Liu Bei Kicked Me Out, but Cao Cao Wants Me as His Chief Strategist!

History books say that Liu Bei was a tolerant and virtuous king. The inscription says that Kong Ming was a loyal and capable minister. Literati say that Liu Bei is a man of great generosity and generosity. The textbook says that Kong Ming is a dedicated person People nowadays are so smart We can easily see through that Liu Bei is a hypocrite and a fake good person. Even those who are loyal and devoted and try their best for Liu Bei cannot see through it. We can easily see through that Kong Ming is a useless and treacherous official. Even those who can write poems about mountains and rivers and praise Kong Ming cannot see through it. Don't ask If you ask, I'll beat up Adou just to win people's hearts. If you ask me, the Eight Formations Diagram is just useless. When asked, Bai Di and Tuo Gu were all acting to test. Just bow when asked, but actually you have other plans When asked, history is like a little girl who can be dressed up by anyone. If you ask me, I have independent thinking and don't need to read literature. Visit the thatched cottage three times? Former teacher? What is true temperament? Don't even look at my boss Cao's poems to call it true temperament (no intention to target Cao Cao) The hypocrite who led the people across the river and robbed the tomb showed his true temperament People in the past were still too stupid. Why can't they see through things that people today can figure out when they are full? It's just that the person who made Xin Qiji "afraid of being ashamed to see Liu Lang's talent" was called Liu Bei It's just that the person who made Du Fu "make the hero burst into tears" was named Zhuge Liang The beard is resurrected and helps the people cross the river Work hard and die Although it won't be as powerful as anyone who has ever done it before or since, at least it's not that unbearable.

This book is beyond intellectual. During the Warring States Period, there was a story about a man who bought a horse bone for a thousand gold, which meant that even mediocre people could be treated well. Wouldn't virtuous ministers and talented people soon come to join him? Besides, the ability to recognize people is Liu Bei's greatest ability. He accurately identified powerful men such as Guan, Zhang, Zhao and Zhuge, and also saw that Ma Di was not useful, yet the author was able to write Liu Bei as a fool.

Stop writing, find a job in a factory, really

If you write that Liu Bei looks down on the protagonist after accepting the children of aristocratic families, it is more reliable than Liu Bei's dementia and his bringing Xuzhou to Yuan Shao.

Although I personally don't like Liu Xuande, I don't think he can do such a thing. Let's talk about that. Dong Zhuo moved the capital, and the refugees defected to Liu Bei. Instead of talking and sleeping with candles at night, Liu Bei was very useful and worshiped his master poorly. After many years of wandering around, he still followed Liu Bei. Although Qing did not have a world-shaking talent, nor did he have a thorough conspiracy, he still had a reputation of benevolence and righteousness spread throughout the world. During the Later Han Dynasty, Zhaolie launched an army to attack Wu, but Qingku persuaded Zhaolie to no avail, and Zhaolie eventually died of illness. Qing became ill due to overwork and died with the late emperor in the next year.

Looking at Cao Cao's employment, the generals have always been family generals. The Xiahou family and the Cao family were also full of talents when Cao Cao was in power. The five good generals often served as partial generals for these family generals, because Cao Cao only trusted the family generals. Secondly, Cao Cao had five counselors. Guo Jia, Xun Yu, and Xun You were from the Yingchuan family, and Jia Xu was from the Liangzhou family. Cheng Yu almost came from a poor family in Dongjun, but at least he had a family. Why should the protagonist, a commoner, be reused by Cao Cao? In this era, except for Liu Bei's subordinates, all the others were members of the gentry. Guan Yu, one of Liu Bei's subordinates, guarded the courtyard. Zhang Fei was born as a commoner, Zhao Yun was born as a commoner, Wei Yan was born as a commoner, and Zhuge Liang was a descendant of a poor family. Zhuge Liang was born into the Zhuge family in Langya, but he was not directly related. Zhuge Liang's family was very poor. In history, Zhang Fei was recruited by Liu Bei. His wealth and literary talent were set by the people of the Ming Dynasty. There is no description in history. Wei Yan was also Liu Bei's guard.

I'm really speechless. I belong to BZ and have to set up an archway. Regardless of the Three Kingdoms or the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Liu Bei himself is extremely lacking in talents. As long as you don't make any principled mistakes, you won't be kicked out even if you don't want to be with him at all. You completely ignore the historical background and insist on designing a plot of being driven away. Why are you writing about the Three Kingdoms? You are mentally retarded.

Liu Bei can't even stand you. Who are you? If it were Cao Cao, wouldn't you be defeated instantly?

You are so stupid. Zhang Fei still has great respect for truly talented people. If the protagonist was really capable, he would never be so rude.

No one can understand your introduction, okay? You can call Liu Bei a hypocrite, but what kind of protagonist does Zhang Fei want? Did Liu Bei ignore it? You can guess most of the content of your introduction. Isn't Hei so dark?