Comments of chapter undefined of The Lord’s Empire
The Lord’s Empire
Shen Tianyi
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"Only after forming a dynasty will a Nation Armament form so no country has more Nation armaments than China" I s*** you not this made me die laughing. Ancient China has a history stretching Back Four or Five Thousand Years . Meanwhile Egypt has a history that stretches back anywhere from 8 to 10,000 years.EGYPT OUTCLASSES CHINA BY A FOLD! I physically cannot describe just how terribly bad this authors logic is.
Australia's Aboriginal Dream Time artifacts shows their ancient Civilization as having the longest history. Then they had the great desertification of the Australian Outback that destroyed them down to the minor tribes that were found by English Colonists many thousands of years later.
Stompai:It's not about who is the oldest but who has the biggest number of dynasties. Btw, to be historically accurate has it seem you want to be, the whole 8-10k years of history you talk about is inaccurate. First hieroglyph are from 3150ish BC. That's 5k years, not 8 or 10k. Anything beyond that is prehistoric and neolithic without written record. And as far as the world know, there were also such periods in china with archaeological discoveries estimated up to 18k - 7k BC. Same for the rest of the world actually. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_China
Everyone keeps saying he is op... Which he is... But i think the point is that while he is op in the game in real life he isn't. He is nothing important or at best a tool other people can use (or think they can use). Because at this point all his people and power cannot be taken out of ths game. So he has no way to safe guard his own life most times.
Battle of July, from Wikipedia: “In the 11th month of 207 BC, Xiang Yu led his army to the city of Xin'an (新安; in present-day Yima, Henan)[1] and made camp. He perceived the 200,000 surrendered Qin soldiers as disloyal and suspected that they might start a mutiny, so he had them all buried alive at the south of outside Xin'an.” In 1912 this site was discovered while building a railroad.
