Three Kingdoms: The Poisonous Strategist Is Kicked Out by Liu Bei from the Start

Liu Bei is incompetent. He has a dragon, a phoenix, five tigers, and two unicorns. He just can't win, so I will give him a poem: I have knitted * shoes and endured hardships. I have defeated Cao Wei and carried Wu. In the end, the emperor's uncle failed Shu, and continued to play music and dance.

After the sworn vows are over, I want to marry my daughter to him. This is directly like wanting to transform from brother to father-in-law.

Why praise Cao Cao and belittle Liu Bei? Because they all like to be Cao Cao. The men can kill them if they want, and rob other people's wives if they want to. If it weren't for the fear that his purpose would be too explicit. I guess they are more willing to praise Dong Zhuo. Don't believe it, there was a time when many people were digging for Dong Zhuo's early wisdom and martial arts. As for me, a common man, I hope that those who care about me will use Liu Bei as my moral standard, not Cao Cao.

I don't understand why you have to praise and criticize Liu Bei. If you really don't like Liu Bei, you can let the protagonist join Cao Cao directly. Why do you have to make a person who puts benevolence and righteousness first as hateful and hateful? Even if he is pretending, he has been pretending all his life, how can he drive away a meritorious official!? I like both of these very much.

No matter how generous people are, Liu Bei, a black man, made his fortune based on his reputation for benevolence and righteousness. Otherwise, it would be useless for a shoe seller to be related to Zhang. All princes in the world are the same. Many families have extremely rich wealth, and they have to rely on their reputation to raise troops. Your poisonous schemes are not in line with people's designs. After being exposed, people will not drive you away. They can only be beaten up. In the end, you will die. See Jia Xu being called a poisoner. As a scholar, Cao Cao didn't care about his reputation and took him in. Otherwise, no one would dare to take him in. You were more vicious than Jia Xu. At that time, everyone talked about reputation. A large part of Cao Cao's development in the early stage was based on the reputation of assassinating Dong Zhuo, so it was the most normal choice for people to chase you away. You can't rely on this to say that Liu Bei is evil. That's why a hero like Cao Cao was born. Otherwise, the protagonist will die if he has a system.

The author reminds you that people are like water and kings are like boats. Water can carry or overturn a boat.

Why is Liu Bei the one who is the most evil? Even Cao Cao never said anything about Liu Bei's hypocrisy. When we first met, Cao Cao admired Liu Bei. They are not as smart as you. Liu Bei can be said to have come from scratch. Most people would kill their brothers for the sake of their country. Only Liu Bei lost his country for his brothers. Liu Bei's opponents have never been bad at his moral character. I have never figured it out. Why do most novels say that Liu Bei is a hypocrite?

Reading the comments, a lot of people said that they traveled to the past and became the lord. It's really interesting. You don't have a good background, you are just a commoner. Who will help you? Do you really think that the civil servants and generals back then were all fools? With you, a person with no origin or background? Moreover, many novels just change the plot. You have to know the butterfly effect. If you defeat Zhuge Liang's plan to burn Xinye, do you think you can still guess it later? The plot is not a novel. Once it changes once, the rest will basically be different.

Guan Yu: Lu Bu, stand up. Lu Bu: What? Guan Yu: Stand up. Lu Bu: Oh. Guan Yu: With all due respect, everyone here is a chicken.

You will know who the author is when you see the protagonist's name