Zhuge Liang Calls the Rebellious Son of Shu Han a Total Monster

I think it's okay. It's not a big problem to call me Shu Han at the beginning. After all, Ji Han and Shu Han are basically added later to better distinguish historical dynasties, just like the Eastern Han and Western Han [eat melon] Another point is that Zhuge Liang in history is not as powerful as you think. It's just that Zhuge Liang is praised too highly in the novels. No one can truly be perfect. Some of the author's views are indeed a little bit poisonous and some people can't accept it. After all, it's a free novel, so don't be picky [eating melon] There are too many personal narrations in the previous article, which seems very watery, and some words are inappropriate in some places. Moreover, the author's personal views on some parts of history are mostly not consistent, and he has not put enough effort into it. If he does not change it, I am afraid it will be even lower. I will give it three stars for the time being.

This is a book that will attract readers. The first few chapters are different from ordinary people, first belittling Zhuge, but this perspective is mostly from the perspective of a reflector; then the pen turns and writes in depth about the romance and necessity of the Shu Han; then the protagonist shows his talents, first saving Zhuge, then alienating Cao Ying, and finally taking advantage of the plot and writing it heartily. Many people give one or two stars after reading the first few chapters, but I think it is narrow-minded to give a book a rating after only reading the first few chapters. What I have seen so far I think it deserves four stars. Let me give you a five-star rating first.

Seeing that Sima Yi supported the bandits and respected himself, he retreated. It may be the author's own analysis, but it is incompatible with my point of view. It's also strange to write Ma Su in front of it. Ma Su committed two crimes. Acting without authorization in violation of military orders will lead to defeat. The two abandoned the army and left. It's equivalent to winning the team battle and letting Ma Su break the line of troops to buy time. And Ma Su went to the top lane and wanted to duel with the opponent's line. Then he was tortured by veteran player Zhang He and then drove straight into the threat crystal. What kind of regiment did Zhuge Liang fight here? He returned to the defense and the Northern Expedition failed. When Zhuge Liang returned to his high ground to defend, he discovered that the abused Ma Di was hiding in the wild area and his equipment was gone. It turns out that when I was running away, I sold my magic outfit and bought a few pairs of shoes. In the end, captain Zhuge Liang kicked Ma Di out of the Shuhan team. The author's perspective on battlefield escape is even more different than mine. My great-grandfather was a deserter. The problem is that he was a strong man who was recruited by the national army in 1949. Later, I ran away with my grandma's second uncle. But Ma Su was not a young man found temporarily. To be honest, Ma Su's defeat was not worthy of death because he gave up organizing soldiers to run together. It was too embarrassing to run away alone. Zhuge Liang's view that he carried out the Northern Expedition in consecutive years to deflect internal factional conflicts is okay, but it is not comprehensive. With Zhuge Liang's prestige and talent, he was able to suppress internal strife even without engaging in external war. Tian Chang in the Spring and Autumn Period wanted to weaken the family that opposed him at home through failure in foreign wars. But Zhuge Liang doesn't need it, he is already a powerful minister. If Tian Chang had such authority, the Tian family would have replaced Qi earlier. The reason for the Northern Expedition was that the Han and the traitors were not at odds with each other, and the king's industry was not at peace. Reviving the Han Dynasty is a belief based on the concept of family and country. Today it is MHGA. Conspiracy theories are accustomed to explaining this kind of enterprise as a calculation. But such calculations often lack style. History can lack style, but stories cannot lack style. Taoyuan and Wagang are sworn brothers. And Wagang is a typical brother who has a heart-to-heart relationship with you, and you play with your brains with your brother. The former is highly praised, while the latter is criticized. Besides, Sima Yi raised the bandits to respect themselves. Sima Yi defeated Meng Da and Liaodong with great speed, so why didn't he support the invaders to respect themselves? Moreover, when the Shu Han was destroyed, wouldn't there be another Soochow? To put it bluntly, Zhuge Liang could not afford Sima Yi to support him. Before Salhu, it was about raising bandits to respect themselves, but after Salhu, they couldn't afford to support them anymore. When Huang Taiji came to power, the Liaodong generals could no longer suppress that kind of ambition. By the time Sima Zhao destroyed Shu, he would not have respected himself by raising the bandits. But destroying Shu is just as difficult. The success of Deng Ai's surprise attack was accidental. If Zhuge Liang was not like this, how could Sima Yi have the nerve to say that he was raising bandits and respecting himself? In fact, Cao Rui was alive, and Sima Yi changed him as soon as he asked. Because of Sima Yi's coup in his later years, it seems that he has been holding back. But when Cao Rui was still in power, he didn't have this ability at all. "Book of Jin" whitewashes his youth and unyielding loyalty to Cao Cao. It is said that Cao Cao is afraid of him. But if this really happened, Cao Cao could kill him. Cao Cao killed many famous people, and none of them, Kong Rong and Yang Xiu, were more famous than the young Sima Yi. A descendant of Confucius, a fourth generation and three nobles. When Cao Cao was in power, the young Sima Yi was not reused. His brother Sima Lang was the popular man in front of Cao Cao. The average life span in ancient times was very low, although it was affected by early infant mortality. But it's incomparable to today. The average life expectancy is now over 70 years old. I said I wanted to do something big when I was in my 70s. How capable Sima Yi must be to start planning a major event from a young age before he is buried. That is, he lived long enough for it to happen to him. The successive short lives of Emperor Wei were uncontrollable. Sima Yi is older than Cao Pi. Modern people do not have the concept of loyalty to the emperor, but they do not lack faith. Even if I have never eaten pork, I have seen pigs running away. You can replace your loyalty to the emperor with another belief, even if it is a religious belief. Then it is not difficult to understand the behavior of some people who work hard to die.

The few battles of wits between the Three Kingdoms did not turn the ancients into fools Even though I don't understand much, I can still see the author's love for the ancients. My guess is very comprehensive. Anyway, it looks good. Five stars.

I hope this book can bring you a different enjoyment of historical literature. Thank you for your support

It's good-looking, mainly because both the good and the bad guys have brains, and the protagonist's victory is not particularly unexpected. The characters' personalities are consistent with history, and the viewpoints are analyzed as a whole and logical. In short, it's awesome.

How can I put it, some of the ideas in the author's book are indeed interesting, and the writing style is also quite good. There are just some places that are not rigorous enough. For example, people from Shu Han called themselves Shu Han or Shu Army, which was not a good term at the time. And Emperor Wei Ming, this is a posthumous title. He got the title after Cao Rui's death. Even before he died, people on the protagonist's side already called him Emperor Wei Ming. Good thing, everyone reserved the posthumous title for him in advance before he died. Except for some details, this book is quite good.

It's very interesting, mainly because it makes Shu Han's dream come true. The protagonist is smart and clever and has set up big ambushes for Wei many times, which makes me happy.

Well written! Except that Zhuge Liang's reaction as written above is a bit long-winded, everything else is fine. Come on, author!

The writing is quite good so far, and there are no poisonous points. It is very well written and worth reading. It is not the kind of messy conspiracy theories that are made by marketing accounts for the sake of conspiracy.