I Want to Be Emperor.

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The content discusses the Han Heavy Cavalry's specifications, including height, weight, and equipment, such as a warhorse, cavalry spear, curved saber, and breastplate. It also outlines Cheng's Theorem, which analyzes battle dynamics through long-range and close-range scenarios, emphasizing the importance of unit strength and formation density. An example battle illustrates the effectiveness of the British cavalry against the Mongol cavalry, highlighting the disparity in equipment and tactics. The narrative emphasizes that the Han army's cuirassiers would likely not suffer significant casualties in battle due to their superior equipment and tactics, aiming to entertain readers while respecting historical context.

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