End of Han DynastyStrategyNo systemAssistant Liu Xinghan
Xuzhou is in a critical situation. One plan determines life and death, and one plan changes the country.
In the first year of Jian'an, Zhou Yun, who traveled through time, joined Liu Bei's account and became an unknown counselor.
Seeing that Liu Bei was about to lose Xuzhou and be homeless, repeating the mistakes of history, he laid out a series of strategies to repel Yuan Shu's heavy troops and take advantage of the situation to overthrow Lu Bu.
He subdued the fierce general Zhang Liao, and even used a clever plan to persuade Chen Gong to surrender, and forcefully prevented Liu Bei from shattering his dream of Xuzhou.
Internally, they attacked Xuzhou's powerful people and broke through the government's treasury deficit;
Lang Ya was sent as an envoy to win over Zang Ba, secretly befriended Yuan Tan, opened up the Youbing horse channel, and forged elite cavalry.
In troubled times, the chess game affects the whole body. He was ordered to attack Yuan Shu, which stirred up the forces of Cao Cao and Sun Ce. The heroes of Huainan competed with each other, with swords and lights intersecting.
Let's look at Zhou Yun's step by step strategy, paving a completely different path for Liu Bei to prosper the Han Dynasty, seeking for the country and himself in troubled times.
Reader comments
The war is well described from multiple angles, and the number of historical figures is very comprehensive. Like. All parties to the war sing and I appear, and the protagonist is always superior. 9 Points
Looking at the introduction, isn't it the traditional Shu-Han version of Tomato's Xu Huai start and then pushing westward without dealing with Sun Wu and forcing a duel between three families? To be honest, this routine still has a lot of flaws.
The war is well described from multiple angles, and the number of historical figures is very comprehensive. Like. All parties to the war sing and I appear, and the protagonist is always superior. 9 Points
Looking at the introduction, isn't it the traditional Shu-Han version of Tomato's Xu Huai start and then pushing westward without dealing with Sun Wu and forcing a duel between three families? To be honest, this routine still has a lot of flaws.