At 11:21 AM 5/15/96 +0800, you wrote:
> Though I don't want to start another topic, I think from my point
>of view, I think that Reinhard and Yang are more or less equal in talent
>and ability. They both have their best and worst side. Their difference is
>mainly because of where they were (will) born and under what circumstances
>they were gone up.
>
> However, I think no one will disagree, Siegfried Kirchesis is
>(was) the only mighty person in the story. He also lost no battle to any
>one throughout the whole story. And in direct combat, he can fight with
>Rosen Ritter, and he is the no.1 in shooting. Besides, if he were not
>dead, the Reich will surely be much better than it was in the story.
>
IMHO, Yang is a little bit more talented and much less ambitious. Perhaps
only Seigfried can be compared to Yang, in terms of conscience, strategy,
and moral standard. How about Julian? Do you think that he can be a
successor of Yang? Could anyone tell me about your feeling about him?
About losing no battles, it reminds me that Yang also lost none throughout
the story, even he is in Iserlohn, defending the only place out of the
Empire's territory. Suddenly, I disklike Reinhard very much since he used
most of his army to attack Yang consistently (but he can't win...). It's
not what a hero should do... (too romantic :)
Regards,
Yang
Zu jeder Zeit, an jeder Ort, bleibt das Tun
der Menschen das gleiche... - LoGH
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