Three Kingdoms: Yue Fei Is Reborn as Ma Su from the Start

The subject matter is novel. I have always wanted to see what Yue Fei's lord would look like if he became Liu Chan.

At the beginning, Yue Fei fights against Jieting, and his opponent is Zhang He. It is ok to imagine that according to Yue Fei's strength, it is not a problem to defend Jieting and defeat Zhang He, but I think this trend will still be based on deduction, Zhuge Liang is the main one. In fact, Yue Fei and Zhuge Liang can already divide their troops to advance in two directions.

It's well written, creative and interesting, but the number of words is a bit short. I'm not a junkie, so I recommend it.

Yue Fei's marshal ability should be shown more in the later period. After all, he used to be the Jiedushi who commanded an army. Even if he had to keep a low profile when he returned to the Three Kingdoms, he could gradually reveal it. He rose to the top [laughing]

You work hard at writing, please encourage me. In fact, after the defeat of Yiling, the Shu Han regime was finished, and it was just waiting for death. It was said that it was a three-legged alliance, but in fact it was just lingering under the protection of Soochow. It was originally a foreign regime, with a bunch of defeated soldiers from Jingzhou, and it did not open a school to train the next generation. The Shu family did not support it. There were no generals in Shu, and it was not good at politics, economy and military. In fact, I really can't see the meaning of the Northern Expedition. It was just a placebo. Looking at the tax payer population after the demise, we know that the family has completely dominated Shuhan. The original 3 million people have become 900,000. That is to say, more than 2/3 of the people are slaves of aristocratic families. They are more reactionary than the Eastern Han Dynasty and worse than Cao Wei. I don't see any point in the existence of this kind of regime.

Fighting a war means fighting logistics. This is a dungeon with a hellish level of difficulty. Let's see how the author clears it. Come on!

A novel article, worth reading together.

By the way, shouldn't Guan Yinping and Li Yi be husband and wife? The husband and wife were even buried together, and they were still buried in the Han Xing Pavilion.

The author's writing skills are very limited, and he prefers to write about the impact of personal bravery/micro-tactics on the battle situation. As a result, the combat descriptions are not strong enough, and every battle feels unburnable. But on the other hand, the author's description of Yue Fei's feelings about time travel and his "cognition and compromise" of the two identities is quite good. Unlike some time-travelers, they accepted this fact as a matter of course after time-traveling, without any mental fluctuations, just like a robot that has been programmed to time-travel and is loaded with knowledge and concepts of the 21st century. In this article, Yue Fei has a very vivid change of mentality about time travel. This is the motivation that supports me to pursue it. Hard to accept. This book, whether it is the opening chapter or the introduction, is a relatively formal version of the Three Kingdoms. Although the focus was on personal mentality at the beginning, there was still some battlefield chill. But something went wrong later in the writing. The author completely gave up on the macro layout. Except for explaining the country's situation as a last resort, the rest of the writing was concentrated on some scenes similar to idol dramas. Therefore, the paragraph from 50 to 100 does not seem to be "Yue Fei Crossed Ma Su to Revitalize the Shu Han", but "Yue Fei Crossed Ma Di and Revived the Shu Han". I really like to add more details about the personal lives of military commanders in the Three Kingdoms novels, but I never want to see pure life novels, especially those about great characters like Yue Fei and Zhuge Liang. Of course, to be fair, the author does not write about war and politics. The author is also working hard to write about the Three Kingdoms, and then adds some details of life and the emotions of the characters into the general trend of the Three Kingdoms. But the author's skill tree is too biased. The war and political content he writes are very childish, and his writing skills are not good at all. On the contrary, it writes very delicately about personal emotions, and it is easy to write very long words once written. When I saw the paragraph "Going to the countryside to experience life", it didn't look like Three Kingdoms at all. If you like to read "Ultimate Class One" and can accept this kind of work that "only uses the names of historical celebrities, but the characters have completely different personalities, and most of the time talks about personal experiences", then I recommend you to read this book, otherwise you should give up.

It's a pity that it was written according to a novel