Wu Ce

Author, please explain. Wasn't Xu Chu in Jiangdong before? Why did he go to Chapter 120 and forget about it even if he didn't come out once? Why did he go to Cao Cao? Can you forget what you wrote?

This introduction completely ignores Emperor Hongwu. It's not that the south cannot defeat the north, but that only Zhu Yuanzhang can conquer the north with the south. There are personal factors, but also the relationship between the vigorous development of the south after the Southern Song Dynasty.

Someone surnamed Liu also wanted to play a trick of holding the emperor hostage to control the princes? You are afraid of being scolded to death. Anyone can pull this trick, except the one with the surname Liu.

Author, don't pay attention to the messy content of the book review, but the author just changed the plot after reading the book review, and finally ended up being tj Author, just write your own thoughts without hesitation!

Seeing the siege of Sun Ce, I didn't want to watch it. You built thousands of catapults and recruited 80,000 civilians in just a few days of siege. This is too stupid. Moreover, thousands of people died in a single attack on the city. The total number of protagonists is 30,000. How many times can you attack the city? That's ridiculous. This book cannot be read seriously. In fact, it is just a casual read in the book shortage.

During the Three Kingdoms, Jin and Southern and Northern Dynasties, it was the Little Ice Age. The north was already short of water, and there were no canals connected at that time. Beijing had no ability to become the capital of a big country. Historically, Beijing became the capital first because of the opening of canals, and secondly because several barbarian regimes in the north started to build Beijing when they were close to Beijing. It took hundreds of years to really lay the foundation for the capital of a big country. The author moved to Beijing now without anything. Did he consider the water supply and urban construction issues of the capital in the later period?

The Grand Canal hasn't even been built and you decided to make Beijing your capital?

I scanned the book and found that this book is good, but unfortunately there are too few! Recommendations to the author and books for daily reading!

During the Three Kingdoms period, it was difficult to conquer the north from the south. If we don't take over Xuzhou and use Qingzhou as our base, we can subdue and recruit the Yellow Turban Army. I'm afraid they won't be able to survive.

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The book is a good book. But how can I put it, it feels like we were fighting from the beginning and still fighting until the end. It feels like a constant war.

To be honest, Cao Cao's territory at this time was mainly in the Central Plains, and the Tiger and Leopard Cavalry was really not that powerful. The Tiger and Leopard Cavalry really developed after Cao Cao defeated Yuan Shao and unified Hebei. He obtained a source of high-quality war horses and truly became the top cavalry in the Three Kingdoms. At this time, Cao Cao is still extremely poor. He doesn't have enough food and grass to fight the war and relies on cannibalism. How can he have the resources to build so many high-quality cavalry? The cavalry was really expensive at that time!

Author, hurry up and post your photos of women's clothing for book friends to see, so that everyone can better support you.

I would like to ask, was Cai Wenji in perfect condition when she was rescued?

Although his surname is Liu, I finally saw someone who started his career from Soochow.

Sima Yi couldn't even look down on Cao Cao, who conquered the entire north. How could he look down on Liu Bei, who had no troops and no territory? At that time, the Sima family was an aristocratic family. It seemed that several people at that time formed Sima Bada, which was on the same level as the Baji and Bagu of other aristocratic families. Even if the political capital of the Yuan family was not as rich, it was still a top aristocratic family! Who could take Liu Bei seriously at that time? Before meeting Zhuge, I was surrounded by people from a poor family and a landlord class. Liu Bei, who was a herdsman in Xuzhou at that time, and Chen Deng and his son from a small family looked down on him. We can't force Sima Yi to balance Zhuge Liang because he is the protagonist. A turtle will do.

Among the Three Kingdoms, Wei has the name of the emperor - Tianshi; Shu has the meaning of clan - Renhe; Wu relies on the danger of the Yangtze River - the geographical advantage. Therefore, Sun Quan was the last to proclaim himself emperor based on his qualifications. Now after Liu Wu robs Jiangdong, he must also rob Shu and Jingzhou and transform into the Northern and Southern Dynasties 😃 The Three Kingdoms is all about strategy, and Wu, Zhou Yu, and Lu Su are inherently deficient. The strong generals are not that easy to move and lack the gimmick of the novel. Qu'a young general Sailu Bu? Even if the Southern and Northern Dynasties were formed, the Southerners had no cavalry. How could they fight the Northern Expedition without cheating? Sit and watch Wu Ce✌️

I would like to ask if there is a map in "Wu Ce". I found that many place names do not match the current geographical location, and the march route is a bit confusing. (Geography is not very good) Thank you🙏

We can travel by sea and land, vigorously develop the navy, and land on thousands of miles of coastline. We can also go to Liaodong by sea to buy horses.

I stopped reading after Lao Liu died. I don't like reading novels where the protagonist doesn't have his father.

I recommend The Immortal of the Aztecs, it's well written.

Is there a group? By the way, has the author opened a new book on history?🤔

Come on, Mantou, I've been watching you silently!

100 Coins chat to show respect, author, please keep updating

Why didn't Yu Jin vote? In history, he voted for Guan Yu.

Recently I also wanted to write a time travel article from the perspective of Liu Yao's son, and then I saw the author's writing, so I read it first to learn from the experience haha

Didn't Huang Zu commit suicide when Liu Qi took Jiangxia? Why is Chapter 287 alive again?

A colleague of mine is named Liu Qi. I just finished a phone call and saw that the protagonist of this book is named Liu Qi. . . A little weird

Sigh... Why doesn't the protagonist become a wife, Cao Na? How sweet a wife is

Come on, Steamed Bun Giant! 😃