
Three Kingdoms: I Don’t Want to Fight, I Just Want to Farm
三国:我,不想打仗,只想种田
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 633k Words
- Genre
- Military & History
- Subgenre
- Three Kingdoms Saga
- Updated
- 3y ago
- Source
- Faloo
Synopsis
Stats
All-time: Reads, Flowers.
289Chapters
6.7MReads
6.3kFlowers
9.9Score
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There are so few people in the three countries, poor medical standards and low fertility rates. Even if the technological level leaps forward for hundreds of years, it will still be like that. The implementation of monogamy may not lead to negative population growth**
I feel that many fools who advocate monogamy do not look at the issues of the times. In ancient times, there was insufficient medical care, a low average age, and a state of war. Are you going to destroy the country by being monogamous? During the war, there are many boys and girls. Monogamy is a huge waste of manpower and will also lead to a rapid decline in population. I want to ask you how to solve it? The same is true for the childbearing age. Why did people in ancient times give birth too early? Didn't the ancients really know that women who gave birth early were more likely to die? Don't think of the ancients as fools. Those who got married and gave birth early were already due to medical problems, war problems, social security problems, and poverty. Any problem may cause death or injury to civilians. If Ti Chang gave birth to a child at the age of 18, congratulations, you can see that more people will have no offspring. In ancient times, the average age almost depended on the existence of aristocratic families, officials, etc. To raise the level. Common people were blessed if they could live through adulthood.
I quite like Zhuge Liang, but I really hate his fans. Even if he boasts that he is a god, he pulls and tramples him everywhere, let alone the Three Kingdoms. He has trampled all the counselors in Chinese history. If Zhuge Liang knew that, he would not be angry when he came out of the grave.
At least you know some common sense when writing a book. In the pre-Yuan Dynasty, adults were used as a respectful title for parents and elders. Did everyone call them daddy? Acquaintances in the Three Kingdoms generally refer to each other by their first names, which are usually used by self-professions or when superiors give orders to subordinates.
I said in the comments that I don't like to bully people, but in the end I am also bullying them. To tell the truth, "Zhuge Liang divides the world into three parts, and Liu Bowen dominates the country". This is what illiterate people say. Liu Bowen is a character who was completely blown up by novels. He didn't have much ability. Liu Bowen was not in Zhu Yuanzhang's core team. Among the 34 founding heroes Zhu Yuanzhang named, Liu Bowen's name was not among them. There were a lot of dukes and marquises, but Liu Bowen only named a count. It was already very late for Liu Bowen to join Zhu Yuanzhang. Zhu Yuanzhang had already grown up to become the most powerful force at that time. There was no difference between having one more Liu Bowen or one less Liu Bowen. Zhuge Liang helped Liu Bei grow from scratch, and Liu Bowen was just the icing on the cake. The ones who can compete with Zhuge Liang are Li Shanchang, the first leader, and Xu Da, the second best. Li Shanchang is in charge of internal affairs and logistics, and Xu Da is in charge of the Northern Expedition. Together, they are at the level of Zhuge Liang.
The Romance of the Three Kingdoms is nothing but the Five Husbands, Zhuge Liang is no good, and he failed to unify the world.
Li Bai: Red brings down luck, Crouching dragon brings Kongming. Du Fu: His merits cover three parts of the country, and his name is the Eight Formations. Li Shangyin: I'm really not happy about the talent in wind music. Father Liang's chants made him resentful. Du Mu: As soon as the stars set at midnight, the tripod will be moved. Yuan Zhen: The talent is better than that of wind and music, and the clever strategy is better than that of Sun Wu. Liu Yuxi: The first chapter of the biography of Emperor Xuan, the fortune-teller of Shu. Bai Juyi: The legacy of his disciples before and after is here, which makes people cry at the sight. Meng Haoran: Who knows those who work hard? Liang Fu sings every year. Chen Zi'ang: I still shed tears in sorrow, but I still think about the picture of Crouching Dragon. Cen Shen: The ruined temple is empty and deserted, but the heroic spirit is a thousand years old. Yang Wanli: At the bottom of Sichuan National Tooth Flag, in the feather fan of Wanli Yangtze River. Wang Anshi: At this time, Marquis Wu, the dragon is lying down alone to destroy Tibet. Fan Zhongyan: Those who stay as Marquis Wu will be able to serve as generals and ministers. Wang Yangming: Eight bursts of wind and clouds bring seasonal rain, and seven captures of cattle and horses strengthen the autumn wind. Su Shi: Zhuge came to the Western Kingdom, and his love has not faded for thousands of years. Xin Qiji: Looking at Yuan Ming, Feng Liu looks exactly like Crouching Dragon Zhuge. Zhu Xi: The heroic posture is as vivid as the painting, and the original work is Ruojiu
Historical texts like Three Kingdoms and Da Qin changed their flavor as soon as the system came out.
Copying poetry is no fun! If he were a Japanese, he would destroy all the books! Then find a way to get weapons and go out to the island to kill all the Europeans!
Remember to skip the opening scene, it's pretty cool