Zhao Yun, God of War of the Three Kingdoms

Zhao Yun is actually Liu Bei's personal bodyguard, and Zhao Yun is actually mythical. The seven entrances and seven exits at Changbanpo are fake. The real historical records just downplay a few sentences: Zhao Yun rescued Adou and a woman.

Author! Should we strive for hegemony or not? ! Give me an accurate letter!

Zhao Yun led hundreds of soldiers to attack the city and capture the territory. Not with that Gongsun or something? Work for him as a wage earner , since he doesn't reuse you, why should you be loyal to him? As the saying goes, the world is big enough for eighteen princes to compete, but the world is small for only one person to be the emperor.

There are many novels about traveling through the Three Kingdoms, but there are very few about traveling through the ages to become the male god Zhao Yun. As a fan of Zhao Zilong, I am looking forward to the plot development of this book. This book chooses Luoyang as the place of development. Is the author taking the resurgence of the Han Dynasty as the main line? "Anyone who offends a strong man will be punished no matter how far away he is!" Zhao Yun followed benevolent rule all his life and suggested contacting Zhongliang of Han Dynasty. When Gongsun was defeated, he rescued Baima Yicong, an elite cavalry from which Zhao Yun was born. He carried forward the spirit of "where justice goes, life and death will follow", and joined forces with General Fubo of the Han Dynasty. Later, Jin Ma Chao cavalry became famous in Xiliang and became famous throughout the world! My personal opinion is mainly about communication and learning. I have read a lot of novels about time travel to the Three Kingdoms, but I can't write it myself. I am looking forward to a complete novel about time travel into Zhao Yun. I support the author greatly✊✊✊

