Wei Bo is an Envoy, Even Dogs Are Not Suitable

This era is crazy, so the protagonist is always suffering from some disease, yes, it is mental illness, because this era is not crazy and he can't live. . . A very good novel about the Five Dynasties and Ten Kingdoms. The protagonist time travels to a small soldier who was involved in civil strife in Weibo. After being forced to be promoted to Weibo Jieduliu, he has no soldiers, no food, no prestige, and will be killed by his "subordinates" at any time. What should I do? Wait online... Let's watch the protagonist step by step to master Wei Bo, a arrogant and powerful general, to kill the world and restore peace to the world. . .

"Wei Bo Jiedushi, even dogs are not suitable", then the question is, what is Wei Bo's Jiedushi? Then our protagonist is worse than a dog🤓, hahahahaha. First, after becoming a military governor, he was so useless that he was even worse than a wild dog on the roadside; second, after becoming a wimp, the protagonist's stress level finally exploded, which is gratifying and congratulatory🎉. He successfully evolved into a wild dog that is not afraid of life and death. It is an extremely virtuous thing. I will go into detailed analysis here, and there is a risk of spoilers. The survival strategy game here is quite interesting. Traditional wisdom emphasizes that in desperate situations, one must "kneel down and wait for the right moment." Just like the "Book of Changes" says "Don't use the hidden dragon", or the historical allusion "Gou Jian lies on the fire and tastes gall". However, here we use a deviant style of play, choosing to take advantage of the irreconcilable contradictions within the enemy and directly take advantage of the enemy. Use the enemy's internal contradictions as bargaining chips to obtain greater room for action through coercion and pressure. Only with enough room for action can you create opportunities for gaming. But even so, he is still just an empty frame in name but in reality. So in order to solve this specific problem, we can instead think about theoretical issues, such as "How are name and reality related and interactive?" And "What kind of thing is power? Does it exist objectively? It is invisible and intangible, so how to prove that it exists? It exists, and in what form?" After thinking about this, we know how to seize power from the crazy Wei Boya soldiers. After all, the protagonist can neither change the color of the world nor have a million-strong army. My evaluation is that this author is very good at writing about intrigues in his works, but he doesn't like to reveal corresponding information in the book, so the plot changes are a bit sudden, and the dismantling of the change process is limited. Basically, he can only rely on the readers' own understanding and imagination. It is recommended to reveal more information so that readers can participate in the deduction. It is worth noting that although this book is interesting in my opinion, it may not be so interesting to readers who do not like absurd expressions. If you read the first three chapters and think "silly and funny" you may like it, but if you think "silly and absurd" you probably won't like it. Finally, you can consider my thoughts, which are "the lower the trough, the calmer; the higher the peak, the more intense". In normal times, you can consider "unrestrained" and "innocent". And to write about the madness of that era and draw out the main theme, which is the thought itself. How interesting it is to be insane and thoughtful at the same time. The original idea about the "conquer" part of the "map" is still too boring, so I suggest changing it.