I Am Yuan Shu in Three Kingdoms

What a really special Madonna, Cao Cao Fang, Liu Bei Fang, Yuan Shaofang, none of your enemies died, but the people who killed you died together. You still feel sorry for your enemies, and don't think about your own people? ? The descendants of Yan and Huang are all Chinese. Come on, let's not talk about whether there was such a concept at that time. People were going to kill you, but you wanted to send him abroad to let him grow up. You also said that even if he comes back and destroys your descendants and country, it doesn't matter. Damn it, you don't care about the descendants of this mother's own country? ? Go to hell, you wrote all these things! !

I felt that this book was really poisonous. After reaching chapter 33, I really couldn't read anymore. There is no feeling in the places that should be burning, and a lot of things happen inexplicably in the places that are not burning. Also, talk about ideals when you have nothing to do, and kick everyone's brains like a donkey. I have read books for so many years, but I have never seen such a disgusting one. It is too toxic and cannot be messed with.

This book is so addictive that I couldn't stand it after reading five chapters. The characters changed from single characters to group characters, and the protagonist became more and more stupid.

I just started watching it, but I still want to complain. The protagonist chose Yangzhou in the beginning, which was a bad move. In history, when Yuan Shu returned to his hometown in Runan, he started with most of Yuzhou and Nanyang County in Jingzhou that Sun Jian later sent. Nanyang County has a population of more than 2.4 Million (taken from the County Chronicles of the Later Han Dynasty). It governs Wancheng, which is located in the center of the world and has been the commercial hub of the north and south since the Spring and Autumn Period. At the end of the Han Dynasty, the three largest granaries in the world were located in Nanyang, Xuzhou, Sili. Yuzhou is also a prosperous state in the Central Plains, with prosperous culture and education. As for Yangzhou... The six counties of Yangzhou have a combined population of less than 2 million (taken from the Records of the County and Country in the Book of the Later Han Dynasty). In the south, there is chaos in Shanyue, and the level of regional development... If Xun You in history would definitely not be confused with the protagonist. Historically, Sun Ce chose Yangzhou to start, probably more out of helplessness.

The author is a history writer, how can you write fantasy? ! !

This book is so well written, so good, so good, the author is great, QQ you, write faster, don't jail, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't, don't! ! !

I'm envious, everyone else's literary talent is fluent, but I am the only one who misses the words. Can someone help me correct the Three Kingdoms I wrote? Recommend your own, look at my name.

I haven't started reading yet, but when I read about Yuan Shu, the line about killing Yuan Shu in the Three Kingdoms came to mind 😁 I have the jade seal in my hand, and I have it all over the world 😁 Also, Yuan Shu is the father of a character in the Three Kingdoms

It's a little bit toxic at the beginning, but if you read it patiently, you'll basically have a reasonable logic. Later it gets better and has a lot of creativity.

After Sun Jian's death, Sun Ce took refuge with Yuan Shu and recognized Yuan Shu as his adoptive father. →Sun Ce should call Yuan Shu dad Sun Ce is Sun Quan, the eldest brother of Sun Shangxiang. In ancient times, the eldest brother was the father, and the adopted father recognized by the eldest brother was also the adopted father of his younger siblings. →Sun Quan and Sun Shangxiang should call Yuan Shu daddy Liu Bei and Sun Shangxiang are married, and Yuan Shu is Liu Bei's father-in-law. →Liu Bei should call Yuan Shu daddy Therefore, both Liu Bei and Sun Quan should call Yuan Shu daddy. Next, Zhou Yu is Sun Ce's adopted brother, and Yuan Shu is Sun Ce's adopted father. →Zhou Yu should call Yuan Shu daddy Yuan Shu is Zhou Yu's father, and Zhou Yu is Xiao Qiao's husband. Xiao Qiao should also call Yuan Shu his father Through this, we can discover a conspiracy-Cao Cao's fundamental purpose in wanting to marry Xiao Qiao is to recognize Yuan Shu as his father Liu Bei's adopted brother Zhang Fei married Xia Houyuan's sister, who was also the sister of Cao Cao's family group. →Cao Cao (Xiahou Dun, Xiahou Yuan, Cao Ren, Cao Hong, Cao Chun, etc.) Should all call Yuan Shu daddy Liu Biao and Liu Zhang are Liu Bei's brothers. →Liu Biao and Liu Zhang should call Yuan Shu daddy Liu Biao is Huang Yueying's uncle, and Zhuge Liang is Huang Yueying's husband. →Zhuge Liang should call Yuan Shu grandpa After studying the history of the Three Kingdoms for many years, I discovered that Yuan Shu was the super BOSS behind that history and the father of everyone in the history of the Three Kingdoms. To sum up: Yuan Shu is Liu Bei's father. Liu Bei became brothers with Guan Yu and Zhang Fei. Guan Yu and Zhang Fei both called Yuan Shu their father, and Cao Cao, Cao Ren, Cao Hong, Xiahou Dun, and Xia Houyuan as their uncles. Because Liu Bei married Sun Shangxiang and Zhang Fei to Xiahou Ba's younger sister, and Guan Yu and Liu Zhang were sworn brothers, and their brothers' father was also his father. Xiahou Ba is the son of Xiahou Yuan, and Xiahou Yuan is Cao Cao's brother. Liu Chan married the daughter of Xiahou Ba's younger sister, so Liu Chan wanted to call Cao Cao and his gang his grandfather. So the most NB should be Yuan Shu. . Yuan Shu is everyone's father

It's rare to see someone writing about the Three Kingdoms and Yuan Shu. This is like a dragon-slaying knife at the beginning. I am very excited, so let's compare Er Yuan and CC in each period.

