The Armies of the Three Kingdoms Are Coming to the World

I found that the author was slandering Liu Bei. Maybe everyone thinks Liu Bei is a hypocrite, but you can think about it, Cao Cao has family power, Sun Quan is a third-generation official, and Liu Bei is self-made. How can you be like him, a person with no power and power, who can be an emperor and win people's hearts? Can you do it? Can you be half as good as Liu Bei? Many people say that Liu Bei relies on Zhuge Liang, so let me ask you, what can Zhuge Liang do alone? Without generals or soldiers, Zhuge Liang is useful? Besides, do you know such great talents as Fei Yi, Jiang Wan, and Jiang Wei? Let's not talk about the late Shu Kingdom. Ma Liang, Pang Tong, and Fazheng in the early and middle periods were not great talents. Tell me, why do you say Liu Bei Chai? Why did Liu Bei Chai have so many famous generals and ministers willing to swear allegiance to him? Why were the people willing to follow him? If he was really incompetent, how could he become the king of Shu? If you think Liu Bei is a hypocrite, why don't you belittle Liu Bang? He is also a hypocrite. Liu Bang abandoned his wife and children and ran away. Besides Xiao He and Han Xin, why don't you scold him?

It's obviously a story about Jiang Zhi. The protagonist's halo is too strong. How can Liu Bei be so unbearable? Many characters can be seen through at a glance in front of the protagonist. If you traveled to ancient times, would your strategy be so powerful? You could solve the problem in just a few words?

It's not easy for Liu Bei. How could a self-made man, the founding king of the country, and a figure who left his name in history be so good? I don't understand, some people say that a king like Yang Guang who subjugated his country can be said to be an emperor for eternity. Chongzhen destroyed the country in more than ten years, said a few cruel words and committed suicide without considering the consequences, and there are still people who praise him. This kind of value is really cheap, and a person who works hard to build a career is full of shit. People who lose their families and subjugate their country have all kinds of boasts, which makes me sick to death. How many people like Liu Bei can do it? People like Yang Guang and Chongzhen who lost their country could do it with a different dog. Why not eat minced meat to preserve the country? Even if you lift a dog, you may be able to retain half of the country of the Sui and Ming Dynasties.

"De Lu" refers to the horse's appearance. A horse with this kind of appearance will hinder the owner. Liu Bei gave the horse to Pang Tong, and when Pang Tong entered Sichuan, he was shot dead by Zhang Ren with an arrow.

I've read over a hundred chapters, but I still can't see the main plot. I've been writing about trivial matters, endless trivial matters.

When reading the content of a conversation between two people, when the other person needs to make some reasonable response in the middle, they always use the sentence "stop" to connect the previous and the following. When I read it, I almost wanted to yell, Damn, is this a normal reaction? I don't even want to see it anymore!

I'm lazy, so I won't give it to you! Comment, are you angry or want to hit me? You have no chance,😂

Where did the historical figures come from so much benevolence and righteousness? We should learn from the sharp sword to write down the cultural heritage. Self-interest is normal history. Is it normal for people who don't want to be a sugar daddy and think about their own future generations? I really want to say that Renyi Naquan surrendered to the Wei State, established a school, killed Zhang Fei and other scum who treated people as if they were not human beings, unified the people as soon as possible, and the nation prospered, and there would be no such thing as the Five Husty Rebellion. That is the real benevolence and righteousness. The Five Husty Rebellion almost wiped out the Han Dynasty, wasn't it caused by the wars in the Three Kingdoms every year? Cao Cao's policy was the most normal at the time, focusing on the fertility and rest of the common people. Looking at Wu and Shu, they are all different. Power is a good thing, and everyone wants it. Guan Yu may be righteous, but how benevolent and righteous can someone be who can call Zhang Fei and Liu Bei brothers? If Zhao Yun wants to be righteous, will Gongsun treat him badly? Would a fool not use Zhao Yun who is capable of fighting? None of them are simple. People like Zhuge and Zhao Yun definitely want power. How many people died in the Northern Expedition? So that in the Jin Dynasty, no one was stationed at the border, so no one scolded them? Can't those counselors see the development of foreign races? The aristocratic families treat common people as inferiors and don't feel bad even if they die. Who among the celebrities in the Three Kingdoms are real common people? Culture is all in their hands. It wasn't until Liu Yu became emperor that there was a glimmer of hope for poor families. It was not until the Song Dynasty that aristocratic families began to be eliminated, and the Imperial Examination was launched, and real talents from poor families were born.

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The plot is smooth, there is no watery text, and there are no peeing spots throughout the whole process. The plot description has a strong sense of picture. The bad thing is that in order to make the protagonist tall and tall, the author forcibly enlightens others. But it doesn't make sense. For example, if Cai Hao, Zhang Yun, etc. Are really so stupid, can they really assist Liu Biao to win Jingzhou? ? How did Zhou Yu become the governor-general because he was so pedantic? Those ministers in Jiangdong only knew how to fight for power and gain. What did Jiangdong rely on to gain a foothold? Cao Cao's Cao family and Xiahou family generals are so stupid, so how did they defeat Yuan Shao and unify the north? Who is more stupid?