Three Kingdoms: I Make My Living as a Writer in Eastern Wu

It can be seen that the author has a strong historical background... When most people mention Sun Quan, they always think of him as a traitor of the Han Dynasty or a lucky rich second generation... But the author has written Sun Quan's entire ambition and position very well. Let me first say that I don't support it very much. Sanxing Dahan, because I can't stand the Wanshiyi lineage in YY, and I really pushed the Warring States period, so the various backstabbing that some people are obsessed with are just normal operations of this small Warring States period in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, and even the moral bottom line is higher than that of other families in the Spring and Autumn Period. If everyone is strong and weak, they will perish. If life and death are at stake, should the way of survival still look dishonorable and dishonorable? If you really read the history books, you will understand that the Sun family is an out-and-out farmer, and their ancestors have always been melon farmers. The Sun family is the representative of true self-made people. It was not until Sun Jian became a bandit that he had some money, and the Yellow Turbans began to wash their hands and go ashore. The inheritance inherited by Sun Quan from his father and brother was not all smooth sailing. And what surprised me the most when I read the history books is that Sun Quan was actually the best in farming among the three families. Even if he fell out with the Shu Han, he was still willing to sell grain to them [Er Mouyou...], And he was the most advanced in navigation technology at the time, and even successfully engaged in export foreign trade. The descendants are also much tougher than Liu Chan... And I think the reason why it is recorded in the history books is because of the brainwashed Hefei Shiwan. At that time, I thought that the total population during the Three Kingdoms period was only about 3 million. How did he manage to send away 100,000 people at once and the heads of 500,000 soldiers, and still maintain the throne of the emperor? As a result, looking through the history books, we can see that although he attacked Hefei, he was able to retreat with his main force every time. He did not give away 100,000 heads every time. Sometimes he even used weapons and food from Boss Cao's family for free, and there was no reason why others were unwilling to interact with Soochow. For example, Cao Pi and Sun Quan had a very good relationship, and the two could even chat in writing while fighting. What surprised me the most was that Sun Quan actually became the emperor. He couldn't even build the palace. Not to mention the old house he lived in for decades, he couldn't bear to throw away the old building materials. And the total number of servants in the whole family did not exceed a hundred people... Then after I read them all, I found: Liu Chan was very afraid of Jin Jun hurting the people for the sake of the people. Surrendering is funny... Sun Hao was truly the last monarch of Soochow. After he was captured, he didn't give Sima Yan any face. Sima Yan might have been used to bullying Liu Chan and felt that Sun Hao was easy to bully, but he was pushed back by Sun Hao. He was embarrassed in public. He often took his ministers to play chess with Sun Hao and took the initiative to be scolded by Sun Hao. But did Sima Yan harm Wu Chen and the people of Wu? And even though the Sun and Liu families were quarreling, they still saved you when it was time to save you. As a result, your request for help was sent out, and the Soochow side was just right, and the soldiers were just right, and they were about to reach Shu. You surrendered. No wonder Liu Zhan committed suicide directly. Finally, I hope the author will write down some rumors. Lu Xun's death was not due to Sun Quan killing the donkey, but because he was seeking death himself. At that time, the prince Sun He arranged for people to eavesdrop under Sun Quan's bed, and then Sun He told Lu Xun the content of the eavesdropping. There are many ways to solve this kind of thing, but he wrote down the complete content of the eavesdropping and questioned Sun Quan... No, I just want to ask, isn't this pair of Sun Quan a horror movie? You, a minister, arranged for someone to eavesdrop on the monarch or eavesdropped under the bed... Isn't this something that has merit in the past? Isn't this just a disco show? Moreover, Sun Quan's so-called second palace battle in his later period weakened Jiangdong. After reading this, I only thought that this was called a vigorous attack on the gentry forces in Jiangdong... If you don't like Sun Quan or Soochow, you can just not come in... As for some people who write about Sun Quan and others who support this novel, they just post a dozen comments in the comments, saying that the author is a professional fan... If this theory is followed, who writes history is not a professional fan?

In this era of the Three Kingdoms, the same heroes are all excited. Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Sun Quan are all heroes. Of course, big shots also enjoy the fireworks of the world, and are connected with joy, anger, sorrow, and love and hatred.

I think it's quite interesting. It has some historical background, ordinary life, and encounters with historical figures. It witnesses a different Sun Quan and the rise of female consciousness. From Sun Quan's mother to his sister-in-law, everyone is very good.

