The Troops of the Three Kingdoms Leave Shuchuan

It's really disappointing. I thought I would find a good book in the first eight chapters, but unexpectedly the system was activated in the ninth chapter. I was so disappointed.

Chapter 6, Liu Yan's eldest grandson, that is, the protagonist is named Liu Ze, and the author writes about Liu Qi, and Liu Qi is Liu Biao's son

After reading the previous chapters, I would like to say that Liu Yan is the uncle of Emperor Ling of the Han Dynasty, and Liu Zhang is the same generation as Liu Biao and Liu Bei. Liu Biao also called Liu Yan uncle when he met him. How dare Liu Biao contradict Liu Yan, who was still Zongzheng when he was in Luoyang?

People don't speak ill of others. Every time I see the protagonist belittling others in front of others, I feel a little embarrassed. The family is not stupid, but I find the protagonist is very stupid. I really don't know if the company created by the protagonist in the author's story was obtained by luck. With such a simple character, if there was no one behind him in the shopping mall, he would have been killed long ago.

It's been three months since I've been taking care of you and stopped updating? ? ?

Watching it well, a system suddenly popped up...

Whether it is Zhuge Liang's "Longzhong Dui" or Lu Su's "Couch Strategy", they were all strategies made under the premise that Cao Cao unified the north, Sun Wu was in power and Liu Biao was old in Jingzhou, and the author was in the period , Cao Cao has not yet come into his own, Yuan Shao is still developing in Jizhou, Sun Quan even has no hair, and Jingzhou has become a piece of iron due to the collusion between Liu Biao and the Jingzhou family. , Li Jue and Guo Si fought within the court again, adding to the chaos. In addition, the protagonist has the revenge of killing his father, and righteousness is at hand; so the protagonist might as well become the shepherd of Yizhou and then take Hanzhong, then Chang'an and Luoyang, and then serve the emperor to punish the unconquered ministers. To order the princes), then go north to capture the two states of Hebei and Ji, go south to capture Nanyang, wait for the opportunity (Yuan Shu soon committed suicide) and then capture Yangzhou, while Jingzhou can be easily obtained once Liu Biao dies, and eastward you can also compete with Cao Cao.

Why go to Jingzhou? What the hell is Liu Biao under house arrest? ? Liu Biao is a member of the Han clan and a famous Han scholar. How can he put a descendant of his family under house arrest regardless of his face? ? ? Does he, the Jingzhou Shepherd, dislike his reputation? ? ? And the protagonist himself is not afraid of being chopped into pieces? ? ? Even for the sake of Jingzhou's talents and subsequent layout, IQ cannot be ignored.

A masterpiece of history, a must-read for the Three Kingdoms. The author will update it quickly. Becoming a god is just around the corner!