Lu Meng crossed the river in white clothes and calculated everything about Guan Yu - except for one problem: What if Guan Yu doesn't come back?
Jiangling is empty, Jianye is defenseless, the mountains are moving, and the power to control the river is in hand...
Guan Yu made a calculation: returning to the rescue means death, and going east means living.
It's not because he has opened his eyes, it's because he has read "Spring and Autumn" thoroughly, which means he has understood people's hearts.
All this can happen in 219.
It's not a cool article, it's a hard-core strategic deduction that digs out the blank spaces of "Three Kingdoms" one by one.
Official historical research, Lu Meng's three fatal loopholes, seven ways to destroy Wu - every sword has its origin.
Reader comments
There are writing bugs. I feel that the ideas from the outline to the final text may not be very straightened out or have been revised repeatedly in the early stage. Some paragraphs and sentences are repeated and the characters and plots do not correspond to each other, which affects the reading experience but does not make it incomprehensible. It will be better if the writing is smooth in the later stage.
The highlight is of course the ingenious way to break the situation. Although "he crossed the river and I crossed the river" has become a meme, it can be seen that the author is not just playing jokes, but has thought through and made a comprehensive plan. There is no original OC who plays Tom Sue and crushes all the supporting characters to open a harem, there is no golden finger cheating that exceeds the current technology value point, and there is no one who can capture all the capable people and strangers just because the protagonist is on a certain side. There is no such cool point in these routine articles, so the popularity may not be high, but if anyone wants to find a simple fan novel that is closer to reality and round up the regrets of the Three Kingdoms, this article is definitely worth reading.
You can watch it, come on, author
Sun Quan proclaimed himself emperor a little early
There are writing bugs. I feel that the ideas from the outline to the final text may not be very straightened out or have been revised repeatedly in the early stage. Some paragraphs and sentences are repeated and the characters and plots do not correspond to each other, which affects the reading experience but does not make it incomprehensible. It will be better if the writing is smooth in the later stage. The highlight is of course the ingenious way to break the situation. Although "he crossed the river and I crossed the river" has become a meme, it can be seen that the author is not just playing jokes, but has thought through and made a comprehensive plan. There is no original OC who plays Tom Sue and crushes all the supporting characters to open a harem, there is no golden finger cheating that exceeds the current technology value point, and there is no one who can capture all the capable people and strangers just because the protagonist is on a certain side. There is no such cool point in these routine articles, so the popularity may not be high, but if anyone wants to find a simple fan novel that is closer to reality and round up the regrets of the Three Kingdoms, this article is definitely worth reading.
You can watch it, come on, author
Sun Quan proclaimed himself emperor a little early