Roman legions vs. Jjangkae legions. A landslide victory in Rome!

 Please remember that the Central Powers have been sloppy for generations. Except for the Tang Dynasty, the Jungwon countries were not elite soldiers, and they tend to collapse easily because they were just like sheep conscripted in rural areas. The Romans, on the other hand, are well-paid, well-trained elite soldiers. They're not just soldiers, they're civil servants. Remember that many cities in Europe are derived from Roman legions. Representatively, you have Koeln of Germany, or Bonn ... the Roman legions were on a roll because of their perfect command system, military discipline, and armament. The flower of the Roman Legion is a commander called the white captain, so it's not easy to break down when the top of the head dies. Take the Three Kingdoms for example, ordinary soldiers really show the height of their incompetence. It's characterized by the collapse of the general as soon as he dies, and even his armed state is only a thousand pieces... Desperate. All of the Roman legions were armed with iron armor, large shields and long muzzles, pilums. Before we start the back-and-forth battle, we go into this Philum relentlessly, and this power is incredible. There was no other country that put more emphasis on the formation than on Rome. There is no way to know what kind of formation they used in the Korean War. And while defeat is despised for generations, as is the case with the Eastern premise, in Rome, defeat is given the opportunity to wash away. And similar to the modern war, the Roman legions have a lot of rectangular groups waiting around before the battle, but all of the Han and the other Central Powers are gathered together. In Rome's heyday, no country at the time was able to keep up with the level of Rome's political-economic-social system. The citizens of the Roman city were given free wheat, entertainment, and sanitation. Unlike the smelly jacks, the Romans loved bathing. There's even a bathhouse in the Roman legions. Every Roman citizen had the right to be tried, and even the traitor was executed only by the parties, not by savagely destroying the Triads and the Four Tribes. The Roman system of law was so great that almost all of the world's constitution is based on Roman law. Almost every constitution in the world typically has its origins in the constitution of the French Revolutionary Army, but this French constitution has its origins in Roman law. The rule of law that Qin Shi Huang wanted was fully realized by Rome. Taxes are also very common sense and great from the current point of view. Tax is 1/10th, inheritance tax, indirect tax, direct tax... There were things like this. On the other hand, the Middle Ages imposed a very severe tax on the people. And the tax system wasn't really subdivided. And Rome had a kind of water supply that made it easy to live on, whereas in the Middle Ages there was no such water supply. The only good thing about the Middle Eastern country is that it's a tactic.It's nothing more than that.