
The Rise of Soochow
东吴崛起
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- Ongoing
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- 905k Words
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- Historical
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- Male
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 7y ago
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- Qidian
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Traveling through the Three Kingdoms usually involves traveling through Shu-Han and Cao-Wei, but less often traveling through Sun-Wu! Personally, I feel that Soochow has less appeal than the talented Cao Cao, the loyal Liu Bei, or the genius poisonous warriors, Crouching Dragons and Phoenix Chus, Five Tiger Generals, and Five Sons of Good Generals under their command!
The three dynasties most traveled through in historical novels: the Three Kingdoms, the late Ming Dynasty, and the Republic of China The Three Kingdoms is a big IP. Historical literature lovers will always take a look at the Three Kingdoms novels when they see them. It is quite smart for the new author to choose the subject of the Three Kingdoms. The hotter the IP, the greater the competition. As Xiaobai Shuangwen's routines are all written, new novels must make breakthroughs. In recent years, a number of excellent historical novels have emerged, such as "Tang Brick", "Spring and Autumn I am the King", "The Rise of the Han Dynasty", "Warring States Careers" and so on. These novels satisfy the reader's taste, and they will give up when they come across novels that are not good enough. The performance of this book is so bad, it's the first time I've seen 8,900 monthly readers 😭 The author refers to "The Rising Han Dynasty". It's the same as the Three Kingdoms, but the same time travels to become the lord. Let's see what the new author with a monthly ticket of 600 writes.
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Sun Wu made such a good start. He captured Jiaozhou and had Jiaozhi's Champa rice, which could be harvested three or four times a year without picking up the land. With the food available, he developed a navy and directly landed on Zhuya Island (Hainan Island) and Yizhou Island (Taiwan Island). He then entered the Philippines south, occupied Luzon, and the population exploded. Invade Southeast Asia, bordering India, and leave Jingzhou to Liu Bei. Move the population south, develop industry and commerce, befriend Liu Bei, sell food and weapons to Liu Bei, instigate him to attack Cao Cao, develop with peace of mind, resolve the internal affairs within five years, and ten years later you will find that Cao and Liu Bei can't play with you together! Then unify the Central Plains, severely beat the foreigners, then cease war and build for five years. During this period, they trade with the foreigners, launch economic wars, solve the problem of the north, and then advance by land and water to pacify the Korean Peninsula. The peninsula goes south to Kansai, Japan, south of the Yangtze River east to Jiuzhou Island, and Yizhou Island goes north to Shikoku Island. Then it advances by land and water, destroying Japan, the east, north, and south. The Western Regions and the Tibetan Plateau in the west, and the Indian Peninsula are handed over to the next generation.
After reading the introduction, I want to say that the coalition against Cao, Sun and Wu was the main force in the Northern Expedition. The number of times was more than that of the Shu Han Dynasty, but there were no major victories.