The Last of the Three Kingdoms 2: Reviving Wei

He is really good at timing. If the protagonist designs to have Master Sima imprisoned to seize the sheep girl, given Sima Yi's current unoptimistic political situation, it is very possible that he can save his son and deal with the protagonist secretly. The aristocratic family tree has deep roots. It is really troublesome to offend the Sima family in this era of nine-level Zhongzheng system (and it also cuts off people and financial resources, which is really a fight to the death). The protagonist loses everything if he is careless. The author chooses a dangerous path for the protagonist. The protagonist's strength determines the chance that he will not die at the hands of the dead soldiers of the Sima family. Only a Fangbu follower can be compared. The safety factor is too low. The author's plot arrangement is quite good, come and support me!

The writing is very good. I haven't seen such a good book for a long time since Geng Xin stopped writing about the Three Kingdoms.

The final Three Kingdoms Wei chapter is more mature than the previous ones, and the rhythm is well controlled.

In fact, I have never understood the mentality of people who like Cao Cao. Just because he massacred the city of Xuzhou, I really can't like him! Even if Liu Bei is a hypocrite, I think he is ten thousand times better than him! Or is it his saying that I would rather betray the world than let the world betray me? Or is he a polite corporal? ! Or do you like him and his wife? If you worship the strong, Guan Yu will not be killed by Sun Quan, and Liu Bei will become dizzy. Everything is unknown! Among the three groups, Cao Cao is also the one with the greatest internal conflicts! Why do so many people like it?

After reading the first chapter, I felt that this is a derivative novel of the Romance of the Three Kingdoms or a novel with a historical structure. It must be made clear that Sima Yi came to power only after a successful political struggle. He had nothing to do with Cao Cao. The emperor was too stupid and insisted on fighting with his ministers in person. He was not a human being whether he won or lost. Let Emperor Wanli It's embarrassing to know that they didn't hold a court meeting for fifteen years. Let's look at the emperor who came to power at the age of fifteen in the Song Dynasty. He came up with a dispute over etiquette and wanted to be the prime minister of Huo Guang. He stepped down immediately. They took advantage of this incident and quarreled with the ministers for more than 20 years. These were just cliques and factions, and they only picked up troubles without taking action personally. As for Cao Cao, do you know what Emperor Xian of Han was like? After being tormented by the leader of the northwest warlords, he finally came out and wanted to defect to the local warlord. He wanted to go to Yuan Shao, and he was granted the title of commander-in-chief of the country before he arrived. However, he complained and refused to reply, and Liu Biao ignored him. Cao Cao had thousands of troops at that time, and took the risk to meet him. The little emperor was so happy that he did not go to Cao Cao's territory to grant him a title of marquis or official. Look, this is an official title on the road. Other princes have relatives named Liu, who are more orthodox than Liu Bei. As for Liu Bei, he is simply a wandering bandit. He does not manage the territory and leaves after eating. Look at how many bosses and territories he changed. Almost all of his bosses died. He finally occupied the grain-producing area before becoming stable. The names in Lu Bu's novels should be changed. The one who should be replaced by a boss who is diligent and diligent, and who can talk well and make people feel happy is Cao Cao. There were 2 million Yellow Turbans in Qingzhou, but the surrounding princes did not want them and could not afford them. So Cao Cao selected 100,000 strong men to fight for food for these 2 million mouths, including digging graves and opening millions of mouths. After fighting for almost a year, he thought autumn would be better. However, the locust plague came and production was reduced. There was no other way. Even the army began to disband part of the army. The rest were well fed and trained. The next year, he continued to fight for millions of mouths. It is said that he coerced the emperor to order the princes. In fact, the emperor and Cao Cao began to cooperate with each other tacitly. Let me say that I am not good at describing it for a while. The real change of heart was when the world was divided. At this time, Cao Cao, who was over 60 years old, had to clean up the rebellions in various places. It was really not easy. Looking at Liu Bei, he looked like a bandit.

After roughly looking at the table of contents, Sima Yi started his rebellion in chapter 670, and now he is still fighting the protagonist in nearly 1,400 chapters. Isn't it too outrageous for the author to do it just for the word "water"?

