Liu Jixinghan

I also read a book about Liu Ji, but it was about eunuchs. I hope the author can finish it

I'm too busy at work today, so there's no update, sorry! About updates, because I have a job, and writing books is just for entertainment, not a way to make money, so sometimes I am too busy and there will be no updates. If you can't accept it, I can only say sorry. For now, the results are indeed relatively poor. You don't need to vote for me in the future!

Keep it first

Come on, author. Very well written

Basically, it feels like there is no room for development. I wonder if the protagonist will follow in Soochow's footsteps~

After the Battle of Guandu, Cao Cao could be said to be at his weakest period. The Battle of Guandu left Cao Cao exhausted and almost out of food and grass. In the end, Cao Cao made a desperate move and personally led his troops to attack Wuchao in order to win. It took several years for Cao Cao to recover. If the protagonist takes advantage of the Battle of Guandu just after the battle and joins forces with Liu Biao in the Northern Expedition, Cao Cao will be defeated if he wants to fight and there will be no food to eat.

I'm not just complaining when I make some comments. 1. The war scenes are too thin. Basically, whoever leads the troops fights whoever wins, and there is no process at all. 2 There is no relationship between internal affairs and politics. For example, there are so many wealthy families in the Jiangdong family who are not involved in supporting who? Occupying a place and not needing to mobilize personnel is entirely because those people 3 are too tolerant of the enemy and cannot reflect the cruelty of troubled times. It feels like living in a family where the protagonist does not have domineering power. If you defeat the enemy and then admit defeat, you don't need to kill people and still keep him as an official? For example, Xu Zhao first took in Sheng Xian and then became friends with Yan Baihu. This way he could still live well if he planned both sides. 4. In the process of attacking Jiangdong in the name of Yangzhou governor, the protagonist does not show that the protagonist has a righteous name at all. Instead, it is written as if he is the bad guy.

Sun Ce's "almost forgotten about this matter" is an excellent sentence - there is basically nothing wrong with this book, except that Sun Ce's old army of 10,000 is wrong - if there are really 10,000, there is no need to surrender to Yuan, he can already be the governor of a county by himself. In fact, whether it is Sun Ce or Liu Bei, when they are in dire straits, they can only have a few hundred people with them.

When you become a state pastor, you have the power to appoint and mobilize prefects in the state, and all military and political forces in the state are under the control of the state pastor. Therefore, there is no need to ask the envoy for the power of appointment. The governor of Yuzhang can only obey the order. If he does not obey, it will be treason and the state has the power to attack him.

This is the first time I met an author who doesn't want votes.

Liu Ji's foundation is still good. Work well and grab Jiangdong first. Sit back and watch the storm.

Really well written. Worth a look

Jiang Qin, whose courtesy name is Gongyi, not Gongyou

Yangzhou Governor's History Department Jiujiang County governs Yinling (now southwest of Zhouwei, Fengyang, Anhui). It leads 14 counties: Yinling, Xiquyang, Shouchun, Dangxu, Xiacai, Ping'a, Yicheng, Zhongli, Chengde, Hefei, Junqiu, Quanjiao, Fuling, and Liyang. Lujiang County was governed by Shu County (now west of Lujiang, Guiyuan, Anhui). It covers 14 counties: Shuxian, Linhu, Xiang'an, Juchao, Wanxian, Xunyang, Longshu, Lu'an, Anfeng, Qianxian, Yulou, Yangquan, and Liaoxian. Danyang County governs Wanling (now Xuanzhou, Anhui). It covers 16 counties: Wanling, Wuhu, Chungu, Liyang, Danyang, Shicheng, Moling, Hushu, Jiangcheng, Jurong, Guzhang, Yuqian, Jingxian, Lingyang, Yixian, and Shexian. Wu Jun governs Wu County (now Suzhou, Jiangsu). It covers 13 counties: Wu County, Lou County, Wuxi, Piling, Qu'a, Dantu, Yangxian, Wucheng, Youquan, Haiyan, Yuhang, Qiantang, and Fuchun. Kuaiji County governed Shanyin (now Shaoxing, Zhejiang). It covers 14 counties: Shanyin, Yuji, Shangyu, Yuyao, Juzhang, Yanxian, Yinxian, Zhuji, Yanxian, Wushang, Damo, Zhang'an, Yongning, and Dongye. Yuzhang County governs Nanchang (now Nanchang, Jiangxi). It covers 21 counties: Nanchang, Yuhan, Poyang, Fanyang, Haihun, Liling, Chaisang, Pengze, Aixian, Jianchang, Jiancheng, Xingan, Yichun, Pingdu, Shiyang, Luling, Linru, Nancheng, Yudu, Ganxian, and Nanye.

Regarding the issue of accepting Sun Ce, I would like to ask for your opinions and see what you think of this matter. Comments are welcome.