The Three Kingdoms Began with the Rescue of Cao Cao's Eldest Son

A student of history has just traveled through time and can make suggestions without knowing any military knowledge? Treating the ancients as fools! Save Cao Ang, a time-traveler who has no strength to tie a chicken. He has never ridden a horse before, but he can ride four horses. Are you better than an equestrian expert? Cao Ang is surrounded by pursuers. You, who don't know any martial arts, can still ride a horse and rush to save people. How about filming a mindless TV series? The director won't let you die, but the enemy will stand by and watch you finish the conversation before rushing over to beat you? In this novel, how long did the readers have to keep their IQs on the ground to write such a farce for a three-year-old?

If a person treats you well, you should also treat him with the same sincerity. Although Ning Chen initially only wanted to use Cao Ang to save his life and keep himself prosperous and wealthy, but when Cao Ang truly thought about him, Ning Chen would not be afraid of war to save him. Everything is a two-way street.

First of all, I came to the rescue several times and arrived at the critical moment. Riding four horses to save Cao Ang appeared when Cao Ang was the only one left and almost died. To support Xiahou Dun, it was also when Xiahou Dun lost 10,000 people and killed 8,000, and 2,000 fled, leaving only a dozen soldiers around, and he was about to fight for his life. Cao Chun's tiger and leopard cavalry marched 300 miles in a hurry and went into battle without rest. Does the author know how heavy cavalry marches? Each heavy cavalry soldier needs at least 2-3 horses. When marching, people do not wear armor and ride on inferior horses, and weapons and armor are also placed on inferior horses. The best horses hump nothing while marching to preserve their strength. When the time comes for battle, men will put on armor, and only the best horses will wear armor. According to the book, Cao Chun's tiger and leopard cavalry went first, and the protagonist followed with Danyang soldiers carrying grain and grass. After marching for more than 300 miles, it took almost the same time to reach Xiaopei battlefield. Is this possible? Even if the protagonist's soldiers are all on horses, how fast can they move with a grain cart? The tiger and leopard knight actually arrived on the battlefield at about the same time as the protagonist. Was it because the protagonist's grain truck was running so fast? Or should the tiger and leopard ride and stop, waiting for the grain truck to catch up? If we are waiting for the grain cart, then what is the point of the tiger and leopard riding ahead in a hurry without the grain cart?

Although I am not a student of history, but at the end of the Han Dynasty, during the chaos of war, 800 pennies, what a concept! A farmer earns 800 yuan a day. How many days of work is enough for a year? Inflation directly in the early stage? The previous chapter was so poor that I had no money, and the next chapter started with 800 yuan per person per day. Good guy, I wouldn't dare to write like this with Vietnamese Dong! The author writes time travel stories, so he doesn't have to be too real, but this is just random writing! I suggest you find it yourself and change it. According to the amount you said, 10 to 50 articles a day is enough. How many hundred articles should you start with? Don't be afraid of rebelling if you see too much money later. As soon as your first batch of money comes out, Cao Cao will occupy that position! As long as Cao Cao is in his right mind.

Dian Wei was killed, Gao Shun was cut in half, and Zhang Liao had no power. In Three Kingdoms novels, the characters are the core, and since Dian Wei himself is immortal, wouldn't the battle with Lu Bu be more interesting? Maybe the author is still a craftsman, and the soul-type characters are not interesting at all.

Traveling back to ancient times, the protagonist is still the ruling class, and they actually encourage the people to revolutionize, and fight against the landlords to divide their fields. I am afraid that I am sick, so I have to think about it before writing.

As a history student, Ning Chen is well versed in history, and making small changes is not a problem. But if you want others to believe what you say, you still need a reason.

Seven in and seven out is fake, Liu Chan is fake

Ning Chen, a history student, traveled through time and was still wearing the clothes from the Three Kingdoms period that he was familiar with. Could this be a trick of God? Ning Chen's history will not be bad in the future. The history he sees is more exciting.

. . . . Wei Yan is a farmer. . . . . . I don't want to read it. . . . :