Storms at the End of the Han: 190
汉末风雨一九零
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 213k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 7y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Reader comments 2
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After reading the author's strategy, I think it's okay.
My initial idea was to avoid fighting Dong Zhuo as much as possible, to beg Dong to show off and earn some prestige, and then go to Guandong to grab territory, but I could only go to Yuzhou, or wait until Tao Qian asked for help and go the old route of Xuzhou. But this is equivalent to going to war directly with Yuan Shu. There is also Cao Cao above him. Without the incredible accumulation and talent, it is impossible to win all the way quickly. A two-way attack can only be GG. If you want to take the Guandong route, you can only seek refuge with Yuan Shu, conspire with Yuan Shu Tao Qian to kill Cao Cao, and wait for Yuan Shu to make a mistake before annexing Yuan Shu. But the author's idea is also very good. It would be a good idea to join forces with Sun Jian to take over Guanzhong, and the increased reputation cannot be compared to taking the Guandong route.
I hope to hunt some of the highlights of Luoyang. After so long of preparation, the emperor's uncle and the protagonist should also have a glorious moment.