Horseback Riding and Slashing: Three Kingdoms

The mansion where the protagonist lives was hid by the enemy with 300 elite soldiers, and was finally captured by the enemy. I can't figure out how the protagonist did it? There are no subordinates stationed in the mansion where he lives, only some servants.

I don't want to read it after reading Chapter 10. It's really poisonous. After Cheng Pu was defeated, Qu'a surrendered. It's funny. You only have more than 300 people and no siege equipment. Even if you close the city gate, there is nothing you can do. You can defend the city with dozens of people.

At present, the two biggest problems for the protagonist are that the first is too few troops, and the second is the arrangement of system soldiers and generals of the Three Kingdoms. Relying solely on system troops and generals will not do. It is still necessary to recruit ordinary army auxiliaries, not only to recruit prisoners and provide logistics, but also to assist in combat and defend the city. Because the system has too few troops, it is definitely impossible to send elite system troops to disperse and guard various cities, so ordinary troops are necessary. In frontal combat, the protagonist actually made a mistake. The elite is the sharp knife on the battlefield, used to make the final decision. It is unwise to send elites to fight ordinary soldiers at a loss. Therefore, when fighting, system soldiers are the main force, and ordinary soldiers assist in fighting together. At the critical moment, send the best of the system soldiers to secure the victory. This is the best effect. In addition, the protagonist's understanding of the system soldiers is very poor. The strongest thing about system soldiers is not their combat effectiveness, but their absolute loyalty! So obviously treating them as consumables is overkill. These people should be used to influence and control more people! For example, those in the early stages of refining can serve as captains of elite ordinary soldiers, those in the middle stages can serve as captains, and those in the later stages can serve as team leaders. Then a thousand system soldiers can guarantee the loyalty of tens of thousands of elite ordinary soldiers. The protagonist's subordinates can be divided into three systems. The system of systematic troops, the system of field troops, and the system of field troops. Soldiers in the field and in the field are ordinary people. The field soldiers train during the slack period and are responsible for logistics during wartime. Field soldiers are selected from the elite of the field soldiers and trained according to the regular army model. There are many benefits to this. The first one is to increase the number of troops and solve the problem of local garrison. It used to be that 1,000 system troops were needed to defend a county, but now 200 system troops and two to three thousand field troops are enough. In the safe zone of the mainland, the need is even less. If there is no field soldier system, then either the system soldiers cannot defend it, or they can only arrange field soldiers without combat effectiveness to defend, and they can easily be attacked by surprise. Second, it expands the protagonist's influence. At that time, the aristocratic families were powerful and their influence was spread everywhere. If you had too few troops, you would not be able to exert enough influence on the local area, let alone control the local area like an iron barrel. Third, it resolves the conflict between the system generals and the Three Kingdoms generals, allowing local military personnel from the Three Kingdoms to have channels for promotion. After all, there are only so many system soldiers in total, how many positions can be arranged? Moreover, all the soldiers are in the late stage of refinement, so how dare a local warrior in the middle stage of refinement become a corps leader? Even if the arrangement is forced, it will not only reduce the combat effectiveness, but also cause doubts in the minds of discerning people. The fourth one can strengthen the country and strengthen its species! The protagonist is very naive in fearing that ordinary people will be killed or injured on the battlefield. This is as ridiculous as if someone doesn't do any exercise and says he is afraid of consuming physical energy! Since that person does not have any exercise, it is almost inevitable that he will be puffy and weak. Only when ordinary people go to the battlefield can they be tempered, increase the nation's martial prowess, and temper the nation's immortal spirit. All the protagonist has to do is control the casualties of ordinary people forming an army and form a virtuous cycle. If ordinary people only serve as field soldiers, there will soon be fewer and fewer warriors refining their skills. Needless to say, the base number is small and the martial arts spirit and martial arts skills of a nation will soon die out! Do you want to turn all the Han people into vines that cannot be independent and can only grow by relying on big trees?

The protagonist of this novel is simply a disgrace to all Three Kingdoms novels.

Followed 3 years ago. . . . .

Zhuge Liang divides the world into three parts, and Liu Bowen dominates the world.

If I remember correctly, Liu Ji's courtesy name is Bowen.

Who has the immortal style of the ancient Tao today? Only Zhongxiang has light sleeves! The author's description of Yu Fan is really good. . . .

