Suriville Oasis Passage: It's late, I'm sorry, the dead fat pig suddenly gave us overtime, what is being discussed in the group?

I'm a second boy and I'm proud: a second person who feels good about himself suddenly came to the group, and that thing must be ripped off, saying that Afonqi's Lesono is a scum traitor and is not worthy of entering Afonci's Valhalla.

Mark: Is there anything wrong with what I'm saying? Lesono is like a mentally retarded being, and it is inseparable from him that Afonci will fail so quickly.

Surifil Oasis Pass: Who came from Lesono?

Starfall: Your screen name is Surifer, can't you remember Lesono?

I'm two or five boys, and I'm proud: Yo he, you're also online, the group leader.

Starfall: Yes, I just went to visit the exhibition hall in Goschuge, and now I've come back and I see you arguing about Lesono here.

Mark: What do you think of Lesono?

Surifer Oasis Passage: Sulasi and Mausu Island, think about it, there is a distance, how could they be connected in ancient times, in addition, welcome the group owner.

Starfall: So let's talk about Ai Fengqi today?

Slender Snake: Oh my God, Afonci, I went to the encyclopedia to find out which corner of the country this is, are you sure you want to discuss this country?

Surivir Oasis Passage: Afonci wasn't so miserable, was he? His later Jedi counter-kills were quite exciting, especially the two home changes, which were simply funny.

Starfall: I think Lesono was a man with a very clear mind, and his command level was also at the top level of his time, if the scope was limited to Mosu Island, then Lesono was the strongest general in Mosu Island, and there was no general who could surpass him before him.

Mark: That's because there was no stage for those people to show before, which made Lesono famous and became the most famous general in Efonci.

Surifer Oasis Passage: I see, you just hate Lesono, unconditionally.

Shield: Yes, in the era of famous generals, there must also be military achievements comparable to them.

I am a second and fifth boy, and I am proud: I don't quite agree, there is a sentence that does not mean that those who are good at fighting have no outstanding military exploits? Those who have not made any big moves, but can govern the country brilliantly.

Slender Snake: Niu Niu Niu, Erwuzai, give me an example of which famous generals are very famous, and what famous battles have been had.

I'm a two-five-boy and I'm proud: I may need to look it up.

Starfall: Ahem, besides, judging by the available historical sources, I think Lessono was a pessimist and very cautious, and he didn't think Efonci would be able to defeat Fenno in the first place.

Mark: That's unwarranted bias, in fact Efonch's navy far outnumbered Finno's.

Surifer Oasis Passage: Fenno Has a Navy?

Mark: Yes, there's an inner lake west of Fenno, and there's a very rough navy over there, called Zikolin.

Mark: It's just that even if there is a little bit of the inner lake, in terms of the quality and quantity of Tsikkolin's navy, there is no comparison with Afonci, and if Lesono could have taken advantage of this at that time, he would not have let Afonci be defeated.

Shield: But Efonchi finally fought back, and I personally feel that Mark is a bit of an afterthought.

Sourivir Oasis Passage: yes, can Afonge know what's going on?

Surifer Oasis Passage: Ah no, it's Lesono, I feel like you're too harsh on the other party, so I'll just say a word, you can do it, don't BB.

Mark: What do you mean? Can you discuss it?

The Great Library: Lesono Benshom Issanda Goethe, commonly known as Ephonci Lesono Goethe, born and died between 1257 and 1335/78 years old, was one of the most outstanding generals of the ancient Efunci people, famous for his achievements in the Battle of Bapadi, the Great Retreat of Babwe and the Afonci Baviit Counterinsurgency Campaign, and later generations praised him as the savior of Ephonci, the unparalleled savior of the tide.

I'm two or five boys and I'm proud: oh oh, the big library boss came out, applause.

Shield: Now the active ones are here, Mark repeat, why do you look down on Lesono?

Mark: First of all, I don't deny Lesono what he is capable of, I know that he is a great general, and what I am not satisfied with is that Lesono is over-touted, and some people praise Lesono as if he is perfect, but in fact Lesono made a lot of mistakes in the process.

Shield: For example?

Starfall: For example?

Mark: I agree with the argument that Lesono was a pessimist, and you don't need to look for anything to find it, you can find a lot of information about Lesono in the historical sources, he didn't have the determination to confront Fenno head-on in Afonci from the beginning, and his actions from beginning to end were all for the purpose of evacuating from Mauso.

Starfall: I can give Mark a ticket for this, I've seen a historical passage where a merchant complained about Lesono wanting to leave.

Mark: That's my first reason for resentment against Lessono.

Mark: I can forgive me if he chose to retreat at a later stage, when the form was very bad, but Lesono was planning to flee from the beginning, and he had no fighting spirit from the beginning of Isanwa, which had a great impact on Afonci's resistance.

