
King's Banner at the End of Han Dynasty
汉末王旗
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 229k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 11y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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[Comment] Don't accept too many generals and counselors, because the protagonist's identity is there after all.
The identity of the protagonist is destined to be a bit sinister, otherwise it will be difficult to survive in that troubled world.
[Comment] What happens between the protagonist and the old director?
Although the protagonist is a small role now, if we can convince the old director to cooperate 😃
[Comment] Good
The masterpiece has been moved, collected and recommended
[Comment] About ancient marching speed
You can't just read the information, but you have to understand - my thoughts: How wide were the roads in ancient times? If tens of thousands of people are marching, even if there are no obstacles, the length of the team alone can be more than 10,000 meters, which is 20 miles. The interval between the first person leaving the camp and the last person leaving the camp was almost an hour (based on walking ten miles in one hour (of course, one mile in the Han Dynasty was only more than 400 meters, so it should be twelve miles). Considering the time to set up camp and collect food and grass, forty miles a day is naturally extremely normal, but sixty miles requires all efforts. But it's different in a county. Because there are no enemies, setting up camp is much easier and the speed can be increased. But there are only 500 people in the Pig's Foot, so the marching speed is very different. The whole army can be dispatched in a quarter of an hour. One group is left behind the camp to collect, and the other group goes ahead to prepare. Counting six hours from morning to night, they can still find four hours to walk. Counting the rest time, they can still go more than sixty miles. Therefore, when you check the information and it is said that in ancient times, the daily march was thirty or forty miles, it is absolutely unreasonable to think that because the soldiers were slack, they could only march twenty miles (I take a walk after dinner every day, walking back and forth for fifteen miles)