I was speechless. I only read the title to understand the general direction. I only subscribed when I got to the key chapters. I didn't even spend a dollar. You are too stupid. You said that the protagonist likes to promote low-level generals so much, but he seldom contacts those who have real power. For someone like Guanqiu Jian who is loyal to the Wei state and has real power, shouldn't he start contacting the Xiongnu when he has put down the Huns? You have been playing with the Xiongnu in Bingzhou for so long, and the number is less than 100,000. Wouldn't you learn from Sima Yiyin and raise dead soldiers? You collected so many Huns soldiers and asked them to dig coal. Who do you sell them to? Shouldn't it be collected for one's own use? Can't the money you spent from selling drugs for so many years support an army of 100,000 for a year or two? Used to dig coal. In that case, during the Gaoping Ling Incident, you could have secretly ambushed a hundred thousand troops near Luoyang. How could Sima Yi fight you? If you are afraid that Cao Shuang will control you, you can also wait for the news of Sima Yi's mutiny to reach Cao Shuang's ears, send a group of cronies to pretend to be dead soldiers of the Sima family, and kill Cao Shuang. Then you can take out the 100,000 troops hidden in the mountains to kill Sima Yi. Doesn't this put the power in your hands? Wouldn't it be better for you to develop production and win over people's hearts? Is it stupid to give him a chance to fight with Sima Yi despite knowing that he is powerful? Also, your relationship with those women was never passionate, and you didn't see how useful those women were to your expansion of power even after you had been with them for a long time. It was entirely because you were cheating on your own army that this story of yours continued. You said it was still necessary for Sima Yi to investigate Bingzhou. I just want to ask, he knows that you are his great enemy, and you go to conquer the Huns, how could he not explore Bingzhou where you are? And why did you spend so much time describing how Sima Yi conquered Yanzhou and the Huainan royal tomb? Is it more powerful to contrast the protagonist? There is still time to fight monsters in Ultraman Bingzhou, so why can't he contact Qingyou and the governor of the three states of Hebei to develop a relationship? Do you have to develop alone? Anyway, your book is ruined not only because you don't know the key points, but also because you make up a story that has no logical line and is very confusing. In the first half of this book, the conquest of Wu was okay, but the conquest of Shu was too far-fetched. I accepted your idea of ​​isolation, but I couldn't accept the defeat at Dingjun Mountain. The protagonist knew that Jiang Wei was going to Dingjun Mountain, and knew that Sima Zhao was definitely going to cause trouble, but he waited for the defeat. You asked Xiahou Ba to take 10,000 people to Dingjun Mountain to stabilize it, and to lead troops out of Yangping Pass to attack Fei Yi. How could he, a civil servant, defeat you? Your four famous generals and your 20,000 can defeat Sima Yi's 150,000. Why don't you dare to go out and fight Fei Yi when Jiang Wei is taking control of the army? As long as Fei Yi is defeated, you can cut off Jiang Wei's return. In addition, your messenger can reach Xiahou Xuan's camp and ask him to support Dingjun Mountain. What can Sima Zhao do? Do you still need to find Huang Jinwei to be so bloody? You can even instruct Xiahou Ba to take advantage of the rebel army and kill Sima Zhao and Guo Huai with cold arrows? You gave the protagonist this luck and good soldiers, but you don't know how to make him scheming. If you don't have scheming, wouldn't it be a waste if you gave him good soldiers? If you don't have scheming, what do you want us to see? Let's see you reveal all kinds of tricks to the master? Or are you watching your v8 god-level cavalry mowing the grass in all kinds of ways? In your campaign to conquer Shu, you must capture Hanzhong, and make Jiang Wei too weak to go north. This not only brings excitement to the readers, but also gives you a lot of room for further development. Because you can find a way to give Xiahou Ba the management of the land of Hanzhong (including the military fortress that marched into Guanlong). In this way, you can cultivate pro-Cao troops, and secondly, you can restrain Guo Huai's Yongliang forces from rash actions. There is also the idea that the protagonist goes to Bingzhou to develop, which is a good idea to learn from Liu Xiu's career in Hebei. However, the disadvantage is that you still let the protagonist indulge in cutting grass instead of consolidating his power with Hebei and driving away the Huns. Enough is enough. The main task is to secretly develop your own army. How do you maintain the relationship with the powers in Hebei. Gaopingling is the dark armored soldier I mentioned above. After Sima Yi killed Cao Shuang, he immediately drew out the troops hidden in the mountains and defeated Sima Yi. If you want to fight against Sima Yi, subscribe more and you can let him go. Guanlong, he can lock Tongguan and stalemate with the protagonist, but Xiahou Ba, the force installed in Hanzhong, is crucial. Cao Shuang is dead, and you can use the wrath of Cao's clan to overview the military power, and the military front is directed at Yongliang. At this time, Uncle Yang was transferred to Hanzhong to conquer Beida, and he was stationed in Hanzhong to wait for changes. Facing a fortified city like Tongguan and Chang'an, your modified trebuchet will be of great use. Wouldn't it be nice to have a showdown with Sima Yi in Xiliang? You insist on talking about something irrelevant, confusing rhythm, and not interesting at all. I write so much just to make up for what I want to see. But for your stuff, I really just need to read the title, because apart from the title, it's all nonsense and has no point of interest. I hope you know how to write something interesting and that my troubles will not be wasted. If you continue like this, do you still expect that writing novels will make you full?

