Introduction to "Pictures of Destiny: Storms of the New Han Dynasty"
Liu Bo, a modern soul, travels through the parallel world of the Three Kingdoms with the "Destiny Catalog System", inherits the blood of King Jing of Zhongshan, upholds his family tree, and stands in the torrent of troubled times.
With the system in hand, he can explode his attributes and points by killing enemies, increase his combat power by collecting beauties, and his points can be exchanged for everything in the world - and his real sharp edge is the modern thought that has swept through his mind for thousands of years.
When he first met Liu Bei, he established his leadership with the "core team theory" and made the emperor's uncle Gan his deputy; facing Guan Yu's aloofness, he taught him "humility, prudence, and collaboration first", which made him put aside his edge and understand how to cooperate; in response to Zhang Fei's violence, he taught "loving soldiers like sons is the source of combat power", and eventually became "Zhang's mother" who was considerate to the soldiers.
He imitated the establishment of the People's Liberation Army, established the purpose of "fighting for the people", formulated the "Three Major Disciplines and Eight Points of Attention", practiced the "Three Three Systems" tactics, established the "political commissar system" ideological and political, and forged a group of rural warriors into a "new army" that made the princes fearful. "Han Army": Blitzkrieg to destroy the city, trench warfare to conquer, and information warfare to convey information. Every battle has its own rules, and every move contains subtleties. From Zhuoxian to defeat Cao's army in Chibi, the iron-blooded journey is full of modern military wisdom.
He has collected all the beauties in troubled times. Whether it is the beauty and gentleness of Su Waner of Zhuoxian County, the outstanding talent of Cai Wenji, the peerless elegance of Diao Chan, the grace of Zhen Mi as the Goddess of Luo, or the valiant and heroic posture of Sun Shangxiang... They are all laid out in stories: either because of the family's predicament, or because of the safety of troubled times, or because of the system of the New Han Dynasty, or because of his unique charm.