After watching Three Kingdoms for so long, I feel that only the author can write about the reputation of internal affairs so well. Really like this book. However, I have some personal opinions that I would like to express to the author. It feels like the author wanted to write a mythical version of the Three Kingdoms, but without highlighting the mythology too much. The author is a little unsure of the scale of the myth. For example, a bow and arrow can shoot 10,000 meters away, and the teenage Sun Ce can pick up an iron rod weighing more than 100 kilograms. But now, it feels no different from the ordinary Three Kingdoms. The second is the author's characterization. I feel that the author wants to create characters, but after watching it for so long, I can only have a little abstract impression of a few counselors, Ji Ling, a general, and so many other powerful generals. The sense of existence is very low. I hope the author can add more examples and language descriptions to portray the real warriors of the Three Kingdoms. The author is new, I hope to continue working hard 😄

I really couldn't stand it when I read the third chapter. Historically, Xun Yu was weak and promoted filial piety and incorruptibility. He also obeyed Cao Cao's orders and was also called General Cao Gong. The protagonist said a few false and empty words and people recognized him. I haven't seen such a piece of writing in many years.

Come on, if you update slowly, please slow down. Don't let the eunuch be unfinished. Please give me a monthly ticket to support it and please improve it!

I saw a lot of people in the comments saying that Zhuge Liang was deified in The Romance of the Three Kingdoms. The burning of Red Cliff belongs to Zhou Yu, and the straw boat borrowing arrows belongs to Sun Quan. That's right, this is how it is recorded in the Three Kingdoms, but why don't you continue to read it before talking about it? There are all kinds of messy records obtained from street literature, unofficial history, and marketing accounts, and they all talk about Guo Jia's immortality, Crouching Dragon's immortality, etc. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms was written in the Ming Dynasty, so was it blind for the Tang and Song Dynasties to include Zhuge among the Ten Philosophers of the Martial Arts Temple? Those who are good at fighting have no great achievements. Zhuge is a strategic player, and Guo Jia is a tactical player. To put it simply, Guo Jia can use the one with 50 combat power to defeat the one with 100 combat power, while Zhuge can develop the one with 50 combat power into the one with 500 combat power and then defeat the one with 100 combat power. Then you think Zhuge can do 5-on-1 against anyone, but Guo Jia is capable of 1-on-2, awesome! You know about the military awarding system, about farming, about ironmaking, steelmaking, coal mines, bending plows, papermaking, gunpowder, printing, saddles, stirrups, horseshoes, lime cement, waterwheels, seawater salt, mineral salt filtration, distillation of alcohol, you know how to use imperial examinations to deal with aristocratic families, you know that Southeast Asian rice is harvested three times a year, you know that potatoes and sweet potatoes in South America can produce thousands of pounds per mu, and you know that North America is still a primitive country. In the primitive society, you know that military orders are prohibited, you know that alcohol disinfection can solve a large number of injuries, and you know the importance of merchants and craftsmen. You stand on the 5,000-year history of China and make arbitrary comments. Do you think you can develop a combat power of 50 into 5,000? You don't think Zhuge has anything. But you have never fought and don't know what to do with 50 against 100, so you think Guo Jia is awesome. Your strategic vision is looking at the past. You know that QQ was built in half a month by a few college students. Isn't Alibaba just B2B, C2C, and B2C? You know that smartphones can kill Nokia, but most of us don't know what to do after 2020, and we don't know where the outlet is. This is the importance of strategic vision. Personally, I think the Wei who can play strategic roles in the Three Kingdoms are Cao Cao and Xun Yu, Shu is Zhuge, Wu's Gu Yong and Lu Su are just a little bit worse, and Zhou Yu can only regret that he is a member of Sun Ce and not Sun Quan. Everyone is welcome to comment

To be fair, if you travel to Yuan Shu, no one else has to play, so you can win directly. Do you know what the late Han Dynasty was like? That was Yuan Shu, the two brothers Yuan Shao were fighting, and no one else had anything to do. Yuan Shao couldn't defeat Yuan Shu in the early stage. If Yuan Shu hadn't committed suicide, the world might have been his. In addition, you have traveled through time, so why don't you fly up and hit everyone, who can stop it. Don't talk about Cao Cao. He has always carried Yuan Shao's banner and been his younger brother. The battle of Guandu was not because Cao Cao was betrayed and had no food and grass.

