Su Jin, a master of modern history and a strategic consultant, traveled through the new countryside in the sixth year of Jian'an and possessed a poor scholar. It happened to be the darkest moment when Liu Bei was living under the fence and his army was weak. Without a system or a golden finger, he relied solely on the thousand-year-old prophet and pragmatic tactics. He became the most special talent of the king's assistant around Liu Bei. He was more pragmatic than Kong Ming, and more loyal to Ji Han's original intention than Xun Yu.
From cultivating troops in Xinye and winning over the people, to linking up with Liu Qi and recommending Wolong three times, he made up for Liu Bei's group's shortcomings of "no land, no food, and no talent"; in the Battle of Chibi, he joined forces with Wu to fight against Cao, he stabilized logistics, guarded against plots, and preserved the foundation of Jingzhou; Xichuan When expanding the territory, the strategy was made remotely to avoid the regret of Pang Tong's death, and the Yizhou officials were rectified to solve the food and grass shortage; the auxiliary method in the Hanzhong battle was to defeat the Xiahou, and the plan was made in advance to prevent Lü Meng from crossing the river in white clothes, to defend Jingzhou and Guan Yu, and to prevent the tragedy of Yiling's defeat.
He was in charge of internal affairs, logistics, and establishing the foundation. Zhuge Liang was in charge of strategy, military affairs, and planning for the Northern Expedition. The monarch and his ministers knew each other, and the civil and military forces were united. Liu Bei, who had been struggling for half his life, finally stood firm in Jingyi, dominated Hanzhong, and supported Jihan in troubled times. When Cao Pi usurped the Han Dynasty, he persuaded Liu Bei to ascend the throne and continue Zuo of the Han Dynasty; during Wuhou's Northern Expedition, he sat in the rear and continuously transported supplies of grain, grass and troops to help Ji Han conquer Yongliang and recover Luoyang, and finally achieved the great cause of restoring the Han Dynasty and returning the world to the Han Dynasty.
This is a step-by-step realistic plot, a passionate counterattack to make up for the eternal regrets. Watch Su Jin, a poor scholar, assist Liu Xuande to rise from the wild and hide the dragon, and finally become the legend of Ji Hanzhong's resurgence!
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Not bad, not bad, not bad! Come on!
It's a very good book. It's not a mindless read. It has brains and practical actions. It's not just talking about asking others to do errands. I hope it will continue to be updated and it won't be unfinished.
Learn more about history
It is very delicately written and a very good book about the Three Kingdoms.