
The Dragon of the Expedition
远征之龙
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 542k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qing & Republican Era
- Updated
- 10y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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162Chapters
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[Comment] Paizhuan
There is no 'you' in the English word, only 'you'. Even if it is translated into Chinese, there is no word 'you'. We can say 'honorable sir' or 'noble sir', but we cannot say 'you' because there is no such word. Free translation is not possible either, because there is no such concept in English.
[Comment] Paizhuan 2
Chapter 4 talks about modifying warheads, which is simply not allowed in the army. Yes, the modified warhead, even if a little bit of the bullet skin is slightly worn away, and a little bit of lead core is exposed inside, it can cause very terrible splitting or tumbling damage in the human body. However, in order to cause this damage, it must first hit the target. It's not that tests have not been done, the modified projectiles are seriously unbalanced, and the air resistance flow aerodynamics have also changed. Even the accuracy of the pistol cannot be achieved. For a pistol to hit a stationary chest target at 25 meters, the hit is already based on faith. On the battlefield, a rifle that is responsible for the environment and hits a moving target is worse than a pistol at 25 meters. If you can't hit it, what's the point of talking about lethality?
Author, did you originally write a book called Leap?