
The Ups and Downs of the Late Han Dynasty
汉末沉浮记
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- Ongoing
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- 765k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The protagonist must know how to make trade-offs. Some places must be given up. Why should the protagonist occupy Luoyang and other places? It is better to give them to Cao Cao. In this way, Cao Cao will have to guard against Dong Zhuo, and the protagonist's total military strength in Yuzhou will increase. The protagonist is in a place of four battles. He must learn to turn 5 fingers into a fist, so that he can have enough troops. , Advance and retreat freely, and then create some trouble for Cao Cao so that he can't get out. The protagonist has half of his troops to defend, and half of his troops are enough to defeat Yuan Shu, and then take all Yangzhou. After consolidating his strength, he can attack Jingzhou. In this way, the general trend has become, why stretch the battle line so long and disperse the troops, but become passive.