Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Reveal to Liu Bei That I Am Transmigrated
三国：开局向刘备自曝我是穿越者
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- 1.4M Words
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- Military & History
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- Three Kingdoms Saga
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- 4mo ago
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All-time: Reads, Flowers.
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Was Liu's reputation for benevolence and righteousness written casually? The fact that it has survived to this day suggests it was generally accepted by the public. Furthermore, none of Liu's subordinates accused others of being hypocritical; how could we, separated by countless years, possibly know that others were feigning benevolence and righteousness?
There are very few articles about Liu Bei from the Three Kingdoms period, and I'd really like to read one. The main problem is that the ratio of virtual gifts to virtual flowers is a bit intimidating.
Liu Bei has been there, Cao Cao, Qin Shi Huang, Zhu Yuanzhang, who's next?
Writing about Liu Bei, aren't you afraid he'll kick you out of the carriage when he runs away? Liu Bei is just like that Liu Bang, who may or may not even be his real ancestor.
That's quite a good example! Cao Cao's strategy of achieving instant success and effortless victory led to Liu Bei's rise to power! But Liu Bei's strategy lacks foundational strength. How can you achieve instant success without a solid foundation? You can't expect to win effortlessly without doing everything yourself! You might as well go find Liu Xie (Liu Xie).
This kind of plot was completely unnecessary and a mistake.
Protagonist: Liu Bei, I'm from another time! I can help you restore the Han Dynasty! Liu Bei: Oh, can you lead armies and strategize? Protagonist: Uh, no. Liu Bei: Can you govern prefectures and handle government affairs? Protagonist: ... No, that's not possible either. Liu Bei: What use are you if you can't do any of that? Throw you out and behead you! (Protagonist dies)
People with different values cannot work together. Are people now writing books by "ignoring the facts"?
Throughout history, there have been countless instances of brothers killing each other for the throne, and for five thousand years, there have been countless instances of brothers seizing power. So far, I only know of Emperor Zhaolie.
But the part where the protagonist couldn't tell the woman was disguised as a man felt a bit ridiculous. How could a modern person like the protagonist, with such poor ancient makeup techniques, not realize the other person was a woman disguised as a man?