Three Kingdoms: Liu Shan's Many Heirs, Waging War on Eastern Wu to Unite the Realm

Fei Lu only wrote so few words to repay the favor in his book. Do you really think readers are stupid?

This is almost the most knowledgeable author I have ever seen. Ancient Confucian scholars wrote tables with all kinds of gorgeous words and excerpts. Nowadays, Shui's writings are generally full of nonsense. What's great about Shui is that the content is interspersed with knowledge points, without making any noise. Colorful water novels are nothing more than a good grasp of the number of knowledge points interspersed. However, some people like it or make excuses for the author, saying that it is to increase knowledge. The author is a bit more talented. For example, if he wants to eat, he can write it for you. Eating, preparing ingredients and tools before eating, visiting people when eating or discussing with family members how to eat, talking about the deliciousness of cooking and previous cooking experiences while eating, and writing about daily life and work in a few sentences after eating. You say he is exhausted, but he wrote another solid article, you say he is exhausted, he is no different from nonsense. It is full of details of various things, too detailed, and the key content is finished in just a few sentences. Can you believe it?

Sun Quan's greatest advantage is that he has many minds, and his biggest fault is also that he has many minds. It is easy to over-interpret if you have too many eyes. In his later years, many of his beloved concubines, sons, and capable ministers died because of his over-interpretation, such as Sun He and Xun

The queen gave birth to a daughter and the maid gave birth to a boy. What will you do if the queen has another boy? The eldest son of a concubine and the eldest son of a legitimate son are fighting.

Liu Chan is not stupid. After the death of Zhuge Liang and Zhao Yun, a lot of mess was left behind. He guarded it alone for 29 years.

This is the case in history. Liu Chan's eldest son was born to the queen's maid. The two queens in Liu Chan's history were both daughters of Zhang Fei, but neither of them gave birth to a son, so the prince in history was the eldest son of a concubine. And the eldest daughter is indeed born to the queen, so why are there so many people complaining about it in the novel? Since the protagonist has many sons, as long as the queen gives birth to a son later, the prince will be the queen's son. This is impossible to change. After all, it was the rule at that time that there should be direct descendants, and there should be no direct descendants.

People all say that Liu Chan is an adou who cannot be helped, but he is better than Zhu Qizhen, the God of War of the Ming Dynasty, and the emperors of the Song Dynasty.

The queen gives birth to a daughter, the maid gives birth to a son, and a fool like you writes a book

At first I thought that the Huo Qubing template was given to others by the protagonist, but it turned out to be the protagonist's own. It is very domineering to conquer the hero personally, but it is a pity to give the champion template to the protagonist. The protagonist cannot personally conquer every battle. The protagonist has lost a champion. The protagonist can get the templates of Li Jing, Xue Rengui, and Yue Fei for his subordinates, or simply summon generals like a trapped camp.

If this book has future generations, I guess the protagonist is also a typical example of someone who lives his life and eats courage.