Three Kingdoms: Presenting the Emperor and Prospering the Han Dynasty

It's really well written, and there hasn't been a novel as digestible as this one for a long time. But I found this novel because I wanted to read about Lu Bu and Emperor Xian of Han to help the Han Dynasty. After all, other novels in which Lu Bu is the protagonist are either usurping the throne or treason. I really can't stand it. The only novels I have read are Lu Bu's Rebirth and Xi Zhicai. But the question is, does Lu Bu have the brains to be an emperor? The CPU must be burned? I'm not saying that Lu Bu has no brains, but compared to those counselors and other princes, Lu Bu is no different from being short-sighted. Lu Bu can't play with those who have more personal thoughts. I personally think that Lu Bu and Xiang Yu are very different in terms of their military power. The difference is that Xiang Yu is educated and Lu Bu is not. Xiang Yu is born into a noble family, while Lu Bu is born into a low-class pariah. Xiang Yu has ambitions, while Lu Bu has no ambitions. Different growth environments lead to completely different personalities and styles. Of course, if you insist that Xiang Yu and Lu Bu can only choose the most powerful one, then I will think for a moment and tell you that it is Xiang Yu, because Lu Bu has problems with his immoral style and cannot be set as a role model. Lu Bu was born as a pariah, so almost no one in the Three Kingdoms looked up to him, including Dong Zhuo, Wang Yun, Zhang Fei, Yuan Shao, Yuan Shu, Chen Gong... And most of the aristocratic families and elites. Liu Bei and Ding Yuan couldn't tell. Liu Bei took Zhang Fei and Guan Yu to see Lu Bu every day. It was possible that he was implying that Lu Bu should leave quickly, or that he was worried about his own safety. Guan Yu alone might not be able to take care of him. It's hard to say what Ding Yuan was. After all, Lu Bu had no ambitions and neither his parents had any ambitions, so he was only interested in profit. Ding Yuan's history records indicate that he was an honest man. I hope the author writes about Lu Bu better. If Lu Bu is still alive, he can be used by Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty. Of course, it is best to give him a good death. After all, aside from the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Lu Bu's military record in the Three Kingdoms is also ranked first in the world. Zhang tens of thousands of elite soldiers and cavalry, Lu Bu only led a few dozen cavalry, and charged back and forth with high intensity to defeat Zhang Yan for more than ten days. Yuan Shao sent troops to pursue Lu Bu, but Yuan Shao's troops did not dare to attack Lu Bu at all. They fired halberds at the camp gate, but Lu Bu came with thousands of troops and was so frightened that Ji Ling restrained his troops and did not dare to provoke him. And there are fighting generals in the novel written by the author, then... In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, one fights three, one fights six, and Lu Bu was able to escape without being injured. In addition, Yuan Shu attacked Lu Bu seven times, and was killed by Lu Bu. Hope the author adopts it.

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The opening chapter is very good, the concept and writing are good, but after the seventeenth chapter, it suddenly becomes very poisonous. It describes Liu Bei as a conspirator who only plays with ambition and loyalty, and describes Cao Cao as a butcher with unscrupulous power (the author's writing: before Yuan Shao died, Cao Cao wanted to kill the emperor) is simply intoxicating. Not to mention what the two thought at this period in history, if Emperor Xian of Han died in Xudu at this time, Cao Cao would definitely be doomed. I sincerely suggest that the author stop quoting the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, and read historical books for reference. Most of the interpretations will be wrong if you only read the superficial information.

What kind of role is that soldier named Wang Mu? He shouldn't be a time traveler😘😘😘

I don't have any other requests, just arrange more of Fu Shou's plot and try to be as less poisonous as possible. Let the comrades in Shuhuang give it a look.