Three Kingdoms: The Yuan Family’s Prodigy, I Recruit Zhao Yun from the Start

As a loyal fan of the Three Kingdoms theme, this novel by Yuan Mai really made my eyes shine. The author's portrayal of the character Yuan Mai is profound. His growth process is full of challenges and surprises, making readers involuntarily cheer for him. The book not only contains wonderful war scenes, but also delicate emotional descriptions, and the relationships between the characters are complex yet clear. What is even more commendable is that the author skillfully blends historical events with fictional plots to bring readers a wonderful reading feast. I read it in one breath, and I'm still not satisfied!

It's still good, although it's a little annoying, but this one is pretty good-looking!

Recommend it with good reviews

There is very little written about Yuan Mai in historical records. It is said that he was the youngest son of Yuan Shao and was loved by Yuan Shao. In some literary works, there are more imaginations and interpretations of him. For example, in "The Biography of Cao Man", there is a description of Yuan Shao wanting Yuan Mai to inherit his position, which may imply that he is smart, otherwise Yuan Shao would not have this idea. However, due to the lack of historical data, it is difficult to make a comprehensive and accurate evaluation. Most of the images are reasonable speculations based on limited records. The author also describes the relationship between father and son very thoroughly. First, there is a strong father-son relationship: many data show that Yuan Mai is the youngest son of Yuan Shao, and he is favored by Yuan Shao. For example, "The Biography of Cao Man" records that after the defeat of Guandu, Yuan Shao was unwilling to fight again because Yuan Mai was ill, which shows that Yuan Shao valued Yuan Mai and had a deep relationship between father and son. The second is high hopes and special training. In ancient times, the youngest son was often considered when inheriting family status. Yuan Shao may have high hopes for Yuan Mai because he liked him, and may have arranged special education for him to impart knowledge and strategies to prepare him for taking on important responsibilities in the family in the future. However, Yuan Shao died of illness shortly after the defeat of Guandu and failed to realize the relevant ideas. The third is the impact of potential power succession. Yuan Shao was wavering on the issue of successors and did not make clear arrangements for the succession. If Yuan Mai comes of age, given his popularity, he is likely to be involved in inheritance disputes. This may cause division within Yuan Shao's forces. After all, other heirs also have support behind them. This may be one of the reasons why Yuan Shao has not yet determined his successor.

The final ending, the bell rings, waking up from the dream, in an instant, getting dressed, going to school

After Cao Cao pacified Jizhou, Yuan Shang and Yuan Xi fled to Wuhuan, and then to Gongsun Kang, the prefect of Liaodong. "There is still a son named Mai, and he went to Liaodong with Shang." In order to show his goodwill to Cao Cao, Gongsun Kang killed Yuan Shang and Yuan Xi and presented their heads to Cao Cao. Yuan Mai was young, so Gongsun Kang "released" him. This shows that Yuan Mai was in a dangerous situation due to his special status in the political situation at that time. Although Yuan Mai was not a major figure in the history of the Three Kingdoms, as a descendant of the Yuan Shao family, he also reflected to a certain extent the ups and downs of the family's fate and the cruelty of politics in the struggle between the various forces at that time.

The overall plot is quite good. It is not a brainless novel. The protagonist and his subordinates are also very kind. Especially, no matter if you want to kill me or not, but you are my family, I will not kill you. I sincerely recommend that everyone watch it together.

This world is full of illusions, only pain never lies I came from hell and am going to heaven. I am passing through the world. It's because I have too many bad emotions. I don't blame you for not being able to redeem me. Whatever I touch, it breaks

It's really, really beautiful! There are no plug-ins, it is flesh-and-blood and funny, and the combat power is not beyond the standard. It is a cool article that is a must-have for the online and farming community! After reading it, although I am not that familiar with the official history of the Three Kingdoms, I am particularly interested in the Three Kingdoms fan fiction and systematic literature, and have read a lot of related books. How can I say this? There is actually a bit of ink at the beginning, but the more I read later, the more I read it, the more I read it. It doesn't matter. Unification, no plug-ins, combat power not exceeding the standard, bulldozing, cool writing, there are also wars that should be written more, and there are also contradictory relationships between people. I have seen Dong Zhuo's youngest son, Cao Cao's youngest son, Cao Cao's, and it is the first time I've seen Yuan Shao's youngest son. It's quite novel and interesting! ! Really good looking, brothers! Keep it up, please update more! !

The writing is very good and the plot is very thoughtful.