Han chauvinist warriors, our nation can truly rejuvenate. Any foreigners should be killed, and any talk of compromise with foreigners should be regarded as heresy.

It's so disgusting to see him hit it off with a traitorous woman, and I feel like the protagonist's IQ is lacking. How can he compete with the best people in history? If you don't, you'll be killed immediately.

Huitian Taoism, I feel sick when I see this.

It's too poisonous... To sum it up, women like the protagonist at one glance, men become mentally retarded when they are opponents, and their IQs immediately go up... The existence of the Southern Song Dynasty, the most powerful Yuan Dynasty, for decades, in the author's writing is like a joke, class rule is all child's play, no matter what

This is the most trashy book in Daluoluo

It was fine in the beginning, but suddenly, the protagonist hooked up with the traitor woman like a lightning bolt, holy shit! So disgusting

The protagonist and the girl surnamed Li fell in love at first sight and persuaded them to quit. If you want to defeat the Mongolian cavalry, you only need to use advanced military weapons to reduce the dimensionality of the attack. It doesn't matter whether you have this woman or not. This woman's feelings are too abrupt, and it feels like a superfluous thing. At first glance, you can tell that the protagonist is invincible, and he has to involve a woman. It makes it seem like the protagonist cannot achieve anything without this woman. The most discouraging part of this book is the brainlessness of the protagonist. The protagonist is at best a novice in modern times. What I hate the most is novels that travel to ancient times and crush ancient people in all aspects. Ancient people were just technologically backward, but they were not stupid. You and Jia Sidao were playing tricks and showing off to others twice. In the Song Dynasty, even Yue Fei was willing to kill, so who do you think you are? Can't do it without you? Your life-saving capital is the blueprint of the gun carriage and ship. As a result the ship blueprint was given away and the gun carriage blueprint was stolen. The use of waterways to contain Mongolia is also something you have to say. What can you do if your trump card is gone? There are no close relatives around him, at least there are a few blood relatives like cousins. Hey, cool writing. I think at the very least, don't waste your time if you are obscene and underdeveloped. Carrots and vegetables, everyone has their own preferences. Anyway, I didn't want to watch the girl hooking up with the protagonist. Also, the protagonist's trump card was exposed too early and was a bit bloated and floating. Moreover, he didn't have any close confidants, and even the blueprints of the artillery carriage he built could be stolen, so he was just working for others. It's not that the protagonist can't survive ten shots. I also read a book called The Strongest County Captain in History, in which the male protagonist traveled to the early days of the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. It turned out that the book was a dog-licking novel. The protagonist met a woman who looked like his former girlfriend Lin Xi, and then started licking her in various ways.

In a word, if you don't like enfeoffment, abandon it. Personal taste

I can't kill a woman when I see her, and she's suppressed by her IQ. I'm not going to save a country, just wipe her neck.

The protagonist now establishes the Tiandao Sect and is enfeoffing it. I want to see how the protagonist will deal with these people after he unifies the world. Liu Xiu only used the gentry to unify the world, but he never regained power in the central government until his death. The Eastern Han Dynasty was also destroyed by the gentry. Of course, the author can give the protagonist a golden finger if he wants to.

Chapter sixty-two, poison, death...

I am also interested in Confucianism, but I just think that Confucianism is not suitable for use as a rule. Of course, I look at it from a modern perspective. I think it is a religion that standardizes people's moral concepts and cultural customs. But I think national rule cannot be defended by morality, but by the modern civilization saying that might is truth.

The dream of heaven is gone 😭

Personally, I'm not used to it. I feel it's far worse than The Last Cruel Man of Ming Dynasty and The Global Warring States. Moreover, the protagonist's subordinates feel completely retarded.

