
The Resurrection of Shu Han in Three Kingdoms
三国之蜀汉再起
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- 295k Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 5y ago
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I have always liked the Three Kingdoms genre, but unfortunately this theme has been ruined by all kinds of novice writers.
The author's soul is back, his soul is back.
Update: There are no weekly updates. The other great King Huai of Chu I am chasing is a eunuch 😭
Attacking Tongguan directly, the situation changes
Attacking Tongguan directly and eating the entire Guanzhong and Longxi in one bite is really a big deal! The only thing comparable to this in the history books is the story of Zhuangzong of the Later Tang Dynasty who directly attacked Bianzhou and destroyed the Houliang Dynasty in ten days: On the second day of October in the third year of Longde (923), Li Cunxu personally led the army from Yangliu across the river to Yunzhou on the third day of the lunar month, with his general Li Siyuan as the vanguard. Crossing Wenshui that night, he met Liang general Wang Yanzhang the next morning and won a battle. He conquered Zhongdu (today's Wenshang, Shandong) and captured Wang Yanzhang. He also adopted Li Siyuan's suggestion that the troops should move quickly towards Bianzhou, and ordered him to lead the front army to set off that night, and he would lead the main force to follow. On the seventh day of the lunar month, when they entered Caozhou (now northwest of Caoxian County, Shandong Province), General Liang surrendered without a fight. Zhu Youzhen committed suicide when he saw that there was no hope for reinforcements. On the ninth day of the lunar month, the Tang army arrived in Bianzhou, and Wang Zan opened the door and surrendered. On the 12th, Duan Ning led 50,000 troops to Fengqiu (now part of Henan) to ask for surrender, and Houliang was destroyed. In this battle, Zhuangzong Li Cunxu's elite infantry and cavalry mixed with 40,000 people (about 35,000 infantry and 5,000 cavalry), attacked hundreds of miles in ten days. During the surprise attack, he did not distinguish between soldiers and soldiers, did not want to fight, did not defend the city, went straight to the destination, and succeeded in one fell swoop The current war situation between the Shu Han and the Wei State is better than that of the Later Tang Dynasty, because the Wei State did not expect that the Shu Han would send troops to the Northern Expedition. Even if it thought of it, it would not have expected that the Shu Han would have so much appetite and actually send its elite to attack Tongguan. Therefore, this strategy was beyond Wei's expectation. If we can choose the right generals and elite soldiers, and attack Tongguan directly without distinguishing between soldiers or cities along the way, we may not be unable to succeed. Because the Wei State really had no defense against Shu Han's attack, it was very likely that it would succeed with one blow and the situation would change.
Zhuge Liang's strategy of the Northern Expedition was actually not wrong. The foundation of the Shu Kingdom was already weak. The Northern Expedition would not consume much food. Conquering several important towns in front would supplement resources. However, Jiang Wei's later Northern Expedition was different from Zhuge Liang's strategy. It was purely for the purpose of fighting. Jiang Wei was a talent, but he did not have Zhuge Liang's strategic vision and personal opinions. Don't criticize him if you don't like it.
The Shu Han only became famous because of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the Shu Han was the poorest and weakest among the Three Kingdoms. Since Jingzhou was lost, the Shu Han had no future! Without Jingzhou, Shu Han would not have the capital to unify the world! Going north to attack Wei was just a last ditch effort!
The protagonist needs to establish his own prestige... No matter how sincere Zhuge Liang is, he is not the emperor, but the protagonist is the emperor...
I feel like the main character is a bit small
I am petty, care about everything, and trivial. A king's great cause should be measured in gains and losses. He has to take advantage of everything. I don't believe I can make it to the end.
Your updates like this will only bring the book to the public in the end. If the public period is cut off, don't expect it to be on the shelves. Even if it is on the shelves, it will only be to the public. This book will definitely be a hit!
Author, are you sure that this idiot can conquer the world and is not doing it for fun? ! Oh my God, if you don't take a break, go and get Madden. The Wei State is definitely too weak and there is no challenge. Please strengthen it! !
This portrayal of Wei Yan is too weak... He even lost his own son if he killed someone... Wei Yan seemed to have basically no opponents in the late Three Kingdoms period... Most of the generals with high strength were dead, right?
The author writes slowly, and the dragon and tiger military divisions are very beautiful. Unfortunately, the author writes about the Shu Kingdom, and the starting point has not yet written in detail about the three kingdoms of Cao Wei and Cao Wei. It would be great if someone wrote about the generation of Cao Wei and Cao Rui.
Speechless! The author, you, a southern government, have brought out horseshoes. Do you think you died quickly enough? The Wei State in the north and the nomads on the grasslands are the ultimate beneficiaries of these products, okay? How many cavalry do you have, and how many cavalry do others have? I'm afraid you want to experience the whip of God in advance!
I just watched it, and I still had high hopes. But I got angry when I criticized Zhuge. After Liu Bei's death, what kind of ghost was there? How could Zhuge, a loyal king in his lifetime, act like Cao Cao? After Liu Bei's death, there were few generals in Shu. It was up to Zhuge to do whatever he wanted. Zhuge personally went to fight in all major and minor battles.
Ding Longshan, seize the land of Liangzhou to the west of Longshan with elite troops, subdue the Qiang people, obtain strong horses and soldiers from Liangzhou, develop Tiefu Tu, and expand eastward to the world. This is what the author probably thought.
Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition plan simply won't work
Not to mention that Zhuge Liang couldn't defeat Liangzhou even if he fought 10 times in history. Even if it was conquered, the bitter cold land of Xiliang did not produce much food at that time. If you want to occupy Xiliang, you must prevent Wei from sending troops to rob it. To prevent Wei, you need a large number of troops to guard it. However, the food output of Xiliang cannot support many troops. In the end, food can only be sent from Shu. The road to Shu is difficult and long and consumes a lot. It is a question whether Shu Han can keep up. Han Sui and Ma Teng could not stop Cao Cao for decades in Xiliang. Liangzhou could really defend Ma Teng without having to go to Cao Cao as a hostage to surrender. Can Zhuge Liang understand the situation in Liangzhou better than Ma Si? Moreover, ethnic minorities in the northwest are even more of a hidden danger.