Choose Liu Bei at the Start, I Am the Only One Who Knows the Plot of the Three Kingdoms

Choosing Liu Bei is really stupid, Yuan Shao is the best solution. Even as a time traveler, Dong Zhuo is also the second choice.

Why do a bunch of idiots insist on criticizing the author for choosing Liu Bei? Can't you praise and support the Han Dynasty? Can't it be returned to the old capital? Can't you create Yan Han three times?

If you choose Yuan Shao, the game will end immediately.

The introduction is a bit weak, why not choose the two Yuan brothers? You have to have a very reasonable reason in the introduction! You are the author, but you have to consider what the readers think. Dong, Yuan, Cao, etc., Any one you choose is better than Liu Bei. Liu Bei only had territory when he was decades old. Even if you don't know about the Three Kingdoms, people who choose Yuan Shao and Yuan Shu cannot be the same as the Three Kingdoms. There is only one state at the beginning, and there are just a few states at random. This is not a choice. This introduction of yours is just trying to force a BF. No matter how I read it, I feel unhappy. I have read your book many times at the beginning, and I have no desire to read it. There is Yuan Shu, but Yuan Shao does not choose it, but chooses a fool. How could you ask the first person we saw to want to read your book? Change your introduction!

If you drive directly and choose Dong Zhuo or Yuan Shao, directly holding the emperor to command the princes, Cao Cao can win the battle of Guandu even if he holds back for a while. If you choose Liu Bei, you have to wait until the late stage. You may be unlucky and disappear in the process. Moreover, if Cao Cao didn't know heroes, Liu Bei would never be able to reach the late stage.

This type of historical novel becomes a novel that overwhelms the protagonist in the later stages, which violates the original intention of the novel. Chapter 360 is almost there, and the early stage is very enjoyable. The protagonist uses his knowledge of the plot to his advantage, implements strategies, seizes the opportunity, and achieves great military exploits in the Yellow Turban Uprising, and is awarded the title of Pingyuan Prime Minister. There is a shortcoming here that the benevolent government was not implemented first to develop Pingyuan County, and then the eighteen princes turned against Dong. This is unreasonable. In fact, the plot design of Dong Zhuo is unreasonable. For example, why Dong Zhuo did so many illegal things, and it is understandable to abolish Li and the position of prime minister. Then comes the time of fighting, all kinds of victories, and the surrender of all kinds of talents. It was okay when the heroes were competing for hegemony. Xuzhou was won by occupying Qingzhou, but it was unreasonable that Tao Qian did not give up the throne in Xuzhou. If Tao Shang was capable, why would he ask for help from the protagonist? If Tao Qian was not capable, Tao Qian would definitely not pass the throne. Then there are all kinds of dissatisfaction. The princes have all replaced each other, and development is still the same old routine. The only way to survive is Sun Jian. The key is that Sun Jian's life is unreasonable. How did Sun Ce and Sun Quan come to power? Also, Liu Biao was appointed by Dong Zhuo. I feel that the author has never read the Three Kingdoms. The key issue is when Yuan Shu proclaimed himself emperor. In the original work, Yuan Shu dared to proclaim himself emperor because he was invincible in the south. At that time, Sun Ce captured Jiangdong on behalf of Yuan Shu, and Liu Biao did not dare to resist Yuan Shu (such as killing Sun Jian). Then when fighting Yuan Shu, Yuan Shao beat Cao Cao, but Cao Chao couldn't beat him. The protagonist lined up Guan Yu and defeated the general Yuan Shao, and then started to fight Yuan Shao. Ignoring the fact that the protagonist occupied Yuan Shu's base, he had to defend several directions. He also formed an alliance with Cao Cao to fight against Yuan Shao, and finally took advantage and defeated Yuan Shao. It was still fun up to this point, but then he started to be abused. Two of his subordinates were defeated. Sun Jian and Cao Cao teamed up to almost defeat the protagonist. Cao Cao had just been beaten to pieces by Yuan Shao, and Sun Jian was defeated twice by the protagonist Zhang Liao. The one who beat Yuan Shu It was time to lose troops. Jiangdong, which has the smallest population, could still muster 200,000 troops. It was crazy that the protagonist defeated Yuan Shu and Yuan Shao, and collected so many surrendered troops, but the result was that he could not support a two-sided battle. In the end, Cao Cao's subordinates suggested that Cao Cao became prime minister, so he should have the right to use the imperial guards. Does the emperor still have troops? Are you kidding, aren't they all Cao Cao's soldiers? Maybe there are troops or powerful troops in Cao Cao's heart? Therefore, the logic and history are very poor. It doesn't feel exciting at first, and it's not worth watching. There are only 8,000 troops guarding Jiangdong, which is even more of a joke. Others are defending the city, and the protagonist can only siege the city and starve the enemy to death. As a result, Jiangdong directly destroyed the protagonist's city, and Zhang Liao defended the city. The city was destroyed, and 10,000 reinforcements also defeated Zhou Yu's army of 100,000. This plot arrangement made me drunk too

The writing is pretty good. Most of the people who gave it low scores have basically not watched it. There are just a few things that I can't stand. The first one is that the protagonist fights so hard that he is basically undefeated and always seems to be in danger. The second point is that the protagonist's explosion of troops is too slow and cannot be compared with others, especially the hundreds of millions of Yellow Turban troops given before. I thought the author wanted to give the protagonist a large explosion of troops, but it turned out that there were so many restrictions. When he fought with Sun Jian later, the result was even weaker. Are all Sun Jian's troops elite soldiers and strong generals? Don't understand. The third one is Sun Jian, how come he has been strengthened so much? It was very miserable during the alliance, but when it came to fighting Liu Bei, there were hundreds of thousands of troops, right? Yuan Shu's hundreds of thousands of troops were just gone as if they were a joke, although I know the author wanted to get through the plot quickly. I have read more than 300 chapters so far, and I feel that the first ones are very good, but the later ones are not so good.

It just strengthens the protagonist, and other players are completely ignored. Even if they don't know the plot, they should not show anything. The role of the live broadcast is not explained. It is just a water word count. The purpose of this game has no purpose. It does not say what impact it has on the player's planet country. It is just to let people watch the enhanced version of Liu Bei, the Romance of the Three Kingdoms as the protagonist.

Liu Bian, Liu Yan, He Jin, Dong Zhuo, Yuan Ji, Yuan Shao, Cao Cao, and Sun Jian are no better than Liu Bei, the disaster star!

The Three Kingdoms with a layer of player skin that remains unchanged? Looking at this, I might as well watch Romance of the Three Kingdoms! In the end, the blind guess was that the three kingdoms of Shu, Wei and Wu would compete for hegemony, and then Shu would win! This would be too boring! Give me a link, add a few more countries, or the two players of Wu and Wei can use their tricks to defeat themselves! Otherwise it's really not interesting!