Three Kingdoms: The King of Beidi Revives the Han Dynasty

I studied science in high school (it was the old college entrance examination when I took the college entrance examination), and I studied engineering in college, so I have never been exposed to the geography major. All the geographical information in this book is inferred from the map attached to the publication of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms", which is not very rigorous. This book is already written at the end of the Three Kingdoms period. Information about some characters is scarce, and sometimes their roles have to be reduced. Also, the lifespans of the characters in this book are basically long-lived, and their personalities and official positions may be different from historical facts. And there are some serious historical errors that you can point out and I will try my best to correct them. In addition to writing about the unification of Shu as the main line, I will also intersperse some internal affairs of Wei and Wu. Regarding the matter of resurrecting Zhuge Liang, I imposed restrictions on Zhuge Liang. He cannot go to the front line. I also restricted him to pay a certain price every time he uses "hang" to prevent this "hang" from being too big. To sum up, let me deduct one point from the book, because I feel that the overall main line is quite reasonable, and the values ​​​​are not too deviated. Anyway, thank you all for your support. I just discovered that this book is one of the few about Liu Chen. I hope the data of this book can be better [Working on manuscript][Working on manuscript] Having written so many books, my biggest feeling is that to write a good work, the author must know a lot of things. Arts, history, philosophy, crafts, sports, medicine, etc... You also need the ability to empathize with most people (of course we, the green old INFJs, have a natural advantage in this regard. It is said that INFJs are very suitable for being writers)

Let me explain, I am the author's account. I read it myself and found that I can continue reading it. As another account of the author's schizophrenia, I think this has met my expectations. Of course, I must give it a good review. As for whether to provide the amount, it depends on the platform mechanism. [Understood]

This book on the Three Kingdoms is quite well written, and it can be seen that the author has a certain level of knowledge in history and other aspects!