Three Kingdoms: from Yinlin to the Hero of Wei

The setting is self-contradictory. Since the protagonist (Yinlin) wants a name but doesn't want to be known, he still performs so well, as if he is afraid that others will not know. Cao Gong is known as an outstanding politician, military strategist, writer, etc. In ancient times, which is an insult to his IQ. In troubled times, I am not afraid of your name, but I am afraid that I have no choice but to go with the flow. I don't know what's going on when everyone knows it. It really doesn't deserve the word "hidden". Anyway, I don't really like this kind of deception. Not rating, just talking. It was also because I saw that the target was the Three Kingdoms and there was no illusion about it, so I took it more seriously.

I don't like books where the main character is a counselor the most. It's so unreliable to be more resourceful than the people of the Three Kingdoms. If the prophet can win once or twice, how can the butterfly effect be played later? It's better to be a military commander than to be a counselor. The greatest advantage of time travel is to know which person is a great talent, which person is mediocre, who is loyal enough, and who likes to rebel. It is best for a time traveler to be the lord. Knowing people and making good use of them can only be perfect if they are supplemented by the knowledge and small inventions of the time traveler.

Guan Yu's name, Zhang Fei's literary talent, timeline, Cao Cao's acceptance of the Qingzhou Army, Ji Bei Prime Minister Bao Xin's death, including the protagonist's name (two characters are expensive), it depends on what you can choose for the protagonist. The next four years should be Chuping four years, see what kind of tricks the protagonist can do to benefit Lao Cao

From the previous book I have read five chapters of this book. Well, the content is thoughtful and the writing is quite delicate. Hope not to pigeon. (Delete the ones in parentheses, 50 cents per line) . . . . Just a joke There is a picture below, man

Well written! In fact, I used to be biased towards Liu Bei. Once I saw the book about assisting Cao Cao, it was difficult to read it. However, this book is one of the books about assisting Cao Cao that I like to read. In fact, the author doesn't need to blame himself so much~ As for novels, if you really look for materials from the dead to support it, then there is no need to write it. Everyone has different preferences. Great author, come on!

First of all, it is extremely unreasonable to promote Liu Ye to the position of emperor's uncle. Liu Xie believes that Liu Bei is the emperor's uncle and no one can fault him. The author takes this aspect for granted and is very childish. Liu Bei is already in Xuchang. Since the protagonist is hostile to him and wants him dead, he can just poison him. , But it happened that Mrs. Gan was traveling with the ball. This was simply outrageous, and Liu Bei's real wife was Mrs. Mi, and Mrs. Gan was his concubine. Adou was raised by Mrs. Mi since he was born, and Liu Bei himself had no physical problems. He was not only Adou's biological son, he had three sons, not including Liu Feng. These are not outrageous. The most outrageous thing is that the protagonist wants to marry the northern grassland, and also wants to send a woman like Wu Zetian to marry him. Since she has become Wu Zetian, how can she listen to the protagonist? Just like Empress Dowager Xiao, it would be good if she didn't come out of the Tanyuan Alliance, and among the nomadic people, the prerequisite for a woman to be a Wu Mei Niang is the support of her natal family. Empress Dowager Xiao is a typical example. When I read this book, I felt that the author seemed to be living in a fairy tale. The writing style is okay, but the thinking is a bit taken for granted. Under the conditions of the late Han Dynasty, any prince could defeat the barbarians. The martial arts of the Han Dynasty was at its peak, and the record of one Han Dynasty against the five barbarians was embarrassing to future generations. After Cao Cao unified the north, Liu Bao could honestly defeat Cai Wenji with just one sentence. Back to the Han Dynasty, I couldn't stand it when I saw the author writing about sending a "Wu Zetian". There is only one way to deal with the nomads. The threat of force is not only a threat to food and culture, but it will only be considered when you are full and your life is safe. In the situation at the end of the Han Dynasty, one could only consider the threat of force, with force on one hand and sweet dates on the other, and then import the Han culture. It is not impossible to get married or something, but you want to write a "Wu Zetian", which is outrageous. Wu Zetian's own sons were killed. Will she listen to the protagonist? It's so childish. It would be better if you use Chang Sun Sheng's strategy in history. It just so happens that Yan Rou can come in handy to break them up and frighten them before integrating the nationalities.

Haha, haha, haha, just laugh to death

When others send food to Hidden Scale, who do they give it to? No one else knows what hidden scales look like. Finally, even if there are folk rumors, how did they spread to the public, who spread the news, and why did they spread the news about hidden scales.

Don't get into the essence of history. If you think that talking about the sufferings of the people will make the wealthy families speechless and cry, so as to gain recognition for the great cause, it is actually just a manifestation of ignorance.

In troubled times, a child, a stunning beauty, ran out to find someone to take refuge with. It can be safe on the road. Even modern safe societies dare not speak of safety. Second, how can any big family completely believe in it from the beginning and implement what the protagonist says? And get benefits. For a child, it's a bit strange to be able to be recognized by an old family at first.