The God of War of Shu Han

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It's quite common to assist Liu Bei, but this one seems to be the only one about generals and commanders. The author writes very well. Come on, come on. I hope it won't stop.

Four stars is an encouragement point. There are not many commander-type auxiliary Liu Wen worthy of encouragement, but the issue of force should be adjusted. It makes sense that the power of nine cows, three tigers and one dragon can be used throughout history. Looking at the protagonist out of 100 points, Zhao Yun can only give 95 points even in the novel version. If it's a tie, you can say that he can't kill anyone. It's not too much to hit Xia Houyuan (this thing is worth 85 points, even I want to give it 80) with a knife in seconds [laughing awkwardly]. If you can't handle the force, don't make a starting move that is unrivaled in the history of force. This will embarrass the really awesome people like Xiang Yu and Li Cunxiao. Then it's better to fight against everyone else at 50-50. I hope this bug can be fixed in the future. If you are willing to change, it will be good. I will give you five stars.

Not bad, good [like] Interesting!

This book is very good. The protagonist is a brave and resourceful commander of the armed forces. When it comes to the finale, I imagine that the author of the extra chapter can make a video about the ancient times. Take stock of the protagonist [note]

Well written, keep it up

It's very nice. I logged in just to give you a five-star review. Originally, I really didn't like the sound of receiving gold coins. Please write according to your own ideas👍

Why are the scores so low [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [almost crying] [angry] [angry] [angry] [angry] [angry] [angry] [angry] [angry] [angry] It looks good In fact, I think from a strategic point of view, Zhuge Liang's early plan was not wrong. Taking Jingzhou and Shuzhong are the only two places in the world. It will be difficult to fight in other places. However, we should not divide our troops. If I want, I will concentrate my troops in Jingzhou and appoint a general to guard Hanzhong. This is to use the illusion of war and send troops from Jingzhou. Concentrate your forces to eliminate its weak forces, and it is easy to capture and difficult to attack in Shu. If you can't defeat it, you will retreat to the mountains to fight guerrillas, which is enough for the Wei State to drink a pot. Either concentrate the troops in Hanzhong, and Jingzhou should not be greedy for credit. In the final analysis, the Northern Expedition failed. Firstly, the military strategy was wrong. The Shu Han Dynasty itself was weak and divided so many troops, resulting in that it always did not have an advantage in strength. Secondly, the monarch was too emotional. After the death of Guan Yu and Zhang Fei, he did not grasp the primary and secondary contradictions, which violated Zhuge Liang's strategic policy of allying with Wu to resist Cao Cao. The third reason is that he employs unwise people. Zhuge Liang met with Shu but retained Guan Yu. However, although Guan Yu had the demeanor of a general, he did not have the talent to be handsome. After all, he could only be a general but was far from being able to command an army in a continent.

Liu Bei can still tolerate you, Sun Quan will send you home, and Cao Cao should be okay too

It's a very good book. It's the only book I've come across so far that I use force to assist Liu. Ah, the author's writing concept is also in line with my Shu Han fan's wishes, and the author's narrative is also OK. [Learned] I have a little suggestion. I wonder when the author will arrange a wife for the protagonist? It feels more humane this way [blowing kiss]