Raising an Army to Seize the Throne
纵兵夺鼎
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To be honest, Chapter 109 really gave me a toothache. Guan Yu slaughtered so many of your men just because he was a fierce general. He could have been killed, but in the end he was given horses and swords. In the end, it was just to leave a good image in people's hearts and to conquer them. I remember that the protagonist's original intention was to let his brothers live and settle down, but you were just pretending to let him go, but are you right to fight for your brothers who died for you? I'm afraid it goes against the original intention.
I'm not a time traveler and I don't have a golden finger. Why do you have the right to change history for a person who is unknown in history?
The biggest addictive thing about reading historical novels is the collection of famous generals! In order to recruit famous generals, it is simply crazy! Kneel down and lick a**! Among them is a famous enemy general who kills so many of the protagonist's subordinates. The protagonist lets the enemy go without killing him, and still smiles! What is this? What is the nature of dog licking? It is not nonsense to say that times make heroes. At least you are worthy of the men who took refuge in you! If you let your opponent go so easily without any cost, then your subordinates won't be disappointed? Second point: As soon as the protagonist receives a famous general (a future general who is just starting out and has no reputation and qualifications), he gives him a high position and delegates power, showing his absolute trust! I will be tired. If you do this, have you considered working hard with you to overcome the emotions of your subordinates from the beginning? Or interests?
The foregoing article is very good, but the struggle for hegemony in Liaodong is not about water and fraternal loyalty. As the commander of tens of thousands of soldiers and horses, thousands of lives need to be tied to one. No matter how brave Guan Yu and Zhang Fei are, no matter how much you admire the protagonist, do you need to take care of the military's morale? Isn't the grievance of thousands of people important? The cornerstone of the protagonist is the old Yellow Turbans and the recruitment of soldiers. He is treated as a consumable in every battle. He is completely unable to match the high emotional intelligence and sophistication laid out in the previous chapters.
Haha, it was quite interesting at the beginning, and then I saw the protagonist and his brothers jumping into a car formation, surrounding Tao Qian, and then chopped him in the back and threw him into the river. Seeing this, I was very confused, why not behead him in a life-and-death feud? As a result, I looked at the comment section and realized, well, Tao Qian is not dead after all, but then he comes to oppose the protagonist again, which is outrageous.
Not bad, but when writing a historical novel, the protagonist is not a time traveler. If the protagonist is not a time traveler, why write a historical novel? Just write about another world. So gave up.
The writing is really stupid. You killed your own brother and you gave him a horse and a sword. What kind of novel is this? You don't even know that Guan Yunchang can't be bribed. Give up the book, everyone. It's better to read Romance of the Three Kingdoms. If you're not a time traveler, what the hell are you writing?
Why do historical novels lose their IQ when they encounter famous generals? How about collecting stamps? ?
I just have a question: at the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, could any of the princes be born in white? Please give me an example.
Since he is not a time traveler, how did he appear? Why is there no such thing as him in history?