The writing is messy. In order to save the Sima family from death, the pig's feet failed forcefully. This money is considered as my IQ fee. What you wrote is rubbish

If the author can write in the introduction that Cao Sandai can't be mentioned, I can conclude that this is a literary masterpiece. Just kidding, Cao Rui is almost as good as his father Cao Pi. Forbearance in the East Palace, as soon as he came into power, he suppressed the auxiliary ministers. He acted like a master to the Cao family clan members, leaving Sima Yi to run around and have no time to take care of everything. Revising the laws of Wei in the country and admiring literati set the tone for the subsequent Wei and Jin culture. He himself was also very talented in literature. In terms of war, the Battle of Jiangxia, the Battle of Hefei, and the Fifth Northern Expedition were all encountered during his reign, but in the end Cao Wei won. In addition, he also had such achievements as conquering Liaodong and defeating Xianbei. Even if he becomes a spectacle lover in his later years, I still think he did more good than bad to Cao Wei. Can you tell me that Cao Sandai can't be mentioned? If he couldn't bring up Sima Yi, why would he hold it in until he died and not usurp the throne?

Forget it, 80 yuan was just a waste of money. I had read the first few dozen chapters and felt that the writing was quite sophisticated, so I ordered them all at once. The Conquest of Wu and the Conquest of Shu Ping Chaos was a bit draggy, but it was still readable. After that, Gao Pingling was just talking nonsense and just cheating money. I am very tolerant of the authors, and I feel It is not easy to make money by coding, but you should not treat readers as fools. You are not fighting for hegemony in troubled times and going to farm in the corners of the country. This is political struggle. Instead of fighting for supremacy at the center of the court, you go to Bingzhou to farm and lose your status as the center. You are just a rebellious minister. Why should everyone in Bingzhou listen to you? The protagonist is running away with a battalion of five thousand knights, and his family members are all in Luoyang. Are they abandoning their family and children to go crazy with you? Even if the protagonist wants to imitate Li Keyong, not to mention whether Sima Yi and Sima Zhao are comparable to Zhu Quanzhong, and whether the national power of Wei is comparable to the Later Liang, at least Li Keyong in Hedong, Yang Xingmi in Huainan, and Liu in Youzhou Rengong and Li Maozhen of Longxi both supported each other and jointly fought against Houliang. The geographical advantage of merging the state over the Central Plains was based on the fact that Youyan and Guanlong were not controlled by the Central Plains dynasty. Otherwise, merging the state would be a dead end. There is no need for any clever strategies to deal with the Bingzhou separatist forces. Guanlong and Youyan are flanked on both sides, and they contact Xianbei outside the Great Wall. They are blocked from top to bottom. There is no need to send out large armies and surround them on all sides. Troops are sent out from all sides to harass every year. Bingzhou will go bankrupt in less than three years. Even if Cao Mengde comes back to life, it will not help. The author doesn't even have the most basic strategic concept, sits back and watches the destruction of Huainan, does not contact Youzhou, and forces himself to death. He actually wants to make a comeback with two small inventions. Do stirrups and saddles have the advantages of the Tiger and Leopard over the T34? The author wrote this just to defraud some money and get more words. All the allies were destroyed. It's a good thing. The protagonist can conquer the country one by one until he reaches Luoyang. He can also write about destroying Wu, destroying Shu, and re-opening the Western Regions, which can be written until the 23rd century.