The Emperors of the Three Kingdoms Rule the World

... Read good books, good books, good books, tell me my origins frankly, "Three Thousand Fires of War", don't miss it! Han Xin, who has the memory and wisdom of three generations, combines ancient strategies with modern thermal weapons warfare. He has experienced the Long March, the Anti-Japanese War, the Civil War, and the final political process. He is a witness to the growth history of China. Creating your own legend is a legendary portrayal of the life of a general with brilliant achievements. The national sentiments during this period, the nobility and selflessness of patriotism, the mutual trust and support of comrades-in-arms, the songs and tears of the collision of love sparks, the ignorance and ignorance of corrupt personnel... All are wonderful and accompany him throughout his life.

It's all a time-travel story based on a template. It's not interesting, it's not innovative, it's not interesting.

Has the author thought about a question? In the late Three Kingdoms period, the combined population of Han people in the three countries was only about five million. The author let the protagonist continue to fight internally, which made him and the protagonist happy, but had he considered the survival of the Han people? At that time, there were more than five million nomads in the north, and most of them had been skilled in bow and horse since childhood. Does the author think that the Han people in the Central Plains could defeat them? Do you want the Han people to perish?