[Five tigers are still alive but not dead➕slow pace➕regretfully unify the world]
"A man of two generations" Huang Yanzhou was awarded "Fuhu" by Pang Degong, and together with Wolong and Fengchu, he was called the Three Rui of Jingxiang.
Liu Bei has a broken leg, Guan Yu has a crippled arm, Zhang Fei has a lame leg, Huang Zhong is blind, Zhao Yun is old, and Ma Chao has a heart disease.
The Five Tigers are not dead yet! The blood is still boiling!
But trapped in injuries and old age! Unable to make the Northern Expedition!
Zhuge Liang entrusted his father in front of Wu Zhang:
"The road to the Northern Expedition is difficult, so be patient!"
"Liang can no longer beg for help in battle..."
"Youyou Cang Tian, how can you treat me less favorably?"
Guan Xing inherited his father's arrogance but was afraid of fighting (the first guard at the street pavilion fled before the battle?)
Zhang Baoji had strong ambitions but preferred stability (before he charged Chen Cang, he suddenly changed his plan?)
Ma Chao's son actually speaks the Qiang language (but his father scolded him for trying to persuade the Qiang soldiers to surrender?)
The younger generation's edges and corners are dazzling, and the hatred of the Five Tigers is heart-burning!
The street pavilion is still missing! Luoyang finally defeated!
The Northern Expedition is over! But the bones of the elders are buried! Stained with the blood of juniors!
Reader comments
"Three Kingdoms: Crouching Tiger!" On three points! Revitalize the Shu Han! , Just by looking at this powerful title, you can already feel a strong flavor of the Three Kingdoms.
The setting of the story is very gripping. The protagonist Huang Yanzhou has been a man for two lifetimes and was awarded the title of "Fuhu" by Duke Pang. He is as famous as Wolong and Fengchu. This start has its own halo and mystery, making people curious about his past experiences and how big a storm he can make in the future.
Let's look at the core point of view, "the five tigers are still alive but not dead". Although Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and other five tiger generals are plagued by injuries and old age, their blood is still alive. This setting not only retains everyone's feelings for the five tiger generals, but also creates a strong dramatic conflict - the former heroes are late in life, but they still care about the cause of the Northern Expedition. The unwillingness and passion are moving to think about.
There are also "slow pace" and "regret-style unification of the world", which also imply that the story will not be a smooth and enjoyable story. It will most likely be full of twists and turns and helplessness, and will be closer to the weight and reality of history.
Zhuge Liang's five-foot-tall original entrustment entrusted the important task of the Northern Expedition to Huang Yanzhou, the "submissive tiger". This plot has raised expectations. Whether Huang Yanzhou can carry the banner and fulfill the last wish of Kong Ming and the five tiger generals, people can't wait to read on.
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The setting is that the male protagonist is pregnant and has recent memories.
He is a close relative of Zhuge Liang
Then what is the curved shaft plow in front?
Capture Jingzhou
After Chapter 20, I almost thought I had watched Romance of the Three Kingdoms again.
(I couldn't hold on anymore and only read more than 30 chapters)
Back to defeating Yangyang again
Qingzhi Sword, seven in and seven out
Yide help me
It is assumed that he is Huang Chengyan's legitimate son.
What is being played in the front is on the same level as Wolong?
So if I re-read the Romance of the Three Kingdoms under the premise of having a historical connection, I don't think this book has any emotional value [laughs awkwardly]
Some people say that "it's like watching "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" again", but it is precisely this "non-subversion" that is rare!
Huang Yanzhou wanted to push for change, but he was limited by the rules of the gentry, the strength of the troops, and the understanding of the times. He could not transform the army out of thin air, nor could he reverse the inevitability of the Yiling Battle with a few words.
This setting of "history has inertia, and individuals can exert their efforts but it is difficult to change the general trend" makes the "travelers' struggle in troubled times" more realistic - not everyone can be a "son of the plane"!
