When Shu has no great generals, Liao Hua takes the vanguard!
I transmigrated and became Liao Hua. I joined Liu Bei from the start, helping him recruit talent from across the land, establish a foothold in Runan, seize Jingzhou, take both Yi provinces, and capture Jiaozhou. We held Sun Quan at bay in the east, resisted Cao Cao in the north, and subdued the southern tribes, restoring the glory of the Han dynasty.
Every land touched by the sun and moon, every river it reaches, belongs to Han. Any foreign power that dares defy us must be destroyed!
History is always full of regrets, but what exactly were the regrets of Shu Han?
Was it the death of the young phoenix at Fallen Phoenix Slope?
Guan Yu's defeat and flight to Maicheng, the loss of Jingzhou, and his death?
Zhang Fei's murder at the hands of petty villains?
Liu Bei's defeat at Yiling and his deathbed entrustment of his son at Baidi City?
Ma Su's arrogance and the loss of Jieting?
The sorrow of Chancellor Zhuge's six northern campaigns and his death at Wuzhang Plains in the autumn wind?
Jiang Wei's nine northern campaigns, all to fulfill the Chancellor's final wish to return the capital to its former place?
Liao Hua, already white-haired and frail with age, donning his armor and taking the field to fight for his country?
The later ruler Liu Shan's words, "It's pleasant here. I don't miss Shu"?
Reborn into Liao Hua's body as a modern man, he swore he would never let these regrets come to pass.
Overall it's not bad, except for the adaptation part. Seeing that it was changed to "brigades" and "divisions" felt strange. I suggest changing it to an ancient organizational structure, as it would affect the score.
Worth watching! The protagonist, Liao Hua, is a time traveler from the past. In Shu, where there are no great generals, Liao Hua becomes the vanguard. As a modern person, he transmigrates to the late Eastern Han Dynasty, right after the Battle of Guandu, and becomes sworn brothers with Zhao Yun… Looking forward to it! The protagonist helps Liu Bei restore the Han Dynasty and return to the old capital.
It's pretty good, and the pace is fast.
Finally, someone has written about Liao Hua! That's fantastic! Keep it up!
A wonderful book
Why not write about the later period of the Shu Kingdom, where he single-handedly saved the day? That would be more fitting for his name.
It looks pretty good for now.
It's well-written, and the article is reasonably organized.
A well-organized and well-written Romance of the Three Kingdoms 🤔🤔
I think it's well written.