1. Taoyuan sworn sworn relationship: The official history does not mention that the three of them were sworn brothers, only that they were brothers (age: Guan Yu>Liu Bei>Zhang Fei) 2. Warm wine and kill Hua Xiong: In fact, Hua Xiong died under the sword of Sun Jian, a fierce tiger from the east of the Yangtze River. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms instead wrote that Sun Jian was Hua Xiong's defeated general, which was too unfair to Sun Jian. 3. The three heroes fought against Lu Bu: Lu Bu was repulsed by Sun Jian (Gongsun Zan did not participate in the alliance to challenge Dong, so Liu Guan and Zhang San did not participate either, so there would be no battle between the three heroes at Hulao Pass and Lu Bu.) 4. Eighteen princes attacked Dong Zhuo: only the rear general Yuan Shu, the governor of Jizhou Han Fu, the governor of Yuzhou Kong You, the governor of Gunzhou Liu Dai, the prefect of Hanoi Wang Kuang, and the prefect of Bohai Yuan Shao. There are only these thirteen families: Zhang Miao, the governor of Chenliu, Qiao Mao, the governor of Dongjun, Yuan Yi, the governor of Shanyang, Bao Xin, the prime minister of Jibei, Zhang Chao, the governor of Guangling, Sun Jian, the governor of Changsha, and Cao Cao. Kong Rong was busy dealing with the Yellow Turban bandits and could not go to fight against Dong. Tao Qian only contributed some money and did not participate in the battle. Ma Teng had not yet accepted the recruitment, so how could he join the fight against Dong? 5. Guan Gong killed Yan Liang and punished Wen Chou: It was true that he killed Yan Liang, but it was Cao Cao's subordinates who punished Wen Chou. 6． Zhang Fei whipped the governor: it was actually Liu Bei's doing 7. Xuzhou beheaded Che Zhou and Cai Yang in the ancient city: this was Liu Bei's doing. 8. Three things about Tushan: Guan Yu was defeated and captured in that battle. It was not something as grand as "Three things about Tushan". 9. Cao Cao offered his sword to kill Dong Zhuo: Cao Cao believed that Zhuo would eventually be defeated and refused to accept Dong Zhuo's love ~ fled back to his hometown... Cao Cao offered his sword, but there was no official history fiction 10. A series of plots: Lu Bu and Dong Zhuo, who carried Diao Chan, fought for a maidservant and did not point out that someone was using the scheme. 11. Guan Yu surrendered to Cao: There is no special record and it should be voluntary (an important reason for Guan Yu's surrender fabricated in the third performance was to "protect the second emperor's sister-in-law", but this is inconsistent with historical facts. According to historical records: After Liu Bei arrived in Xuzhou, he stationed troops in Xiaopei and ordered Guan Yu to guard Xia Pi. Liu Bei His wife should have lived with Liu Bei in Xiaopei, not Xiapi. When Cao Bing attacked Xiaopei, Liu Bei was defeated and his wife was captured in Xiaopei, instead of surrendering with Guan Yu in Xiapi. In other words, Guan Yu did not have any "second emperor's wife" around him when he surrendered. 12. Killing six generals through five passes: These five passes are far apart and have no connection with the fictional plot (after Guan Yu left Cao Cao, he went directly south from Xuchang to Runan to join Liu Bei, and there was no such thing as killing six generals in five passes.) 13. The six generals who were beheaded: Three Speeches The six generals who were beheaded were Kong Xiu, Meng Tan, Han Fu, Bian Xi, Wang Zhi and Qin Qi. However, these people are not recorded in historical books, and even their names are fictitious. They only have one mission when they come out, which is to get a sword from Master Guan. 14． Death of Sun Jian: Sun Jian died at Yanshan... Because he rode out alone, with only a few followers, he was ambushed by Huang Zu and shot to death by stray arrows. 15． Sun Ce's death: He was actually assassinated and died of serious injuries. (On the way to attack Chen Deng, he also rode out alone, but it was more exaggerated... He went hunting alone... Coincidentally, he was targeted by three of Xu Gong's guests (Xu Gong died at the hands of Sun Ce). Even though Sun Ce was brave, he was seriously injured by an arrow in the face. Although Huang Gai and others tried their best to save him, he still couldn't save himself.) 16. Xu Shu's wisdom: There are too few records of Xu Shu in official history. . . Just an unknown passerby 17. Xu Shu enters Cao Ying: Cao Cao marched south, Liu Bei, Zhuge Liang, Xu Shu and others fled south. During the rebellion, Xu Shu's mother was captured, so Xu Shu bid farewell to Liu Bei and entered Cao Ying. 18. Burning Bowang Slope: It was not written by Zhuge Shi but Liu Bei. It happened in the seventh year of Jian'an, and Zhuge Liang did not come out until the twelfth year of Jian'an. 19. Mrs. Mi was seriously injured and committed suicide by jumping into a well. Chaoyun pushed down the earth wall to cover the well: official history records... Mrs. Gan and Mrs. Mi were both safe and sound in Dangyang... So there is no such thing as Chaoyun knocking down the earth wall to cover the well ^^ 20. Seven in and seven out of Changbanpo: Zhao Yun escorting Jiaxiao to retreat was very dull (Zhao Yun only wrote three meanings, but in fact his military achievements were mediocre? It's a bitter fruit^) 21. Roaring Long Banqiao: Cao Jun Xia Houjie was frightened to death because of his liver and gallbladder rupture==|| This is an exaggeration in the novel... 23. The verbal battle with the Confucian scholars: There is no such thing as Zhuge's meeting with Sun Quan. Such as the verbal battle with the Confucian scholars, the bitter meat plot, and the serial plot are all fictitious. Twenty four. Mrs. Sun threw herself into the river: The marriage between Mrs. Sun and Liu Bei was originally just one of countless sexual marriages in history. It was Mrs. Sun who went to Jingzhou... Liu Bei did not go to Soochow to get married. There is not much love between men and women here. When the two got married, Liu Bei was nearly fifty years old, and Mrs. Sun was only around 20 years old. The age difference was about thirty years. One was a tycoon who coveted the throne, and the other was a willful and proud daughter. They didn't trust each other, so how could they love each other? Therefore, not long after Liu Bei entered Yizhou, Sun Quan "sent a large number of boats to welcome his sister", and Mrs. Sun returned to her parents' home without hesitation, and almost took away Liu Bei's precious son Adou. From then on, she never returned, no news was heard from her, and she broke off her relationship with Liu Beien. It was a lie that Mrs. Later Sun committed suicide by throwing herself into the river. There was no such thing.. Where is Liu Bei? After occupying Yizhou, he married the widowed Wu (sister of Wu Yi and sister-in-law of Liu Zhang), and there was no sign of any nostalgia for Mrs. Sun. Because of this, in the Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms. Shu Shu. There is no mention of Mrs. Sun in the biography of the second concubine! There is no record of Mrs. Sun's final outcome in the history books, but it is certain that she will never commit suicide for Liu Bei. 25. This poem (Suo Erqiao) was written by Cao Zhi. . . It had not yet appeared 26. Zhou Yu outsmarted Jiang Qian: in fact, Jiang Qian failed to persuade Zhou Yu after going to Red Cliff (Historically, Jiang Qian came back without convincing Zhou Yu, praising Zhou Yu for his magnanimity and magnanimity, and that he did not fall into the trap, and this happened a few years before the Battle of Red Cliff.) 