King Chen Ming immediately marched to Central Asia. It is estimated that Luo Luo has rich information in the river, especially Khorasan information. (I don't have much information at hand, I hope it helps Luo Luo) Khorasan is roughly the land in northeastern Iran, Afghanistan, and Turkmen today. It is called Greater Khorasan, which means "the land of the rising sun" in Persian. It was originally a collective name for all the lands in the East by Iran or the Persians. Since the Middle Ages, it has specifically referred to the place between Iran, Afghanistan, and Turkey. It reaches the southern part of the Hindu Kush Mountains in the south and the Amu Darya River in the north. Khorasan is divided into four regions, also called the four counties of Khorasan, which happen to be in the four directions of southeast, northwest and northwest. Therefore, the overall shape of Khorasan is a diamond. The four central cities are: East County, the county seat is Balihei, now called Balkh (Bah), is in northern Afghanistan, guarding the northern end of the passage between South Asia and Central Asia. South Asia, especially the northern part of South Asia, is almost entirely composed of plains, with the Ganges Plain in the east and the Indus Plain in the west. There are also many plains in Central Asia, called the Turan Plain. Between the two plains is Afghanistan, which is roughly triangular in shape. The country has rugged terrain, many mountains, and many poor and powerful ethnic groups. There is a narrow passage between the Turan Plain and North India. The southern opening is the Khyber Pass at the junction of Afghanistan and Pakistan, and the northern opening is near Balihe. Barihe is very important in Iranian culture. Zoroastrianism was founded by Zoroaster near Barihe and spread widely. This city was also the first city to decline. Because it was the last stronghold against the Green Religion in Central Asia at that time, it had been attacked by the Green Religion for a long time, so it declined during the Five Dynasties period of China. South County, the county seat is Herat, and it was known as Yeli, Hareb, etc. In the northeast of Afghanistan. If Afghanistan is the crossroads of Eurasia, then Herat is the post at this crossroads. This shows its status. It can be said to be at the transportation center of the Khorasan region. The county seat of West County is Nishapur, also called Nebushaer, or Neshapur in the History of the Yuan Dynasty. The city was built by the great Sasanian king Shapur I and guarded the transportation hub between the Iranian Plateau and the Turan Plain in Central Asia. During the Mongol Western Expedition, the defenders killed one of Genghis Khan's sons-in-law and were completely destroyed, never to recover from it. However, the city's geographical location still existed, so later generations turned their focus to nearby Mashhad. In terms of geographical and strategic location, this can be said to be the Beijing of West Asia. Since most of the remaining three counties are Central Asian ethnic groups, while Nishapur is basically Persian, and it is also the last strategic location for Central Asian ethnic groups to reach the Iranian plateau. It can be said that if the three counties are lost, the Persians will have no way to advance eastward. If Nishapur is lost, the Persian mainland may not be protected. Finally, the key point is: North County, the county seat is Mulu (today's Turkmen Mare). Mulu is the richest area in the entire Khorasan. In terms of wealth, it can be ranked among the top three in the Persian period (second only to Basra and Isfahan). At its peak, the population reached one million (here is looking at the data. Based on the ancient city ruins later excavated, it is inferred that the population should be 300,000-600,000). In terms of strategic location Positionally speaking, this place is more important for the Hezhong regime (or the regime that occupies the Hezhong region). Since most of the Turkmen region is desert, and there is the Kopet Mountains in the southwest, the north and south armies can only supply supplies through Mulu as a stronghold. Therefore, once the Hezhong regime takes over here, it will be easier to judge the advance route of the Persian region and can better defend it, but this is not possible in the Amu Darya area (the Amu Darya River has a period of water shortage).

The first part is a fun article about fighting against the Tartars, but the later part is actually a satirical article... It's amazing If you need cannon fodder, you have a country of citizens, or a country that considers itself a citizen 🤭

It is a mess of ideas, including Han nationalism, the Eight Banners of the Qing Dynasty, 200,000 Han people to rule 3 million Goguryeo people, religion, personal deification, and scientific experiments. Isn't this a slap in the face? Just looking at the political constitution, it is full of problems. It is a mess. Ideas come out one after another. It is enough to be able to finish writing. If you still want to rule Japan, you must first have 10 million Han people, and then eliminate a large number of Japanese before you can rule Japan, because this ethnic group is particularly good at hiding, learning, and tenacity. Look at the Japanese rebellion that broke out in the Ming Dynasty. I thought you started your business in Huainan, where the Zhu Ming Dynasty originated. Neither fish nor fowl

At the beginning, when you just won a battle, you dared to directly ask your superiors to ask for an official for your brothers. It doesn't matter in any dynasty. Your superiors can give it to you, but you can't ask for it yourself, or you want it for others. How did you become emperor in the Song Dynasty? Others still don't understand? If the superior directly gives them the official title, others will thank the superior. If you directly ask the superior and give them the official title, others will thank you. This is disrespectful. It is not acceptable in modern times, let alone ancient times.

This scheming bitch Li Cuixian is really disgusting🤢🤢🤢🤢

I feel like the author filled in a lot of personal stuff in the book, often comparing it to the real world. I don't know, I thought it was written by an angry young man

I recently browsed various major novel forums and found that no one has mentioned the novel "The Traitor of the World" at all. . . It's as if this novel never existed. No one has even mentioned this novel in major novel forums, let alone discussing the plot of this novel. . . This novel was finished less than ten years ago, right? ? ? Is the loss of popularity so serious? Its popularity has almost completely cooled down, and almost no one mentions this novel anymore. . .

The protagonist's current advantage is not productivity. The protagonist's army relies on the military merit-based land granting system and the military household system that has not collapsed. It relies on interests rather than so-called religion to gather people's hearts. When the protagonist is unified, the Tiandao Cult will not be of much help to the protagonist. It is said that Confucianism cannot expand externally. See for yourself whether the best land in the old continent has been occupied by the Han people.

There were ancient rules in ancient times, but the people's wisdom was not yet enlightened. Modern systems cannot be copied from ancient times.

North America is rich in agricultural resources. At least this can be said in the 20th century. How can such a harsh and barren land be rich in resources?