Are you a eunuch? When will it be updated?

To contact You Quan from a distance and set up an ambush, Zhou Yu would have to kneel down, right?

I won't say anything anymore. I'm annoyed by the typos.

Brother, can you please update it a little more passionately [fn=2_6]

In ancient times, women were just vassals. What kind of women should be written about in war novels?

Chen Qingzhi's Daoji trembled with Min Wang Li Cunxiao's red jade. Han Shizhong, Li Jin

Is there a book club for this book? This article is reprinted from the original online literature portal - Qidian Chinese website: [url=QRziU3]

Wang Meng is a super talented person. He is a master in internal affairs, strategy, and military leadership. His overall strength surpasses Zhang Zhao,...

Warriors are easy to understand, but this warlock is difficult to understand. It's okay for Zhang Jiao to be a warlock, and it's okay for Zhuge to be a warlock. But it's a bit difficult to understand Zhou Yu to be a warlock, and Zhuge Jin doesn't seem to be a warlock. . How do we distinguish between civil servants and warlocks?

Directly transfer Yue Fei's troops to Yuhang, and Yan Baihu can be destroyed in a single line charge. As long as the 3 days of BUFF are there, there will be no loss at all. Moreover, the protagonist has cavalry for pursuit, and Yan Baihu's more than 10,000 ordinary infantrymen cannot escape. The main force of the enemy army can be annihilated directly, and with the strength of 4 generals and the elite soldiers with 3 days of BUFF, it is possible to kill Yan Baihu directly. Even if he ran away, it would be amazing if he ran away at most a thousand people. Then if we advance troops, we can directly capture several surrounding counties. If he is killed, Wu County will be wiped out immediately. Why did Mao send Yue Fei to make a sneak attack and do a thankless job?

Any summoned general can reach the strength of the top generals of the Three Kingdoms. . . The level of military force in Water Margin was not high. The Northern Song Dynasty had severely suppressed military generals. In that environment, it was difficult to produce talented people with high military force. . At best they are just a bunch of bandits. . . Wu Yong, who has the highest resourcefulness, also feels average. .

General Hun recommends him as a high favorite of the Yue Family Army. He is very powerful and can pick up pulleys, but he does not have a good horse. His death is quite miserable. His commander-in-chief is not strong. He is the same type of military commander as Dian Wei and Xu Chu. Xue Rengui, three arrows fixed the Tianshan Mountains, the military commander is very awesome Li Cunxiao, he can conquer Chang'an with eighteen cavalry, his force value is absolutely off the charts The force value of the above three people is definitely over 40. It is recommended to get a good horse for the high pet, so that Lu Bu can be tortured to death without any pressure. Chen Qingzhi, the white-robed divine general, is not very powerful in terms of force, but his commander is absolutely outstanding. Li Jing is an all-rounder in both civil and military affairs. He is also very impressive. He is at least 30 years old. What is even more impressive is that he has a commanding ability that is not weaker than Chen Qingzhi's. After Li Jing came out, it was time for Zhou Yu to say, "If you give birth to Yu, how can you give birth to Jing?" Everyone knows that Wei Zheng was a very powerful civil servant, and he was definitely no weaker than Xun Yu in terms of politics. The heroine recommends Cai Wenji. She is a talented woman. Her father, Cai Yong, is a great Confucian and has a high reputation. If you marry Cai Wenji, you will not only get a gentle and beautiful wife, but you can also use Cai Yong's reputation to seduce the famous generals of the Three Kingdoms. In that era, reputation was very important. However, according to history, she was taken to the Huns by King Zuoxian soon after the princes challenged Dong. Cai Yong was also killed by Wang Yun after Dong Zhuo's death. The author should hurry up. Changsun Wuyou, Li Shimin's wife, was recognized as a virtuous queen in Chinese history. If she hadn't dissuaded him, Wei Zheng would have been fighting against Li Shimin every day, and he would have been dragged and beheaded by Li Shimin.

This system of fantasy upgrade mode still has a wide audience at the starting point, and YY is very popular. … … As for riding and slashing, I think that given a hunting horse and a lance, the author may not be able to kill three pirates. I bet a skull ——By a scumbag archer who is agile and capable of killing hundreds of people.