Surgical Situation in the Three Kingdoms

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First of all, I am very grateful that there are still gay people reading this novel at five in the morning. This makes the author very happy. Although his comments are quite extreme and he seems to be a child who prefers to read historical war novels, the author still browsed through the information to tell what everyone thinks of the Shouting Marquis of the Han Dynasty~ Guan Yu's title was conferred by Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty, but in fact it should have been given by Cao Cao. In his early years, Guan Yu followed Liu Bei to various places. He was besieged by Cao Cao and was forced to surrender. Guan Yu made a three-part agreement with Zhang Liao to surrender to the Han but not to Cao. Under Cao Cao's recommendation, Emperor Xian of the Han Dynasty appointed Guan Yu as a partial general. After beheading Yan Liang on horseback, Cao Cao immediately "reported to the imperial court, made Yunchang the Shouting Marquis of the Han Dynasty, and cast a seal to send it to Guan Gong." The novel said that when Guan Yu beheaded the famous general Wen Chou in Hebei, many Hebei soldiers did not know Guan Yu's origin. They said straight away: "Now it is the red-faced and long-bearded man who beheaded Wen Chou again." Therefore, storytellers especially like to mention that Guan Yu calls himself, "Guan, the Marquis of Shouting of the Han Dynasty." What is the rank of the Shouting Marquis of the Han Dynasty? Actually, this is an extremely small title, at most equivalent to the current honorary village chief. At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, Cao Cao set up the title of Marquis of 18 levels under the Liehou and Guan Nei Marquis, the 17th level of Guanzhong Marquis, the 16th level of Guanwai Marquis, and the 15th level of Five Great Fu Marquis. They were named after the names of the towns under the jurisdiction of Shu and Wu at that time. The recipients had no way to collect taxes, and it was just an honorary title. This was the first of its kind in the future. The "Han Shouting Hou" that Cao Cao bestowed upon Guan Yu was just an honorary title. Moreover, the honor of being the Marquis of a Pavilion is really a small honor. Because, in ancient times, as a first-level government pavilion, the level was really very low. For example, Liu Bang was born as the pavilion chief, and history said that he was from a rough background. What kind of unit is that pavilion? According to the Qin system: ten miles is one pavilion, and ten pavilions is one township. Li is a natural village, and pavilion is an administrative village. Guan Yu, the "Hanshou Tinghou", from a modern perspective, is the honorary village chief of Hanshou Village. To put it bluntly, Han Shoutinghou was just one of Cao Cao's methods to win over Guan Yu. "Becoming a Marquis and conferring titles" was nothing more than a trivial matter for Cao Cao. In the Battle of Guandu, Yuan Shao's generals Zhang Tai and Gao Lan surrendered to Cao Cao. Cao Cao "conferred the titles of Zhang Tai as a partial general and a duting lord, and Gao Lan as a partial general and the marquis of Donglai." During the Battle of Xuzhou, Zhang Liao, the surrendered general, was appointed Zhonglang General and given the title of Marquis of Guannei. Before capturing Jingzhou, Cai Mao and Zhang Yun betrayed their lords. Cao Cao immediately made Cai Mao the Marquis of Zhennan and the Commander-in-Chief of the Navy, and Zhang Yun was the Marquis of Help and the Deputy Commander-in-Chief of the Navy. After capturing Jingzhou, he made Kuai Yue the Marquis of Fancheng, the prefect of Jiangling; Fu Xun, Wang Can and others were all the Marquis of Guannei. Wenpin refused to listen and said a word of loyalty in front of Cao Cao. He was named the prefect of Jiangxia and given the title of Marquis of Guannei. As for the battle of Jizhou, a group of unknown people such as Lu Kuang, Lu Xiang, and Ma Yan could be granted the title of marquis as long as they surrendered. It can be seen that "Hou" was a common thing in the late Eastern Han Dynasty... And storytellers always thought it was a great title. After all, it sounded much higher class! In addition, after all, this is still the title awarded to Cao Cao. Even if he has a close relationship with Liu Bei, can he still be called Han Shoutinghou after returning to the army? As for steamed buns and steamed buns, these questions have already been answered, so I will take this opportunity to explain them again. There are many folk stories about meat buns and steamed buns, and there are different opinions. There are also various theories about its origin. There are two more important ones. One is Longzhong Dui's "vegetables versus meat, one pack can rule the world"; the other is the one used for sacrifices when Meng Huo was captured seven times and the Southern Barbarians were pacified. The common feature of these two folk sayings is that Zhuge Liang created it, and the founding time was of course the late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms period. After all, legends are legends. The author personally believes that it is like "borrowing arrows from a straw boat" or "borrowing the east wind". The possibility of over exaggerating Zhuge Liang cannot be ruled out. In fact, it is no longer important who invented this steamed bun. What is important is that it is because of the wisdom of the ancient working people that the current steamed bun culture came into being. Although there were wars in the late Han Dynasty and people in many places did not have enough to eat or wear, there were always places of abundance and fairyland. The Yaoshan described in this article is a mountainous area far away from the flames of war, but the steamed buns are the crystallization of the wisdom of the people there, or they may be the product of the labor of the poor people of that era. As for what kind of meat is in this bun? Just let your imagination run wild! Finally, I would like to ask that child not to be angry. The author has cleared that book review to ensure a good overall atmosphere in the book review area. If you still have any objections, you can reply below in this discussion area. Thank you for your support😀😀😀

