First Military Division of the Three Kingdoms

To be honest, I think it was Yuelao who Liu Guanzhang was kneeling down to. Otherwise, why would Zhang Fei and Guan Yu desperately follow him at that time? Moreover, Zhang Fei was still a handsome and wealthy man at that time. Guan Yu and Zhang Fei were even more skilled in martial arts. Why did they follow Liu Bei so hard? That must be because the person they were kneeling to worship was Yue Lao! For Liu Bei, women are like clothes, brothers are like siblings, and sons are like balls. Damn it, it wasn't Yue Lao who was kneeling down to worship him at that moment, it must have been Cupid too! !

Among the Three Kingdoms style movies I have read, I think the best one is "Three Kingdoms House Travels the World". The author's writing style and ideas are very unique, and the whole process is non-toxic. I have read it at least 3 times.

Don't say "Xiandi" to Liu Bei. "Xiandi" is the name of the temple. It only comes after death. Change it.

Cao Cao ordered the massacre across the city, which sealed Cao Cao's negative image. The killing of prisoners was not as bad as the massacre of the city.

I don't even read any books about assisting the villain Liu Bei. Whoever I vote for will die quickly.

You can't even write Chinese characters well, but you still write military advisor essays? There are dozens of typos in one chapter. Jizhou is written as Yizhou and Yanzhou is written as Chongzhou. I don't understand the geographical location. Please finish your schooling before writing the article.

Before writing the novel, the author had no idea of ​​the historical background at that time.

It is indeed a sand sculpture book. Admire admire

Seeing Zhang Liao being captured and surrendered to Liu Bei, he didn't want to watch it. Lu Bu was captured alive by Zhao Yun and surrendered before he was dead. Is this still Zhang Liao?

The writing is vulgar, the language is lacking, the characters are confusing, and the plot is far-fetched

And those who don't take on the role of their own lord will be killed if they are too superior to their master. Very few people can survive assisting the emperor, even if you are a modern person. If the king wants his ministers to die, they must die. Even if Liu Bei doesn't kill you, his son won't let you go.

I can't stand it. I said I didn't invent gunpowder because I didn't want the Central Plains to flow into rivers of blood. But if your two armies fight, you'll die more. Gunpowder is very powerful, but the author is short-sighted and does not know how to use it. Also, at that time, the Han Dynasty was vast and sparsely populated, and the land was not fully developed. They took ships to the Japanese islands and immigrated hundreds of thousands. How could you transport so many people with only a dozen ships? And the influx of large amounts of silver would only cause the value of silver to decrease. It was as worthless as stone. Social productivity was not good, commerce was not developed, and you couldn't buy anything with silver. The defenders actually died more than the attackers? Speechless, how can so many people stand on your city wall? In this whole article, I only know how to use it basically, but it's endless, and some of the usage is wrong. In addition, building a steam engine is a fool's errand? Without sealing materials, you're in trouble.

This is a novel that does not reflect the so-called first military strategist's clever tricks. It is based on the author's young and naive mentality and uses fictitious history to do whatever he wants. It is more absurd and unreasonable than a joke. It has not done enough research on history, folk customs, and ethics. In order to satisfy the author's logic, it is a novel with an outline rather than a clear-cut plot with ups and downs and fascinating plots! (Personal opinion, don't comment if you don't like it!)

There are a few things the author failed to write well. 1. The subordinates have no promises to their superiors. Those who don't understand are fine. Those who know are really uncomfortable to watch. 2. There is a chapter about Ma Chao who conquered Tongguan and marched to Chang'an. Tongguan is to the east of Chang'an and Ma Chao's Xiliang is to the west. He conquered Tongguan and marched to Luoyang. How could it be Chang'an? 3. It is too stupid for Yuan Shu to proclaim himself emperor. Historically, Yuan Shu proclaimed himself emperor because of his great strength and the imperial seal. In this book, Yuan Shu only had one county in Nanyang, so how could he proclaim himself emperor. 4. Liu Bei occupies the land of eight states, and only borders Sun Ce and Cao Cao. Liu Bei can send one soldier to garrison Xuzhou, and the other soldiers and horses can directly run over and attack Cao Cao. Yuzhou, Yanzhou, and Sizhou where Cao Cao is located are all plains, and Cao Cao cannot defend them at all.

