Three Kingdoms: From the Start, I Held on to Xuzhou

I was confused by this chapter today. Do you think it is realistic? You are based in Xuzhou. How do you cross several states and go north to fight the Huns? Where do you get the logistical supplies? How do you get across the border when the army crosses the border? How do you protect your home? The place of the Four Battles in Xuzhou! Where do you think your base camp is in Bingzhou, Youzhou?

After reading this book, I have a question: Are Cao Cao's counselors s?

Boss Cao, keep some of it, don't kill it. To force Boss Cao to go to Jingzhou, Liu Bei can kill him first. Next time I meet him, give him Liu Daer a lunch box.

Liu Bei's Mrs. Gan

If you are in Xuzhou, if you want to go north to Bingzhou, you have to pass through Boss Cao's Yanzhou. After that, you can either take Sili and then go north, or you can go to Jizhou and then go west and then go north. There is also a road that goes west to Qingzhou and then to Jizhou all the way to Bingzhou and goes north. Just count how many people pass by. Even if you are a cavalryman, how will you get there? No need to eat or drink? Even if the plot requires it, it should be more or less realistic.

The youngest son was named Boling? Nonsense

It seems that Boss Cao's advisers like Guo Jiaxi Zhicai and others are just doing nothing...

It's better to say goodbye to Diao Chan, after all, Dong Pangpang, Lu Bu,,,

Author, let Cai Wenji be the heroine, don't let Cai Wenji be kidnapped**

The writing is good, the author just doesn't want eunuchs