The intelligent robot Mo Zhai left behind by my programmer grandfather became my only plug-in for traveling through the Three Kingdoms.
It can analyze the flaws in Lu Bu's halberd technique, optimize Liu Beijun's food route, and even simulate Zhuge Liang's deduction model of dividing the world into three parts.
But it doesn't count Guan Yu's pride, it doesn't count Zhang Fei's emotions, and it doesn't count Liu Bei's hesitation at that moment.
At the edge of Guandu, I pointed to the map and said, "Lord, Yuan Shao will definitely be defeated."
Liu Bei asked: "Why do you believe me?"
I looked at the robot with the flashing blue light, then at the bleak man, and said softly:
"Because the data analysis tells me it's worth the gamble."
[Not a brainless cool article, a double game between technology and people's hearts]
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The author wrote this novel where the protagonist traveled through time and did not prepare anything. He probably rarely liked reading it [laughing][laughing][laughing]
The author wrote this novel where the protagonist traveled through time and did not prepare anything. He probably rarely liked reading it [laughing][laughing][laughing]