A Farmer in Shu Han

Today I saw a question on Zhihu: Why are the generals of Shu Han more likely to gain favor from people, compared to the other two countries? One of the answers is: Zhuge Liang's son Zhuge Zhan, grandson Zhuge Shang, Zhang Fei's grandson Zhang Zun, Zhao Yun's son Zhao Guang, Huang Quan's son Huang Chong, Li Hui's nephew Li Qiu, and Fu Tong's son Fu Qian all died in the battle against the Wei army. When Jiang Wei's troops learned that Adou had surrendered, they drew their swords and chopped stones. Jiang Wei's thoughts until the end were "the country is in danger and will be safe again, and the sun and moon will be dark and bright again." Huo Jun's son Huo Yi surrendered to Wei only after confirming that Adou was safe. Luo Xian, who was stationed in Yong'an, resisted the attack of the famous Soochow general Lu Kang alone for several months. These people have achieved what Zhuge Liang said, "repaying the late emperor for the special treatment he received from your majesty." As for Cao Shuang, Jia Chong, Zhong Hui, Xun Yi (son of Xun Yu), Wang Ling of Wei State, Sun Jun, Sun Wei, Zhuge Ke, Han Zong (son of Han Dang), Bu Chan (son of Bu Zhi), etc. Of Wu State, they are not Xin Those with different ambitions are those who are affiliated with the powerful, and either raise armies and rebel, or surrender to the enemy. Most of them are loyal ministers, and some are relatives of the emperor. But when the country is in danger, no one can stand up. Before his death in the battle, Zhang Ti, the prime minister of the Eastern Wu Dynasty, said: "Both the emperor and his ministers surrendered, and no one was killed. It is not a shame." I have never understood why the Shu Han regime, which was destined to perish, could have such cohesion. Maybe it has something to do with Liu Bei and Zhuge Liang's benevolence and justice. 4726 likes, one comment: This country has a national spirit, and this spirit shines brightly. 955 Likes

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Personally, I hope that in the follow-up plot, Queen Zhang will not die, Guan Ji will not be with the protagonist, and the protagonist will be with Zhang Xing. This is just my personal expectation. Come on, author.

When marrying a wife, you must not marry someone who is naughty, non-mainstream, more powerful than yourself, or prone to violence. You can only marry someone who is considerate, gentle and sensible. It would be too miserable to marry a strong man and not even be able to take charge of the couple's life.

Author: I am determined to be the king of procrastination! !

Regardless of Liu Bei's hypocritical benevolence or his repeated defeats, as a prince, Liu Bei has never massacred aristocratic families or ordinary people on a large scale. Other princes, like Kong Miao and Kong Rong, do not have the slightest military talent. There are people like Tao Qian who are old and lack energy. There are people like Shi Xie who prefer southern Xinjiang. From south to north, from east to west, there are people everywhere who support their troops and respect themselves. Who are the incompetent people? Who is a kind person? If the people here can unite people's hearts, how is that possible! Liu Biao, Liu Zhang, Liu Yao, Liu Dai, and Liu Yu were originally members of the Han clan with the surname Liu. How could any of them have no selfish motives? The turmoil in Xiliang continues. Ma Teng and Han Sui are not good people, especially Dong Zhuo, who is the worst of the bad. Cao Cao and Sun Jian are all cruel and ruthless. Yuan Shu, Yuan Shao and Gongsun Zan are all ambitious. The governors from various parts of the county in the middle each lead their own troops. They are either trying to grab chestnuts from the fire and covet the throne above, or they are joining forces vertically and horizontally to try to stand firm, at least to protect themselves. These people unanimously did a big thing, hoarding food and grass. So there was a great famine in the world. This great famine in the world has caused the Great Khan to starve to death all over the country. The famine is not just in one place, but in the whole world. What followed was that the refugees were suffering from poverty and disease, and there was no way to cure the plague. Judging from the fact that there were two great doctors praised by historians at that time, we can guess how many people were sick at that time. Without experiencing countless diagnoses and treatments, it would not have been easy for Zhang Zhongjing to write "Treatise on Febrile and Miscellaneous Diseases". Hua Tuo ranked first in surgery in ancient history. It was not because of the chaos of the war that there were so many patients. He treated people like a dead horse and treated them like a living horse. How could those techniques be obtained cheaply?         ，，， That was the Han Dynasty, which ruled the world with filial piety. Hua Tuo also tried to make Ma Fei Powder for this purpose, which was not easy for him. Hold the grass! It seems too far away. Having said that, during the Three Kingdoms period, Liu Bei was the only one who treated people as human beings! Ordinary people have ordinary values. If you treat me as a human being, I will do things for you. I will be loyal to you.         ，，，，，        ，，  …, Liu Bei is amazing!

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The author writes very carefully and the writing style is also very good. However, the protagonist is too pretentious and has a childish personality. He also likes to be startled and is always in a daze. In order to rationalize the knowledge of the past life, the settings for the protagonist are too complicated and too complicated. The changes in personality in the past and present life are too inconsistent. (A mature man who has struggled in society and experienced dark things can actually do so many childish behaviors and thoughts.)

Tian Qing, I started reading your book at the beginning of 2019, and I haven't finished it yet, five years! Five years! Do you know how I spent these five years? !

It was obviously a divine book, but it was ruined by you.