
Aiding Liu Bei in His Eastward Push into Guanzhong at the End of the Eastern Han
东汉末年辅佐刘备东出关中
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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- 1y ago
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I won't talk about anything else, but I'll just say that it's interesting that there are many original characters in the story design and not all of them are famous historical generals. It's true that some people may not be named but they are just unlucky. In addition, the arrangements for the alien races are also very reasonable. I don't like the behavior of forcing the alien people to rebel and then killing them to get merit for their own fame. For the alien races, it is right to treat their lower-class people and upper-class nobles separately. Those who are fearful and unethical will always be the ones with vested interests.
After checking the protagonist's original identity, he felt that Fu Gan was right to vote for Liu Bei. In this time and space, Fu Qian saw that Cao Cao wanted to usurp the Han Dynasty, so he said that Cao Cao wanted to cultivate virtue and that Liu Bei was a hero. He participated in the rebellion against Cao in Yecheng and was killed. I suspect that Fu Qian in this time and space is very likely to find Liu Bei when he is reborn.
First time, watching the story of assisting Liu Bei to Liangzhou
How could I have such a ridiculous dream about Liu Bei becoming a disciple of Jia Xu?
It is a relatively new idea and supports Liu Bei to start in Liangzhou. At this stage, one-third of the rebels have been defeated, and it seems that there is hope for the entire Liangzhou army. Basically, it belongs to one of the princes. Even if he stays in the fixed pass, it still belongs to him. After entering Shu, the world will be divided into three parts. If he enters the middle, he can compete for the world.
You can recruit Tianshui people who can fight against Ma Chao, Yang Fu, Jiang Juan, Jiang Yin, Jiang Xu, Yin Feng, Yao Qiong, Kong Xin and others, Wudu people Li Jun, Anding County Liang Kuan and others. There are also eight people including Yang Qiu, Cheng Yi, and Cheng Yin. They should be disciples of good families now, or they are bandits or leaders of a small group of refugees. Lantian native, Liu Xiongming
It's very good to read. It helps Liu Bei to rejuvenate the Han Dynasty from another aspect. The other novels I read are all about Liu Bei coming from the Kanto region, but this one is from the Kansai region. I can't get enough of it. The author has added more and more [Send my heart] [Send my heart]
Isn't this plot of chemistry and visiting Zhuge Liang a little too hasty? A child who is not even ten years old can't do the work if he is found, and it is impossible to follow him to Liangzhou.
Very pretty. I feel that Liu Bei is well portrayed. He seems to be a chivalrous and courageous general, more like the knight-errant in the Three Kingdoms. The protagonist's image is also very good. He is polite but gangster, clear but has many crooked ideas. It is interesting to focus on a flexible bottom line [face covering]. Moreover, taking the Liangzhou route was something I never expected, and it was novel.
A reminder to the author: Fu Qian and Zhang Meng were good to each other. According to the Taiping Imperial Review, Fu Qian and Zhang Shuwei wrote in a book: I and my subordinates are sworn brothers and have strong ties of friendship. Zhang Meng is the third son of Zhang Huan from the Sanming Dynasty in Liangzhou. For specific deeds, you can search the Chronicles of the Three Kingdoms and Wei Shu 18 Recently, I was sorting through the data and found another record related to Fu Qian. "Beitang Shuchao" records: Fu Qian once wrote to Fufeng to Su Ze, "Six Classics are for cooks, and hundreds of families are for different dishes." This means that the two should be acquaintances