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Tomorrow I will send her to Suzhou to take the exam, yes, it is the postgraduate entrance exam... But she actually just started reading English today, and she fell asleep after watching it for ten minutes 😂😂 Fortunately, Xiao Si has finished memorizing it, and I don't know how much she still remembers. Originally, she was the one reviewing my novel, but then she was sleeping while I revised the novel 😂😂 The whole day just passed! 🤭🤭

This is a travelogue novel set in the Three Kingdoms. It is very different because it is not a struggle for hegemony or a super god. After reading it for so long, I always feel that it is a surgeon who traveled to the Three Kingdoms and then experienced a series of things that everyone knew or didn't know at that time. And this surgeon (protagonist), with his own skills, modern brain, and smooth mouth, became a miracle doctor and wise man in everyone's mind. It can be seen that there is also a certain amount of research on the Three Kingdoms. In fact, for boys, the Three Kingdoms are always the most influential. The Three Kingdoms may be the first thing they have known since childhood. The most fantasy thing since childhood is to become a counselor, general, and overlord of that period. Here, taking this opportunity, I would like to ask, have you ever wanted to be a doctor? Anyway, I have never wanted to be a doctor. Although I am a doctor, I am afraid of becoming the second Hua Tuo... Dada Dada once said that the protagonist will definitely return to modern times in the end, and said that the content will be no less than three hundred chapters, but as I read it, I felt that maybe it was not enough, haha! However, I am still looking forward to how he returns to modern times... The above are some of my personal opinions, and I hope everyone will support them! Wish it to be available soon!

After reading more than a hundred pictures, I feel that the large-scale writing has an ancient flavor, and the plots are connected one after another, very much like the costume novels and historical novels I read when I was a child, but also infiltrated with some modern language and descriptions, especially the medical aspect. It is very professional, at least not like mythical novels, where swallowing something can cure all diseases, which is too exaggerated. The style is quite good, and the writing is relatively realistic. The protagonist has some talents, but he is not omnipotent. Emotionally speaking, it can be seen that the two heroines are both the incarnations of his wife. Although there is some ambiguity, the protagonist still insists on not being overly involved. The most important thing is that he resists "remarriage" and has not cheated. This can be regarded as a role model among surgeons in this era! The thing about the bun... Is actually not important. You are absolutely right. It is all a legend. Moreover, I also support the folk theory of exaggerating Zhuge Liang's talent... After all, there seem to be two Zhuge Liang-related stories about the bun... After all, there are straw boats borrowing arrows, burning Red Cliff, and burning Bowang Slope... Among the people, Zhuge Liang is like a god...

The author writes very well It's just to prevent other novels from writing about war and then forgetting about what they originally wanted to write and starting to lose track This book is super great, come on, I hope it will be released soon

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Brother Xiong, come on! Keep it up, code quickly, and keep updating!

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I'm really looking forward to the update. The plot is really well written, Three Kingdoms + Time Travel + Surgeon + War, so keep up the good work~

These photos are getting more and more interesting! Is the protagonist going to kill people and save people at the same time? Hahaha!

I've been following it for so long, and it's well written. Perhaps readers who like Zhenghe Wen and Liu Bei will be dissuaded, but this book is really well written. It is more like the growth story of a surgeon who lost his memory and accidentally entered the late Han Dynasty. Now that I have caught up with the Hongnong chapter, there is one place that is a bit puzzling. That Li Shi, has he reformed? Why are everyone willing to put aside their past grudges, go through hardships, and become brothers? I would definitely have trouble getting along with him... I should consider this. Finally, I wish you and all book friends a happy Mid-Autumn Festival😁

I am very curious about how modern medical and surgical technology will interact with the chaotic era of the late Eastern Han Dynasty. The cold scalpel is paired with primitive arrows and spears. To save people or kill people, contradictions and choices are everywhere. This novel has a novel theme and a grand structure. Of course, it is inevitable to put forward higher requirements for the depiction of the emotional delicacy of the characters. Keep up the good work, waiting for more updates.

It has rich medical knowledge, delicate characterization, and novel story design. It is well worth watching! I have become accustomed to opening the starting point every day to read updates. I hope the author can continue to work hard and continue to present wonderful stories to everyone. 😡Come on!