This is ridiculous. Your special code has traveled through time to become Yuan Shu, but you still have to follow the historical process? People ask you why you chose Yangzhou. Since you predicted that Yuan Shao would unify the north and Cao Cao compete for the Central Plains, you still have to go through history and go through it? Just follow the history and commit suicide. What do time travelers don't understand? Obviously you can choose Jizhou to follow Yuan Shao's path, unify the north and then conquer the world, but you have to follow the original history. Just go. You also predicted that Yuan Shao would unify the north. Do you mean you don't want to compete with Yuan Shao? You want to conquer the south and the north, and you still have the aura of a king. With your cowardly way of speaking, how can other counselors choose you? The IQ of the protagonist is touching, and the IQ of the counselor is even more touching. Few people writing about the Three Kingdoms can write with that kind of courage. If you give the protagonist a sentence, everything should be based on history, then you can commit suicide.

The author is Hanhan, right? Chapter 172 states that Bai Qi was killed by Qin Shihuang. Qin Shihuang was only two years old when Bai Qi died. He was so awesome at the age of two. It is truly unprecedented and unprecedented!

Rubbish books, please abandon them, they are too poisonous! You are here and you want Yuan Shao and Cao Cao to unify the north, so what are you here for? Should we not occupy the advantageous place first, or should we forcibly increase the difficulty?

Well, the subject matter is okay, but I can't stand it when I see a peerless family. I suggest the author consider that when the protagonist ascends the throne, his ministers will be the new noble family. As for the so-called enlightenment of people's wisdom, haha, is the current nine-year compulsory education enough? But as far as I know, there are still many aristocratic families. The aristocratic families rely not only on knowledge, but also on terrifying connections and resources. The aristocratic families are like weeds that can't be cut down, only to grow again.

The writing is quite good, but I see that Yuan Shu's power has exceeded that of the other princes combined. He has an invincible navy and the power to equalize the world. He plans to attack the Kushan Empire among the four empires. However, in the country, Cao Cao, Liu Bei, and Yuan Shao are allowed to grow bigger. It makes my brain hurt to see it. The losses in attacking other princes are too great, and you are planning to send troops to the Kushan. Do you know what you are doing? The Kushan is one of the four great empires in East Asia, similar to the Han Dynasty, Rome, and Parthian. You can't even conquer the country, so you go to attack the Kushan. You are so awesome, but as for the country, you still can't conquer it? What a paradox! !

. . . . It would be no fun if I just wrote about other people all the way. After reading 200 chapters, the protagonist never appeared. Mostly other people. Is your book's title wrong? It shouldn't be called Three Kingdoms: I Am Yuan Shu. It should be called Three Kingdoms: An Alternative Romance without a Protagonist.

Holy mother bitch, release all the enemies. When the enemy fights with the protagonist, they resist with all their strength. You won't kill me anyway, so what should I be afraid of? After releasing them, they will pass on their technology, administration and the like for free, and also give their population to the enemy. After that, the enemy will conspire to kill his subordinates. . . No one responded, just saying it was for expansion, hehe, you fought tooth and nail to win, can't you just conquer it? Why are you doing this disgusting thing?

No one said this book is poisonous. After reading a few chapters, I personally feel that when Xun You and Yuan Shu look at each other, they have a strong impulse to recognize their master. Is this a little poisonous? He also said that he wanted to dominate the world. The Han Dynasty is not over yet!

After reading a little bit, I returned to the book page and looked at the title and category. I said goodbye 🙏

This book is poisonous, so read with caution! Be careful! Be careful!

I would like to say a few words to the author. First, I have basically read the mythical version of the Three Kingdoms. The early writing was very good (the later period? It was exhausted). It is okay for the author to borrow ideas, but due to the influence of preconceptions, I felt that the plot of this book moved too fast. The fast plot and Yuan Shu's unparalleled background make this book more like a refreshing novel. Second, there is a lack of details, the supporting roles are small, and they are symbolic. This point feels a bit ambiguous and cannot be explained clearly. The characteristics of the supporting role should not just be like a facial makeup, but should be more three-dimensional and have more flesh and blood. The same goes for the progression of events, which best characterize a character. Thirdly, there are some wording or small mistakes, such as what is doubled, what is more than 20,000 meters (I mentioned it in this chapter). Emmmmm The above is just my opinion. The author is very impressive for writing such a book. Finally! I hope that the author can go further and further on his own path and bring forth new ideas.

It's off to a good start, nothing to see!

The disadvantage is that they like to say some high-sounding words and then believe them. 🙂 A person who wants to be an emperor and let his descendants live forever, says that the aristocratic family is a cancer, and those who are able should come up to give poor families a way out... This is the principle, but he is the biggest cancer of the aristocratic family. Why can't he tolerate the aristocratic family? The aristocratic family cannot be eliminated. The real problem is that after the aristocratic family becomes strong, the royal power is weak, the rule of law cannot be enforced, and the rules and regulations become chaotic. It's not that the system isn't good enough, it's that it can't maintain rules. It is right to suppress the aristocratic family, but they have been saying that they are incompatible with each other. You, Yuan Shu, do not rely on the Yuan family and rely on your ability to survive the fittest. Are you worthy?

No, is there an ending at last? ! What I wrote before is so wonderful that I have regretted it for a long time.