Being able to step on the right nodes in a given pattern and make small positive changes is already the upper limit that ordinary people (even with memory) can touch.
The disadvantage is that the pace is slow and there are not so many exciting and explosive points. But if you are looking for a "non-suspended sense of survival in the Three Kingdoms", you can watch this!
What has changed since you traveled through time? Come here to watch the Romance of the Three Kingdoms again, right?
Family members, "Three Kingdoms: Crouching Tiger!" On three points! Revitalize the Shu Han! .
We just want to write about the points that make everyone uncomfortable in the context of the Three Kingdoms.
The five tiger generals are all still there, but they all carry the regret of being injured and old; the Northern Expedition was not accomplished overnight, but was advanced at a slow pace; even if they were unified in the end, it was not the kind of perfect unity, with sacrifices and regrets.
I hope I can tell this complex emotion and story well, and welcome everyone to give your opinions and communicate together ~
Looking at the title and introduction, I feel like I can't be too optimistic about this book. Who is Zhuge Liang? That is a man of great wisdom and almost a demon. Who is Liu Bei? That was not only the master who recruited the Five Tiger Generals, but also the master who could control Zhuge Liang. As an ordinary person nowadays, traveling back in time and competing with them in a battle of wits and courage is nothing more than child's play. It's like a child playing house in front of them. Isn't it funny? If you want to do well in that era, you must either become the leader of a force and be their lord, or you can hide in a place where they can't see you. At most, you can talk more than you do, and talk about your results and strength. There is no need to show off your rhetoric and conspiracy, because it is useless.
After reading Chapter 30, I noticed that there seems to be no difference whether there is a male protagonist or not. It's like watching the Romance of the Three Kingdoms again.
After so much effort to capture Jingzhou, we ended up going back to Changbanpo and Dangyang Bridge.
It's useless for me to travel through time. Just give me a name.
Not bad. .
It's the same with or without you [laughs awkwardly]
Really good [Bookshelf plus one]
Not bad, the protagonist has more roles
I'll give you eight stars. I've traveled through time and still take off my pants.
I saw the tongue fighting among the Confucian scholars. It's meaningless. . The author will probably write the Romance of the Three Kingdoms later with some of his own twist.
It's okay, but it's a bit too old-fashioned.
The writing is top-notch, the characterization is very successful, the pace is fast, and the writing is wonderful.
Fascinating, I couldn't put it down after watching it
I almost fell asleep watching it. That rhythm is really slow [vomit][vomit]
Nanjun Jiangling Public Security Bureau is in charge. I want to ask why the battlefield is in Yiling! Doesn't the author read maps?
"Three Kingdoms: Crouching Tiger!" On three points! Revitalize the Shu Han! , Just by looking at this powerful title, you can already feel a strong flavor of the Three Kingdoms. The setting of the story is very gripping. The protagonist Huang Yanzhou has been a man for two lifetimes and was awarded the title of "Fuhu" by Duke Pang. He is as famous as Wolong and Fengchu. This start has its own halo and mystery, making people curious about his past experiences and how big a storm he can make in the future. Let's look at the core point of view, "the five tigers are still alive but not dead". Although Liu Bei, Guan Yu, Zhang Fei and other five tiger generals are plagued by injuries and old age, their blood is still alive. This setting not only retains everyone's feelings for the five tiger generals, but also creates a strong dramatic conflict - the former heroes are late in life, but they still care about the cause of the Northern Expedition. The unwillingness and passion are moving to think about. There are also "slow pace" and "regret-style unification of the world", which also imply that the story will not be a smooth and enjoyable story. It will most likely be full of twists and turns and helplessness, and will be closer to the weight and reality of history. Zhuge Liang's five-foot-tall original entrustment entrusted the important task of the Northern Expedition to Huang Yanzhou, the "submissive tiger". This plot has raised expectations. Whether Huang Yanzhou can carry the banner and fulfill the last wish of Kong Ming and the five tiger generals, people can't wait to read on.
