I Am Liu Bei: A Commoner's Rise

This is not a romance. It can be seen that the author researched a lot of historical facts in order to write this book well. Liu Bei inherited the character of his great ancestor Liu Bang and was unswervingly determined to prolong the life of the Han Dynasty. He fought and suffered defeats and defeats. Even in middle age, he could still be energetic and work hard. He is a role model for our generation! Bravo! Mr. Xuande!

Liu Bei's life was vigorous, and he was a self-made man in Chinese history. Spokesperson, whose life is full of legend, benevolence, righteousness, loyalty and hard work He moved all the generals around him, and they all followed him to the death. Although he had gone through hardships in his life, Difficult, but with repeated defeats and battles, perseverance, from ups and downs to Return to peace, we are all ordinary like Xuande Gong People don't need to complain or talk about the unfairness of heaven, just live up to your true intentions. Treat people sincerely, know how to be flexible in dealing with things, and be good at combining things to your advantage conditions for success. Thanks to the author for bringing the legend of such characters to life A life is written in this first-person way, and the characters are The characterization is vivid and vivid, and it reads like Emperor Liu who cherishes the Han Dynasty. Uncle is right in front of me, every detail is described in exquisite writing style, ancient and modern Combined, the writing is sometimes magnificent, sometimes humorous, both It can make readers feel immersed in the situation, and sometimes it can make us With a knowing smile, the historical aspect is even closer to reality, and the Three Kingdoms with numerous legendary figures is presented to all readers. It is an incredible novel. This magnificent picture created by the author will not be buried, and will be painted by countless "Liu Xuande" in the future.

A life of wandering, ups and downs, looking back in twilight years, seeing old friends leaving and passing by. A cup of strong tea, a wisp of black hair, half of a young man in his prime, who else is as indifferent and misguided as me. The fire of Yiling was defeated and discolored, and white hair covered most of his head. When the turbid liver fire swallowed it up, his tail fell. A ray of the setting sun was about to set, but looking at the mountains and rivers, I was in ecstasy.

Nice! It describes Liu Bei's mental journey and the sadness of the hard journey along the way.

I think this book is really good. His views on Liu Bei are very dialectical. He neither blasts Liu Bei as worthless like some Shu Han black people, nor does he elevate Liu Bei to a perfect person like some crazy Shu Han fans. It is a really good book. The person who can stand in troubled times will never be a pure white lotus. From a straw sandal seller to the emperor of Shu Han, Liu Bei has his own skills. But this cannot deny Liu Bei's benevolence and righteousness. He was still the most benevolent and merciful king of that era, and even in the next few hundred years. Without his presence in the Three Kingdoms at the end of the Han Dynasty, how would it be different from other troubled times? It was because of Liu Bei's existence that the Han Dynasty retained the last trace of dignity. There are so many troubled times in the world, and there are so many heroes in troubled times, but there are so many benevolent kings in troubled times. One thousand years is only a handful. Liu Bei can fully bear the title of Han Zhaolie Emperor. Benevolence and righteousness, there are not a few kings who can bear the word "benevolence" in the five thousand years of Chinese history, but most of them put themselves before others. Kings like Liu Bei who put others before themselves are really rare throughout the ages.

It describes Liu Bei's life very well.

I muttered: "I don't know if the big mulberry tree in Zhuo County is still the same as before. Yun Chang, Yide, my brother is here..."

Damn, damn, even though the Three Kingdoms has everything, that is, a plot, but this allows us to understand Liu Bei more intuitively. The last word is no longer to respect Liu and scold Cao. Of course, I have always viewed the Three Kingdoms rationally and said that Cao Cao is a traitor, but people The family was managed very well, and the people lived and worked in peace and contentment. Liu Bei was said to be good and not bad at all. However, he was hypocritical and betrayed the people who took him in many times. Therefore, no one is perfect. People are multi-faceted, especially great people like Liu Bei and Cao Cao. [Laughs][laughs]

I may like Liu Bei, his person and experience, but the author's first-person writing technique touches my heart even more, as if I am Emperor Zhaolie of the Han Dynasty, that ordinary grassroots, using his short life to create a short-term light in the long river of time. It's been a long time since I've read a first-person book or novel. I really like this feeling. Most of the other novels are just fun to read, but this book deeply touched my heart. In just over 20 chapters, this "grassroots" experience of more than 60 years is narrated, and the romance of Shu Han is vividly described. I hope the author will write more first-person autobiographies. I want to read about the experiences of Cao Cao, Sun Quan or other famous generals from a new perspective.

Liu Bei, his loyalty and benevolence, and his sincere brotherhood made me cry, and I couldn't calm down for a long time after reading it.