These series of books are indeed quite rare. The heroines of the Three Kingdoms are usually counselors or self-proclaimed kings. This is the first time I've seen a heroine enter Sun Quan's harem like this She is the head wife and has two concubines but she doesn't seem to have any physical relationship with Sun Quan. Then the heroine should be virtuous and virtuous. I'm watching the early stage now, so I don't know how it will develop in the future. But when the male protagonist says that he likes the heroine, it's actually more about her attributes of a good wife. It reminds me of the phrase "everyone should be a good wife" - that is, a wife should be respectful to her husband. I think it's really pitiful for modern people to wear that. Then there was a girl named Bai Yueguangbu in Sun Quan's heart. Although he had already let it go, there was that classic plot - two women were arrested and said that you have to choose the one you love the most. The female protagonist was thrown away by Sun Quan and the seal that the villain wanted. Then she was saved by Sun Shangxiang and Xu Miaoran while he was distracted. The male protagonist was there to save Bai Yueguang. From the female protagonist's perspective, this was gambling with her life. . . . It's 2026 and there's still this plot, even though this book is written in 2024 I understand the comment in the comment section, but this is a female channel. In fact, the writing is pretty good, but some parts of it are quite uncomfortable for people to read, and I'm hesitant to continue reading. Then the female protagonist wanted to divorce the male protagonist. The male protagonist was afraid that he would become the second man like Cao Cao to be divorced by his wife, so he stalked her. The heroine's family also wanted the heroine to go back, and then Zhang Zhao and Da Qiao came to persuade the heroine that it was okay to be cruel to the girl Bu, but the heroine felt that to be polite was to treat her as a guest, and to use methods against her was to treat her as the hero's concubine, so they didn't want to. The male protagonist stalked her, and the next day Zhang Zhao came again and wanted to take the female protagonist back to Sun's house. The male protagonist pretended to be submissive and allowed the female protagonist to be taken home. Then the matter passed without any explanation or handling. I'm speechlessI'm speechless In fact, at the beginning, the heroine made her own money to write books, and also opened a school and medical clinic to urge women to reach adulthood and promote the idea that even one wife is not bad. But I feel that the readers are part of their play. They are heartbroken and angry. How old are you still doing this?

It's super beautiful. The author's writing style is very good. It's both delicate and not just about love. The female protagonist is sober but has a good relationship and atmosphere with the male protagonist, but she also has an understanding of war, people, and fireworks in the world ヾ(❀^ω^)ノﾞ The female protagonist has love, but love is not everything. She is also sober and has her own career. She has an open-minded temperament. The description of the male protagonist Sun Quan is flesh-and-blood and has a three-dimensional image, as if he is no longer a paragraph in the history books. He has his own character, brave, reliable and resourceful. He also has his own shortcomings, but these shortcomings make him more vivid, and he will also reflect. The descriptions of the supporting characters are also very vivid, such as Sun Xiaomei, who is not only the pampered young lady of her family, but also a female general with her own ideals and persistence. She is willing to use her own efforts to lead troops to fight against the enemy, realize her own values and ideals, and tell the world that women can also achieve great things; Cao Zhi also has his own cuteness, he is a romantic poet. , Can write poems with great talent, and is also a loyal fan of Zhenjiang Laoyuan. He can ignore his own safety and go to the enemy camp to protect the "eighty-year-old man" Zhenjiang Laoyuan whom he has never seen before. He is also determined to understand Cao Xiaosan who understands the wonderful people's livelihood in Jiangdong. He uses his own pen to record the peace and contentment of the people in Jiangdong and writes "Cao Xiaosan's Travels". They are beautiful, flesh-and-blood, real characters who exist in novels, but have their own personalities. Their personalities are complex and diverse, with good sides and sides that are not easily accepted by others. For example, Cao Cao is an ambitious politician who launches wars. He can launch wars for his own ambitions and wants to kill someone in the book. Zhenjiang Laoyuan, who described himself in a bad way, ordered the death of his daughter-in-law in order to warn Cao Zhi and let his son recognize the reality. However, after learning the true identity of Zhenjiang Laoyuan, he also felt guilty for the father who killed her, admired talented people, and admired Sun Quan, who was evenly matched, brave and resourceful. He sometimes got along with his son Cao Zhi like an ordinary father and son. The characters in the author's works are real but have their own unique beauty, and there are human fireworks in the writing.

The young Sun Quan was written so well and very realistically. I hope Qiqi will always be happy [love]

Will Sun Quan and Miss Bu be together?

It's not obvious at first glance, but it becomes more interesting when you look at it later [Adoration]

Come on, author. It seems pretty good so far.

Great, we are saved thanks to rice.