Three Kingdoms: I, Ma Su, Just Want to Die

To be honest, I'm not too fond of this subject matter, but after reading a few good ones, I realized it's not that the subject matter is bad, but that some of the authors are not. This kind of ancient text also has a funny protagonist of Naruto Uchiha, but it is written in a passionate text. It feels very good. To be honest I was expecting more For example, go to the Ming Dynasty to clean up the ills, criticize the emperor and the heaven and earth. The most miserable, tired, and the most disdainful people are all let the protagonists come, mount their horses to conquer the world and dismount their horses to govern internal affairs. The lone minister is here, fearless, hates evil as much as hatred, and cannot tolerate a grain of sand in his eyes. It is a collection of Hai Rui, Huo Qubing and some cruel officials. They see who is displeased and criticize whom, and by the way, they give governance. I am the best in the world, everyone here is a scum, why go to jail? As friendly as going home, death? But the strong wind that always accompanies me, I dare to swing my sword at the emperor, and all the ministers are speechless. The foreigners are used as laborers, and the big households are used as treasury. I swear to clean up the filth and uncleanness in the world, and suppress the evil spirits and monsters in the world with all my strength. There is no better gentleman in ancient times than this. Of course, I have actually seen similar themes, but I can only say that the one waving a sword at the First Emperor was written like a piece of cake. Doesn't it mean that the time traveler is arrogant? Then you are arrogant. Arrogance is not wrong. What is wrong is that you do not have the ability. Why is it so disgusting to think that time-travelers do not kneel down? The simple protagonist is not capable enough. If it is not the nt idea that the emperor thinks this person is so brave, but the protagonist uses the economic theory to point out the various shortcomings of the country and the various inappropriate actions of the emperor, and gives solutions. Then he comments: Why should Karami let me kneel down if you are like you? Of course, it is difficult for the kind of person I am talking about to exist. This kind of protagonist cannot be controlled by a normal author, so it is necessary to contrast and ask for death, so that the protagonist can ask for death without fear, and what will he not change when he comes to this world? Is it appropriate? It doesn't matter if you die, you have a back-up. What are you afraid of? This will not easily lead to the collapse of the protagonist's character. After all, the character of the protagonist, who heroically sacrifices himself as a moth into the fire, is the lowly person in disguise. He is the real person.

Insulting the general's basic qualities

Regarding the place Jieting, many readers think that it is a road, and Ma Su can only stay on the road and go to the village if he wants to defend it. However, according to Shuzhong's investigation of the Three Kingdoms and the Later Han Dynasty, it was found that Jieting is actually not a road or place name, but the name of a city. Jieting, whose full name is Jiequanting, is an ancient city rather than the narrow mountain road mentioned in the novel. There is a water source in the city (the origin of Jiequanting), which is enough for ten thousand people to guard it. In the Records of the Three Kingdoms, Ma Su's crimes were recorded: "He relied on Nanshan to block the city and refused to go down to occupy the city." Therefore, Jieting is not a place without danger. There is a city to defend it and it is enough to stop the Wei army. It is not that it can only go down to the stronghold as the novel said. Seeing that most readers have been questioning the problems of Jieting City these days, Shuzhong specially opened a post to talk about it.

Although the subject matter is okay, the beginning is okay, it is interesting, and it can indeed attract readers, but if it continues to be written based on the so-called cheating (although it has been clearly stated that it is the protagonist's aura, it is a coincidence, but it continues to be like this, it will be aesthetically fatigued), if it continues, this book will be like this. This book will be a pure cool article. Whether it is popular or not depends on luck, but if you continue to write it with depth, you still have to work hard. I hope the author can write his own characteristics.

This is a Three Kingdoms-themed novel with Ma Su as the protagonist. Through Ma Su's perspective, readers can gain an in-depth understanding of the political struggles, military strategies and characters of the Three Kingdoms period. The novel has a compact plot and distinct characters, showing Ma Di's wisdom, courage and unique personality. At the same time, the author also explores the complexity of human nature and the impermanence of fate through Ma Su's experience. It is recommended to read this book to feel the charm and heroic legend of the Three Kingdoms period.

The long sky, how can you treat me less favorably? It's really great that the Prime Minister never said this.

About the author, the writing is indeed a bit like a novice, but the main text is still good, I recommend high-quality grain and grass.

After writing the book for so long, I found that many readers in Shuzhong have many misunderstandings about the feudal dynasty. The most important one is that many people have wishful thinking that in the feudal dynasty, everyone at the bottom must be hungry, but those who can eat only wild vegetables are prosperous... That's true, but you score the place... In places like the Central Plains, Jingzhou, and Yizhou, which are extremely suitable for farming, even during the feudal dynasty, as long as it was not troubled times, even the tenant farmers could have enough to eat and still have enough energy to participate in corvee labor. In the Han Dynasty, a large amount of grain was taken out from the Central Plains of Hebei every year to subsidize the border. If the people here did not have enough to eat, how could they subsidize it? The economic base determines the superstructure. If you think about it, if the people at the bottom generally do not have enough to eat, can they support a huge unified dynasty? Can they support a bureaucratic system with huge maintenance costs? Do you really think that the ancients were all masochists? The initial condition for a peasant uprising at any time is that a large number of peasants do not have enough to eat, and then there are signs of chaos... There are also many readers who use the example of people who starved to death in those prosperous times... A few years ago in my hometown, a lazy man froze to death. Does this mean that most Chinese people are about to freeze to death now? Most people in the prosperous times have starved to death, or natural disasters caused food to be suddenly exhausted in some areas, external food could not be transported due to road reasons and could not be used for disaster relief, or there were homeless people who had no work and were not engaged in production. The real people at the bottom who had jobs would not starve to death or freeze to death. The greatness of modern times is that even if you have no job, are a wanderer, or are in a remote and underdeveloped place, you will still not starve to death. It guarantees that you are 100% fed, but this does not mean that the people at the bottom of the feudal dynasty era are 100% fed! They are only 90% or 80% fed. If a few capable and honest officials appear, it will be very easy to have 100% fed in some areas!

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