2050 I am a young man who loves history and likes to read alone. My favorite thing to read is "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". I especially like to study the plots in it. I wonder why the defeated side fell into the trap so easily. How could Cao Cao, a traitor in troubled times and extremely resourceful, fall into so many traps? In the early battle against Dong Zhuo in the Bian River, Puyang was defeated by Lu Bu, and he narrowly escaped death in the Battle of Wancheng. After many battles, he was tricked one after another in the Battle of Chibi? Kong Ming was close to deification in the early stage. Why didn't he predict that Sun Quan would attack Jingzhou when he entered Yizhou? No one can match the wits and courage of the Northern Expedition to the Central Plains and Sima Yi. Why did they only win a few battles but basically did not occupy much territory... I really want to enter the Three Kingdoms era to find out. If I can really come to the Three Kingdoms era and rely on my familiarity with the Three Kingdoms, what will be the situation of those extremely resourceful counselors if I see through their schemes?
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The time travelers watched the battle of Guandu and helped Cao Cao burn Wuchao, showing their wisdom. Xu You was arrogant because of his achievements, Cao Cao turned from trust to fear, and the subtleties of people's hearts are vividly reflected on the paper.
The time travelers watched the battle of Guandu and helped Cao Cao burn Wuchao, showing their wisdom. Xu You was arrogant because of his achievements, Cao Cao turned from trust to fear, and the subtleties of people's hearts are vividly reflected on the paper.