The Son-in-Law of Lü Bu in the Three Kingdoms

I gave this book five stars. In fact, Lu Bu was too headstrong and self-willed, while Chen Gong had a certain status as a counselor in the early stage. Zhang Liao merged with the state cavalry and Gao Shun to fall into the camp. It was also the ace unit at the time. Like Liu Bei's Danyang ruffian soldiers and Cao Wei's tiger and leopard cavalry. There are also eight talented generals under his command. From the beginning, Lu Bu had only one master, who was a master of martial arts. Lu Bu was the best in the world in martial arts. Being a civil servant was a rare gift. He left Ding Yuan because Dong Zhuo said he would give him the position of general, but after he arrived, he only gave him a bodyguard position, and he would kill anyone. Moreover, the princes in the world always said that he was a slave of the third surname, but who is the good guy in the end? In front of Hulao Pass, didn't the 13 princes who challenged Dong Ke in the end do it for their own interests? Lu Bu did it for a woman, but if a man can't protect his own woman, what qualifications do he have to become a great hero in the world? People say that Lu Bu is brave but not resourceful, but officially Lu Bu and Cao Cao have eight wins and five losses. This shows that he is not just foolhardy. Lu Bu, he is from Wuyuan County. He grew up in Bingzhou, very close to the grassland, and developed his character. This cannot be changed, and it is also one of the reasons for his later failure. I can only say that he is headstrong and does not listen to advice, but no matter what, I like him. He is also my favorite general in the Three Kingdoms. Of course, in the end I want to say that this book is really good and I hope the author will continue his work.

The content of this book is biased towards historical authenticity, writing many unknown historical secrets, and also describing the class divisions of ancient class rule. Any person who can be written into history is not an ordinary person, ranging from royal relatives and nobles, princes and scholars, to generals and soldiers, merchants and wealthy households. For example, Han Ling Emperor Liu Hong was really that unbearable? Let the eunuchs rule? Is his brother-in-law He Jin really against the eunuchs? Who gained and who lost power in the Yellow Turban Uprising? Is it right or wrong to abolish history and establish animal husbandry? What kind of person is Dong Zhuo? From a modern perspective, Dong Zhuo's role is that of a contractor, leading a group of migrant workers to control the group's top executives, including the intellectuals. What kind of person is Lu Bu? From a modern perspective, he has been a secretary, a security captain, a leader, a business owner, and a boss. What kind of person is Liu Bei? From a modern perspective, he had the heart to be a boss, but he had no connections and no resources. In the early stage, he relied on working for others to make a living. It was not until he received investment from Zhuge Liang and others that he became the boss. What kind of person is Cao Cao? From a modern perspective, he is completely a leader in pyramid schemes. He is constantly integrating forces, winning people's hearts, and making excuses everywhere. Judging from the number of widows, you can tell how many forces he has integrated.

This has completely rewritten history, from which we can draw strategies and plans. In addition, the opposing states of Wu, Han and Wei in the Three Kingdoms were rewritten as Lu, Han and Wei. Lu's dominant direction and paving the way are already at their peak, but it's a pity that there is no complete ending, which makes this novel lose its brilliance. Although it is not as good as the previous novel but more than the inferior novel, this novel is still quite creative and allows people to understand the existence of historical figures.

This book is very exciting and interesting. Closely linked to history