I originally subscribed to the book chapter by chapter and followed it, but then suddenly brought up my family to talk about it and immediately gave up the book. You don't understand others, and others won't force you, but why do you want to dwarf and humiliate them? Do Buddhists block your door every day to make you learn Buddhism? Learning Buddhism is also a requirement. Well, do you think the meeting will rush you to learn it?

After reading the first chapter, I found that everyone's comments are the key point. I laughed to death most of the night 👍

The author Jing farted. At that time, women could get married and have children at the age of 14. How could it be bad for their health at the age of 17?

After reading more than a hundred pictures, the protagonist kept saying that Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shu and underestimated Yuan Shu. When Cao Cao originally fought against Yuan Shu in the plot, Yuan Shu only had a small part of Yuzhou and Huainan. Cao Cao occupied most of Yuzhou and Yanzhou, and also joined forces with Lu Bu and Liu Bei. In addition, Yuan Shu proclaimed himself emperor, Cao Cao and others were righteous, and many of Yuan Shu's subordinates were disloyal, so Cao Cao won the battle. Now Cao Cao only has most of Yanzhou, Yuan Shu has occupied Yuzhou, Huainan and Nanyang, and has not proclaimed himself emperor. Cao Cao also has Liu Bei and Yuan Shao beside him, so he cannot attack with all his strength. Cao Cao can defeat Yuan Shu no matter what, and his soldiers will all return in defeat. Yuzhou is stronger than Jizhou, Nanyang County is stronger than Bingzhou County, Yuan Shu and Huainan have stronger overall strength than Yuan Shao, no one around him dares to mess with him.

As a Shuhan Party member, congratulations to the author for completing it. This is the first book I followed at Qidian. It's a pity that this book ends at an anticlimax.

Why does this author have so many typos in every chapter? Xingku, Ruo, Lumen, is he uneducated?

Also, if you want to vote for Liu Bei, you must first think of ways to temper Liu Guanzhang's temper, otherwise even if you are a god, you won't be able to lead him. Think about Zhang Fei losing Xuzhou, Guan Yu losing Jingzhou, and Liu Bei losing all the energy accumulated by Shu Han for many years in Yiling. After these things, you can see how capable these three brothers are of ruining their fortunes!

Military Advisor Article... I can only say that the role of the military advisor is not as great as you think. The role of the commander is much greater than that of the military advisor. The commander arranges the troops for combat, and the military advisor just gives some advice and occasionally makes a suggestion, but in most cases it is the commander-in-chief who makes the decision. The commander-in-chief has his staff. During the Warring States Period, they were called retainers, and now they are called political commissars and staff officers.

Also, Gan Ning took the Japanese island with 50,000 people. During the Three Kingdoms period, there were at least one million people on the Japanese island. Adopting a high-pressure policy will inevitably lead to civil strife. We should adopt a soft approach of surrender. The resisters are high-pressure. If we really want the protagonist, such measures will inevitably lead to the annihilation of the army. It should be Liu Biao, not Sun Jian, who makes distant and close alliances. Sun Jian is very capable and cannot join forces with him. Liu Bei and the protagonist's territory are not bordering each other in the early stage. It would be foolish not to join forces with him and Sun Jian. Why can't Sun Jian take advantage of the situation and rob the protagonist but must fight with the protagonist to death?

He actually writes about a big-eared thief, a typical example of a hypocritical hypocrite, a fake benevolence and righteousness, what can I thank Liu Bei for?

If Liu Bei and the Sun family hadn't both wanted to take advantage of the chaos and become emperor, Cao Cao would have been able to pacify the world long ago. In the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, Cao Cao has been hacked until now.

Also, there are many typos in this book, and I saw that Cao Cao entered Xuzhou to the west and Sili to the east, and the geographical locations were wrong. Jizhou is written as Yizhou, Yanzhou is also written as a typo, and Yanzhou is written as Yuzhou in the middle. Liu Zhang was written as Liu Zhang.

The book "Three Kingdoms Zhongmu Tianxia" is a good read.

So many typos, what do you think?

It doesn't matter who you vote for, but don't be too exaggerated. Don't kneel down and lick it. It looks disgusting.

Tao Qian should be the governor of Xuzhou, not the pastor of Xuzhou