🍅Look at the second creative article of Romance of the Three Kingdoms on Carpet The setting is that the male protagonist is pregnant and has recent memories. He is a close relative of Zhuge Liang Then what is the curved shaft plow in front? Capture Jingzhou After Chapter 20, I almost thought I had watched Romance of the Three Kingdoms again. (I couldn't hold on anymore and only read more than 30 chapters) Back to defeating Yangyang again Qingzhi Sword, seven in and seven out Yide help me It is assumed that he is Huang Chengyan's legitimate son. What is being played in the front is on the same level as Wolong? So if I re-read the Romance of the Three Kingdoms under the premise of having a historical connection, I don't think this book has any emotional value [laughs awkwardly]
Some people say that "it's like watching "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms" again", but it is precisely this "non-subversion" that is rare! Huang Yanzhou wanted to push for change, but he was limited by the rules of the gentry, the strength of the troops, and the understanding of the times. He could not transform the army out of thin air, nor could he reverse the inevitability of the Yiling Battle with a few words. This setting of "history has inertia, and individuals can exert their efforts but it is difficult to change the general trend" makes the "travelers' struggle in troubled times" more realistic - not everyone can be a "son of the plane"! Being able to step on the right nodes in a given pattern and make small positive changes is already the upper limit that ordinary people (even with memory) can touch. The disadvantage is that the pace is slow and there are not so many exciting and explosive points. But if you are looking for a "non-suspended sense of survival in the Three Kingdoms", you can watch this!
What has changed since you traveled through time? Come here to watch the Romance of the Three Kingdoms again, right?
Family members, "Three Kingdoms: Crouching Tiger!" On three points! Revitalize the Shu Han! . We just want to write about the points that make everyone uncomfortable in the context of the Three Kingdoms. The five tiger generals are all still there, but they all carry the regret of being injured and old; the Northern Expedition was not accomplished overnight, but was advanced at a slow pace; even if they were unified in the end, it was not the kind of perfect unity, with sacrifices and regrets. I hope I can tell this complex emotion and story well, and welcome everyone to give your opinions and communicate together ~
Looking at the title and introduction, I feel like I can't be too optimistic about this book. Who is Zhuge Liang? That is a man of great wisdom and almost a demon. Who is Liu Bei? That was not only the master who recruited the Five Tiger Generals, but also the master who could control Zhuge Liang. As an ordinary person nowadays, traveling back in time and competing with them in a battle of wits and courage is nothing more than child's play. It's like a child playing house in front of them. Isn't it funny? If you want to do well in that era, you must either become the leader of a force and be their lord, or you can hide in a place where they can't see you. At most, you can talk more than you do, and talk about your results and strength. There is no need to show off your rhetoric and conspiracy, because it is useless.
After reading Chapter 30, I noticed that there seems to be no difference whether there is a male protagonist or not. It's like watching the Romance of the Three Kingdoms again.
After so much effort to capture Jingzhou, we ended up going back to Changbanpo and Dangyang Bridge.
It's useless for me to travel through time. Just give me a name.
Not bad. .
It's the same with or without you [laughs awkwardly]
Really good [Bookshelf plus one]
Not bad, the protagonist has more roles
I'll give you eight stars. I've traveled through time and still take off my pants.
I saw the tongue fighting among the Confucian scholars. It's meaningless. . The author will probably write the Romance of the Three Kingdoms later with some of his own twist.
It's okay, but it's a bit too old-fashioned.
The writing is top-notch, the characterization is very successful, the pace is fast, and the writing is wonderful.
Fascinating, I couldn't put it down after watching it
I almost fell asleep watching it. That rhythm is really slow [vomit][vomit]
Nanjun Jiangling Public Security Bureau is in charge. I want to ask why the battlefield is in Yiling! Doesn't the author read maps?