I Sat Bolt Upright on My Deathbed: Yuan Shao Is Actually Me

I have read Yuan Yao's book. The author is very knowledgeable. The plot is logically rigorous and the emotions are well laid out. It is really breathtaking to read. The same is true for this book. I am looking forward to the update and hope to see Yuan Shen's new story.

I found that the tone of speech of the characters in the author's works was particularly similar to some of the ancient discussions I watched when I was a child, where one party asked questions and the other party answered them, and monarchs, ministers, and celebrities discussed principles and governance. There are no fancy words, it is very unpretentious and has a lot of feeling. There are also many interesting points in the plot setting. It is so well written and beautiful! For example, in Chapter 238, the tone of a senior official acting as a lobbyist is very touching.

The writing is good, but Yuan Shao is too weak. It feels like Cao Cao destroyed him in minutes, but the real situation is hard power: Yuan Shao is still far stronger than Cao Cao in the defeat of Guandu. Yuan Shao only lost about 80,000 elite main force, but Jizhou, You The four prefectures of Zhou, Bingzhou, and Qingzhou were intact: the North China Plain was densely populated and had sufficient grain production; Cao Cao only had Yanzhou, Yuzhou, and Xuzhou, and their territory was in ruins, suffering from years of famine, and the population was less than 40% of Yuan Shao's jurisdiction. Yuan Shao's overall strength is about 2.6 Times that of Cao Cao. The north has sufficient military resources, and it only takes 2-3 years of conscription and training to raise an army of hundreds of thousands again. Cao Cao's territory was severely damaged by the Yellow Turbans and wars, and the soldiers' food and grass capacity was seriously insufficient. At that time, the people in Cao Cao's jurisdiction were displaced, and military food supplies were often cut off.

It's good to read, and it has to be an experienced author, so it's comfortable to read. The plot setting is reasonable. Not bad, not bad. There is no point in strengthening the Montenegrin Army in order to contain Zhang Ning. Yuan Shao was the first prince in the north. Zhang Yan was killed before Guandu and ran back to the mountains to become a savage. Moreover, as soon as Yuan Shao died and Cao Cao unified the north, Zhang Yan immediately surrendered to Cao Cao.

Because I've read Yuan Yao's book, I'm naturally interested in Yuan Shao's. It's pretty good so far, but I feel that the style is a bit similar to that book. I hope it can be improved, such as strengthening the enemies, adding more growth to the character descriptions, and adding some daily life, such as the male and female protagonist, Yuan Yao. The description of Lu Lingqi is good at the beginning, but less so later on. There are also other female supporting characters. Some of them feel a bit too task-oriented, and they have brought technology from later generations. The concept of marriage can also be appropriately changed. I hope that the world will be divided into four parts in the later part, and then the unification will be slower and not too smooth. You can also have more multi-party meetings to focus on the interactions between the protagonists. For example, Cao Cao meets Yuan Shao later to see his changes and have a confrontation. Just like the starry sky of the Three Kingdoms, Yuan Shao and Cao Cao discussed it. I hope Xiao Yi can get better and better [blowing kiss][blowing kiss]

Nice! No bragging, no blackmail. There is nothing poisonous about it, feel free to eat it, the logic is quite good. There is a book that is similar to Yuan Shao's Time Travel, but the time is a few months later than this one. The plot is similar, so it is not the same, but it is not as good as this one for my senses. Good luck to the author.

It is based on Yuan Shaopi's conventional Three Kingdoms novel. In order to strengthen Yuan Shao's strength, he created several powerful generals. Basically, it is a common Three Kingdoms routine, including collecting powerful generals and naming beautiful wives. There is no system, and overall it is okay. There are no unacceptable poisonous points for the time being. The whitewashing of Li Ru was very unreasonable, and there were some original high-powered generals, which all showed that Yuan Shao had no one to use during this period, and there was no way around it. These two points can be regarded as small poisonous points.

This book is really good, especially when it describes how Lu Bu fights Sun Wukong for hundreds of rounds for Diao Chan. However, Xue Baochai is really too strong. If it weren't for Nuoshou's outer ring + Noxian guillotine, this wave of M4 six times strafing would kill him. Apart from that, I prefer Zhuge Liang's Huaguo A sentence said by 108 Monkeys in Mountain 108: "Young man, don't show off your pride in front of your Brother Liang", which shows Zhuge Liang's indignation at the monkey knocking him to death with three sticks. All in all, this book has an interesting plot, a clear system, many foreshadowings, the fighting scenes are immersive, and the character description is very good!

This book is logically rigorous and full of content. The author's narrative is clear and progressive, and it reads smoothly and naturally. The plot is realistic, the details are well drawn, and you will gain a lot after reading it. The overall writing style is solid and the viewpoint is unique. Both the plot and the depth of thoughts exceed expectations. It is worth reading again and again. I sincerely recommend it to all book lovers.

Not bad, the plot is not draggy, it is a good novel.