Mark: So, every time I hear someone say that Lessono is the savior of Afonci, I scoff at it, have the people who say that read the book?

Slender Snake: I'll start with my opinion, I have the impression that Fenno was many times more powerful than Efonci.

Starfall: Yes, Efonci was oscillating between land and sea, and many policies were chaotic, as was his official duties.

Slender Snake: So it doesn't matter if Lesono can't get on it?

Surifer Oasis Passage: You have a point.

Mark: How could it not have an effect? Afonci's navy is many times stronger than Fenno, and he is also familiar with the surrounding sea conditions, Afonqi's familiarity with the sea can completely make up for the gap between him and Fenno, if he relies on the ocean, Afonqi can fight back.

Slender Snake: Didn't you succeed in the end?

Mark: That was later, you have to note that before Afonci went back, Afonci's homeland had been occupied for so long!

I'm a two-five boy, I'm proud: Ai Fengqi people don't exist anymore, right? Could it be that Your Excellency is a spiritual Ai Fengqi people? Otherwise, why are you so excited?

Mark: If you had used this method from the beginning, relying on sea transport and combining it with Lessono's military talent, you would have been able to regain your homeland in a very short time, at least the coastal provinces.

Mark: But what are the facts? The fact is that Lesono didn't do anything, and after he had successfully gained his qualifications through the battle of Issanva, and the early campaign against the Fenno, he was preoccupied with the relocation.

Mark: Hehe, I'm not very enthusiastic about fighting the Finno, but I'm interested in intriguing with Bavitt, you can look through the historical materials yourself and see how Lesono cleaned up the local nobles on Bavitte's side.

Starfall: This is true, and historians have long wondered if someone on Bavitt's side was secretly providing information to Lesono.

Mark: That's why I said that Lessono, a man like a layman in the foreign war, an expert in the civil war, doesn't deserve to be pushed to such a high level, and there are even people who say that he is the savior of Afonci, hehe.

I'm two or five boys, and I'm proud: the whole person is inexplicably excited.

Shield: Ai Fengqi's historical data is too biased, and I have seen very little. So now I don't think you're right, but I can't argue with you.

Starfall: Let me summarize your opinion, first of all, you are acknowledging that Lesono has a certain amount of military power.

Mark: Right.

Starfall: However, you have a disgruntled and strongly objectionable view that Lesono is the hero who saved Alphonci, and that Lesono is not worthy of his current achievements.

Mark: Right.

Starfall: Your argument is mainly in two places, one is that Leono did not actively attack during the war with Fenno on Mausu Island, in addition to self-preservation, but preserved his strength and prepared for the evacuation of Maufu, and the other is that Lesono did not make full use of the advantages of Afonci's navy to recapture Afonci's port on Mau, which led to a significant delay in Afonci's recovery of his homeland.

Mark: You're right, the first is that I wrote a paper, and I can give you information to prove that Lesono did nothing during the Mauso War. On the second note, I also have some information about the Afonci navy, and I have information on the comparison between the navy of the Lesono period and the navy of the Reconquista.

Big Library: Boss, can you upload it? I can also exchange some out-of-the-way ones for you.

Mark: Okay, I'll have a private chat later.

Shield: Mark, I feel like you're a bit of an afterthought, in Afonci's time, Afonci wasn't even Bourbon, not even as good as Hammador, he didn't have any experience in naval warfare, and I think Lesono probably didn't realize the importance of sea power.

Mark: Thinking too much, when Afonge colonized Bavitte, he encountered a joint attack by the Rodin barbarians, and they relied on sea ships to unite with Bavitt's fortress to win the siege, and Afonch was not ignorant.

Surifer Oasis Passage: Uh-huh, the subjective meaning is too strong.

Starfall: After all, it's hard for me to understand that Lesono is acting strangely, as if he was planning to flee to Middle-earth in the first place, as can be seen from this list of shipbuilders' transfers.

The Great Library: Could it be that Lesono is a traverser?

I'm a two-five-boy and I'm proud: Library boss, you concentrate on reading, if it's a traverser, why don't you change history? Normal traversers should turn against Fenno, but Lesono chose to use the war with Fenno to accumulate his own capital, let the war situation worsen, transfer shipbuilders and others during this period, and wait until the end of the Ju clan to migrate to Middle-earth, and did not go back until he died, if it is really a traverser, it is too frustrating.

Starfall: I can't discuss this too much, first, the country is too remote and there are not many historical materials, and second, the subjective meaning is too strong.

Mark: Anyway, I stick to my opinion, Lesono is responsible for what happened to Afonci.

The Fall of the Stars: I don't know what Leono thought back then, but Lesono made his choice and left a rich family foundation for Afonci's counterattack, whether it is merit or wrong, Lesono is an inescapable figure in Afonci's history, which has a profound impact on Afonci's later history, and later the political changes in the northwest of Middle-earth are also related to Leono's choice at the beginning.