Three Kingdoms: Liu Bei's Chief Strategist

Host: Have you eaten? Huang Bo: I have eaten. Audience: Huang Bo has a really high emotional intelligence. Host: Have you eaten? Wu Jing: I have eaten. Audience: Wu Jing is floating. Host: Have you eaten? Liu Bei: I have eaten. Audience: Liu Bei is really hypocritical and hypocritical.

Those who say Liu Bei is a hypocrite, come on, tell me where he has done bad things, one by one, let me see how many.

Liu Bei really doesn't have any black spots, so the persona of being a hypocrite or a fake clansman is just for the self-portrait of netizens. A person who can tell you not to do evil for small things, and don't do good for small things, will his character be bad? To put it bluntly, even if he is pretending, if he has been pretending for a lifetime, then he is a true gentleman. I don't understand why so many people like to criticize Liu Bei and look up to Cao Cao

There are not many Feilu books written about Shu Han, and it seems that it has become a habit to criticize Liu Bei. But compared to Cao Cao's suspicion and Sun Quan's meanness and unkindness, I really don't think Liu Bei has any black spots.

What surprised me the most is that some people put tomb robbing and archeology together and said, I really can't stand it. Tomb robbing destroys tombs without any protection. They rob all they can and burn what they can't grab. After archeology destroys the tombs, they will repair them and then expand their influence to develop tourism and improve the local economy. The cultural relics taken out are displayed in museums. Of course, it is not excluded that some cases are left in other people's homes. But cultural relics can be studied in history and culture. And what about the tomb robbers? It doesn't matter whether it is of any use to him if he resells it. Take Qin Shihuang's Terracotta Warriors and Horses as an example. Think about what would happen if they were discovered by tomb robbers? Either the terracotta warriors and horses are scattered overseas, or they disappear from the world. Can you still see it in the museum now? Will anyone still recognize the superb wisdom of our ancients? It really amused me!

The "hypocrites" led the people across the river and massacred the "real heroes" of Xuzhou. Kuang restored the "big-eared thief" of the Han Dynasty and kidnapped Emperor Cao's "loyal minister". He spent half his life as a "shoe weaver" and became a "virtuous prime minister" in one step. Kong has an identity as Uncle Liu Huang, but everyone is from Cao Aman.

There is one thing to say, Liu Bei is really not weak. He was able to rise from a shoe seller to become a qualified hero in the world thanks to Prince Jing of Zhongshan who did not know the truth. Liu Bei's starting point was the weakest among the three countries. Student, but in the end he still stood out among countless heroes. Even Boss Cao lamented it. You know, Boss Cao looked down on Sun Quan at all. He felt that he was just a lucky second generation ancestor. Without the foundation laid by his father and brother, he would be nothing. I don't know why so many people hate Liu Bei, but I think he is a qualified tycoon. As a king, he should do whatever it takes. Whether he is a villain or a hypocrite, they are just means. Using these to despise a ruler is just a prejudice. The king is neither a decent nor a villain. Boss Cao has done many bad things by using human flesh as military rations? They are all half-measured.

My surname is Cao. I don't read anything written about Liu Bei. I hate Liu Bei and the Sima family.

First of all, Cao did massacre enemy civilians and robbed tombs. This cannot be done without cleansing. However, Cao Wei's foreign wars increased the power of China, expelled the Xiongnu and some southern Xiongnu from Fluo and merged with them, defeated Xianbei Kebi and drove them to the north of Mobei, killed Wuhuan King Gujin, and killed Tadun Chanyu in formation, conquered Goguryeo and captured Liaodong and part of the Korean Peninsula, and the people of the Central Plains did not know how complicated it was to survive!!! Compared with the Shu Han who focused on civil war and even invited the Qiang and Di people to attack the Han government Wei, how is it any different from a traitor? Secondly, the Cao Wei Dynasty had the Seven Sons of Jian'an and the Seven Sages of the Bamboo Grove. Their splendid culture was a wonderful and inseparable part of the history of Chinese literature. What about the Shu Han? Therefore, compared to Shu Han, it is really better to choose Cao Wei.

1. If you choose Liu Bei, it doesn't matter whether he is truly benevolent or false. At least he won't be suspicious or cheated. 2. If you choose Soochow, first of all, Jiangdong disciples will not be reused. 3. If you choose Boss Cao, he will be cheated because he is too seriously ill and also likes wives. 4. When you have to choose someone to help you instead of developing on your own, the advantage of choosing Liu Bei is that he cares about his reputation. He will be benevolent and righteous whether true or false. Moreover, if you travel through the past and know many things, Liu Bei will avoid many detours. Fengxiao will not die, and Zhuge Liang will not do that. So tired, you can dig many other powerful civil servants and generals. After development and unification, your descendants and you will not kill the donkey. You can choose to be a Xiaoyao King, be a king and a general, or retire to the mountains and forests. You can choose Boss Cao or Soochow.