27. Pang Tong's Lian Lian: It is recorded that Lian Lian was Cao Cao's decision, and Pang Tong never participated in the Battle of Chibi. 28. Borrowing arrows from a "boat": There is no such thing. This was done by Sun Jian and Sun Quan's father and son. They occurred in the cross-river attack on Liu Biao and the battle of Ruxu respectively. (The person who borrows arrows in the story of Three Kingdoms Zhiping, the ancestor of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, is Gong Jin.) 29. Borrowing arrows from a straw boat: In the Tang Dynasty, Zhang Xun used a straw man to hang down the city wall at night and made hundreds of thousands of arrows from Linghu Chao← (This is a supplement..^^) Comprehensive (20) (21) became a borrowed arrow from a straw boat▽一一 30. Kongming borrowed the east wind: it is purely fictitious (borrowing the east wind - during the winter solstice, there are often southeasterly winds. This is a natural disaster caused by Cao Cao, not man-made;) 31. Huarong Dao Guan Yu explains Cao Cao: This is a fiction made by the author to vilify Cao Cao and establish Guan Yu's tall image. It was Liu Bei who intercepted Cao Cao on Huarong Road, but he arrived late, so Cao Cao ran away. 32. Battle in Changsha: Liu Bei marched south to the four counties in Jingnan, and the guards of the four counties surrendered. Huang Zhong surrendered with Han Xuan, the governor of Changsha, without any fighting. 33. Scraping bones to heal wounds: Hua Tuo had been dead for two years at this time, so it was not done by Hua Tuo, but seemed to be done by ordinary military doctors. 34. Zhuge Sanqi Zhou Yu: Zhou Yu did not pay attention to Zhuge Liang at that time. . . Rarely met... In the two years from the end of the Battle of Chibi to Zhou Yu's death, Zhuge Liang was doing logistics work in Lingling and never met Zhou Yu at all. As for Zhou Yu's death, the representative of Shu's condolences was Pang Tong, not Zhuge Liang. 35. Conquest of Hanzhong: The commander-in-chief of the front line during the conquest of Hanzhong was Liu Bei, while Zhuge Liang stayed in Chengdu to do logistics work. 36. Losing your wife and losing your troops: a simple marriage. . . . . Nothing else 37. Death of Zhou Yu: Zhou Yu died of overwork in Baqiu 38. The plan to borrow Jingzhou: It is actually Lu Su's plan to use Liu to attack Cao 39． Ma Teng's campaign against Dong Zhuo: Ma Teng and Dong Zhuo were on the same team. Not only did they not join the alliance to defeat Dong Zhuo, but they also helped Dong Zhuo guard Chang'an. 40. Ma Chao raised an army: it was actually a rebellion against his father (as for Ma Teng's death, it was not that Ma Teng was killed because he planned to kill Cao Cao and Ma Chao raised an army to avenge him, but Ma Chao raised an army to rebel against Cao Cao, so Ma Teng was killed.) 41． Strategy for capturing Shu: Completed by Fazheng Pangtong 42. Zhang Song presented the map: After Liu Bei entered Shu, he won over Fazheng and Zhang Song, and asked about the soldiers, horses, food, money, etc. In Shu, so Zhang Song drew a topographic map of Western Shu. 43. Qiao Guolao should be "Qiao Guolao", and he and Qiao Xuan are not the same person 44. Diao Chan: There is doubt... But Wang Yun did have a maid who caused Dong Zhuo and Lu Bu to turn against each other. 45. Liu Dai: There are two Liu Dais in official history. The Liu Dai of the anti-Dong Zhuo alliance and the Liu Dai of Cao Cao are not the same person. 46. How old is Han Sui: In the novel, Cao Cao asked Han Sui how old he was, and Han Zhu replied forty. This is wrong. Han Sui was already over seventy years old at this time. 47. Guan Yu's solo meeting: According to the records of the Three Kingdoms, Lu Su's biography and Wei Yao's Wu Shu, it was not Guan Yu who went to Lu Su for the meeting, but Lu Su who went to Guan Yu for the meeting. The lone hero who "went to the meeting alone" was not Guan Yu, but Lu Su. The third performance puts the cart before the horse. The "single sword" is the soldier's weapon, the saber, not the broadsword. 48. Guan Yu and his colleagues: The relationship between Guan Yu and his colleagues is very disharmonious. (1) Ma Chao: Hearing that Ma Chao had joined him, he was dissatisfied and wrote to Zhuge Liang, asking, "Who can compare Ma Chao's talents to others?" "(Three Kingdoms·Ma Chao Biography) (2) Huang Zhong: Hearing that Huang Zhong was the rear general, he said angrily: "A man will never be ranked with a veteran!" (Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Biography of Fei Shi)

I don't know why when I saw Zhao Yun fighting for world supremacy, I instantly felt that the author was destroying Zhao Yun's image in my heart. Damn it😎😎

It doesn't look like time travel

When everyone writes about traveling back in time to ancient times, they usually write about fighting for hegemony. However, if there are too many fights for hegemony on the market, it will inevitably make reading boring. Moreover, Zhao Yun is a loyal person. His loyalty, wisdom and bravery are deeply rooted in every fan of the Three Kingdoms. I hope the author does not write about following Liu Bei, but also writes about following the Han emperor. I don't want to see any estrangement and then fight for hegemony on his own, and Zhao Yun's image is difficult to change. Let him be a loyal minister who will go down in history. The author is great.

Xun You was the first to defect to Zhao Yun, along with Dian Wei and Gao Shunla... After reading more than 50 chapters, there is still no sign of Xun You. I don't know what the author thinks. He accepted these great people and then didn't mention them a word. It's depressing.

Not bad, Zilong male god, 5 points of praise