Liu Chan of the Three Kingdoms: the Opening of the Game Smashed the White Clothes Crossing the River

Liu Xuande, who has been a hawker selling mats for decades, has been adhering to his lofty ideal of reviving the Han Dynasty and restoring peace to the world. Even though he has been unable to settle down many times due to bad luck and has been coldly looked down upon by noble families, he still remains indomitable. While other warlords were unscrupulously massacring cities with blood, he insisted, "Don't do evil because it's a small thing, and don't do good because it's a small thing." It seems today that those who have repeatedly emphasized his hypocrisy are determined to be unable to speak out, because there is no hiding someone in their eyes and extreme selfishness. Throughout history, there have been many instances of princes and generals betraying each other and killing brothers and heroes. However, Liu Xuande was the only one who sacrificed his country for his brothers. I also admire Prime Minister Zhuge Liang, who dedicated himself to his work and died. Although he knew that it was an almost impossible task to revive the Han Dynasty, he still moved forward bravely. Because of them, the Three Kingdoms are different from ordinary times and still shine with the glory of ideals.

I was so angry after reading some books. I knew there were problems with some of the villains, but I just left them alone and didn't interfere. I waited until the thunderstorm to put out the fire and highlighted that the protagonist could still beat the word count. At least in this book, I can't. This is what I felt.

Historically, Guan Yu faced the all-star lineups of Cao Wei and Soochow alone. ‌ On the Cao Wei side, Cao Ren, Man Chong, Lu Chang, etc., These generals are all famous for defending the city and resisting. Cao Wei also sent the Seventh Army led by Yu Jin and Pang De, which were Cao Wei's elite troops. Xu Huang also participated in the battle, and even Zhang Liao, the leader of the five good generals of Cao Wei, was sent to the front line of Xiangfan On the Soochow side, the two great governors Lu Meng and Lu Xun led famous generals such as Zhu Ran, Jiang Qin, Pan Zhang, etc. To participate in the battle. All I can say is that it is too difficult for Mr. Guan Er...

It's more in line with my personal reading taste, and it doesn't stick to the rhythm. I quite like reading it.

In fact, I have never read the four major original works, but I am a fan of the Three Kingdoms game. I have always been puzzled. When Liu Bei was at his peak (probably the King of Hanzhong at the beginning of this book), he had the five tiger generals Zhang Fei, Guan Yu, Zhao Yun, Ma Chao, and Huang Zhong. He had one of the most abundant grains in the world early but still failed to unify the Three Kingdoms. This is also considered a regret in my heart. Having watched the Three Kingdoms TV series, it's hard for me to like Liu Bei's character. I feel that he is hypocritical and not decisive in his actions. Maybe I was the director who went astray. But it cannot be denied that many novels have already instilled the idea that Liu Bei is the master of justice. In my heart, I still hope that he can become emperor and finally unify the three kingdoms. However, with the protagonist's time travel, everything seemed to fall into place. Judging from the current situation, the author will let Liu Chan take Xiangfan. Then the decisive battle between Longzhong and the Eastern and Western Northern Expeditions of Han and Wei will probably really test the author. I am looking forward to it. Don't let me down.

The plot develops very quickly, not bad😌

Damn, why is Liu Chan so good? The progress is a bit fast.