
The Fierce Tiger Becomes a Nobody, but Jiangdong Won't Take the Blame!
猛虎变鼠辈,这锅江东不背!
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 374k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Historical & Ancient
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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When penicillin became the murderous weapon of regicide, the hero, a time-traveling medical doctor, completely understood the Three Kingdoms. The beauty of Sun Jiao's story lies in the word "break" - it broke not only the current epidemic, but also the thousand-year infamy of "Jiangdong Rats". The author asks a modern medical doctor to use etiological thinking to fight the Three Kingdoms War again. What he wants is not the quickness of backstabbing allies, but the strategic short-sightedness of Soochow that treats Soochow from the root. When Lu Xun was persuaded by him and Zhuge Liang became a partner, you realized that changing history does not necessarily rely on killing, but also on saving lives. Great book, highly recommended!
This book is so imaginative! The medical doctor forced the Three Kingdoms into a dead end and used penicillin to create a butterfly effect. All the plots point to the hard core of "my fate is up to me" in Three Kingdoms fan fiction. Really beautiful, highly recommended!
I read most of it in one go, and my imagination is amazing and unconventional! The soul penetrates Sun Jiao, starting from the thrilling beginning of a dose of magic medicine causing the sudden death of the monarch, breaking the Jiangdong plague, breaking the disaster of crossing the river in white clothes, and breaking out of Sun Wu's inherent geopolitical dilemma.
With an imaginative mind, a doctor of modern medicine penetrated the soul of Sun Jiao, a member of the Eastern Wu clan, and saved his wife with penicillin at the beginning. Unexpectedly, Sun Quan took the magic medicine and drank alcohol, and died suddenly that night... Others relied on force to fight for hegemony, but he relied on medicine to change his fate, save his wife, defeat the epidemic, and tear apart the "white clothes crossing the river" dead end. He advocated alliance with Zhuge, persuaded Lu Xun, blocked Lu Meng, established national policies, supported Jiangdong step by step, and reshaped the Three Kingdoms... Really good-looking, highly recommended 👍
This novel is extremely innovative in terms of writing. Through the flexible switching of narrative perspectives, the contrast and integration of language styles, the clever reversal of plot design, and the clever use of symbols and metaphors, the author presents readers with a wonderful feast about identity, responsibility and destiny. If you like literary works full of creativity and thoughtfulness, then this novel is definitely worth reading.
The protagonist Sun Jiao is concerned about the country and the people, and carries out a series of reforms in Jiangdong. In order to provide opportunities for promotion for poor students all over the world, he advances the imperial examination system hundreds of years! Those who watched it were so sleepless and forgetful of food and drink! It's like being there! Not to be missed! Like Like 👍 👍 👍
A doctor of medicine travels to Sun Jiao, a member of the Eastern Wu clan, and starts the fight with penicillin to fight the epidemic to save his wife. Unexpectedly, Sun Quan takes the magical medicine and drinks wine, and then takes the cephalosporins and drinks. He suddenly dies that night, and the protagonist is accused of murdering the master and treason. . . The protagonist goes north to Hefei, joins forces with Liu and conquers Wei, and gradually supports Jiangdong and reshapes the New Three Kingdoms. It's so good-looking! Very pretty 👍
Abandoning the traditional line of struggle for hegemony among military generals, using etiological thinking to game the political arena of the Three Kingdoms, the new idea of uniting Shu to fight against Wei is fascinating to read, and the unpopular clan counterattacks to reshape the general trend of the world. A must-read article about traveling through the Three Kingdoms!
Inventing history, traveling through the Three Kingdoms, relying on medicine to change one's destiny... The author is very imaginative and relies on medical thinking to reconstruct the strategy of the Three Kingdoms. He can also cure diseases and change his life. It's so beautiful and awesome! Come on 👍
A good-looking novel about traveling through the Three Kingdoms, with exquisite conception, smooth and natural writing, and solid historical knowledge. Very beautiful, looking forward to the adaptation