
The Troubled Times Counselor of the Three Kingdoms
三国之乱世谋士
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I have some opinions about Sun Quan's personality. Sun Quan's performance can actually be clearly divided into two parts. Very wise in the early days. When Sun Quan succeeded to the throne, Soochow was actually not in chaos, but there was a big problem. At that time, there were many military generals in Soochow, and they all followed Sun Ce to conquer the world. Even a few veteran generals followed Sun Jian to conquer the world. Generally speaking, most generals are the same. The young Sun Quan has just come to power, so it is inevitable to compare Sun Quan and Sun Ce. Being able to fight is a very important criterion for military commanders. Sun Quan cannot fight without Sun Ce, which means that the generals are not as capable as Sun Ce. His words and deeds will inevitably be discovered by Sun Quan. However, due to the pressure from Cao Cao's army and Zhou Yu's mediation, Sun Quan would endure it, but the seeds of not being trusted by his officials had been sown. After the Battle of Chibi, Sun Quan obviously alienated his senior generals and began to promote his new generals. After the Battle of Chibi, Sun Quan's self-confidence increased. But the view that he was previously considered inferior to his brother Sun Ce still irritated him. If you want to surpass Sun Ce, you have to expand your territory (the battle of Chibi is considered a defensive battle), so Sun Quan's personal expedition in the battle of Xiaoyaojin was to show that he could surpass Sun Ce. But I didn't expect to come back with a huge defeat despite the advantage. This was a big blow to Sun Quan. Sun Quan would think: Although the officials didn't say anything, would they think that Sun Quan was really inferior to Sun Ce? Later, the Battle of Yiling was a great victory without his intervention. I think Sun Quan might be happy but also afraid that his men would underestimate him. In addition, Sun Ce's bloody massacre against the Jiangdong family made it inevitable that some people would be hostile to the Sun family. The combination of various reasons resulted in Sun Quan's suspicious and jealous character in his later years. So I personally feel that Sun Quan actually never got out of the shadow of his father and brother's success (?) Throughout his life.
This is a novel with 13 boxes. 13 Boxes are super heavy.
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This book is very tastefully written, suitable for both old and newbies but may not be able to read it.
Yes, the writing is good, but there are not many good Three Kingdoms novels these days. Before, there was only one copy of Xinghanshi that I was following, but now I can add this one by the author 😁😁
I support the author. It is one of the rare good books recently. I personally feel that the writing style is quite good at the moment. I will continue to follow the previous ones and it will surpass the several Three Kingdoms books in the previous rankings.
What I'm curious about is that the author has 5 books, 4 of which are still being serialized. Can he keep himself busy?
Both those who write novels and those who read novels see things from the perspective of prophets and gods. Let's think about what you can do in an era when there are no televisions, telephones, computers, telegraphs or newspapers. Communication relies on shouting and transportation relies on walking. You will be scared!
The second generation of Wei, Shu and Wu
Cao Wei followed Zhou Zhou's example and gave in, Sun Wu's clan went around seeking death, and the second generation of the Shu Han Dynasty died in battle and refused to give in.
Talk about the Sun Family World Sun Ce's death determined that Jiangdong would no longer be able to compete in the world. Sun Ce died and Sun Quan was left, which was not what Sun Quan wanted. The forces of the father's generation (generals such as Cheng Pu and Han Dang) followed Sun Ce to seize Jiangdong (Zhou Yu, Tai Shici and others). Sun Quan needed his own power to ascend to power, and the opportunity came for the family that was killed by Sun Ce and panicked. To be precise, Sun Quan and the family hit it off immediately. Sun Quan needs new forces to support him to balance the forces left by his father and brother. The aristocratic family had just finished their revenge, and Leng woke up and needed a stage. Just look at the Battle of Chibi and you will know that the people who surrendered were all from aristocratic families. The demise of your Sun family has nothing to do with their aristocratic families. You see that the forces left behind by Sun Jian and Sun Ce are all responsible for the main battle. They will both prosper and suffer. At this time, it can be said that most of Sun Quan's surroundings were surrendering factions. After the battle at Chibi, Zhou Yu was killed and replaced with Lu Su, then killed again and replaced with Lu Meng. Kill him again and replace him with Lu Xun. The position of Grand Governor is not something ordinary people can do. Lu Xun's ending is at least decent, as he is one of his own. But in the end it was the family's victory. Sun Shiwan's several battles can be said to have wiped out the remaining members of his father's and brothers' generations. Looking at Zhuge Jin's promotion, everyone has some ideas, and he became a general in the end (what is Zhuge Jin's record) Sun Quan's checks and balances were very good, and Lu Xun died in it in the end. Sun Quan is a master of palace fighting, and he knows balance well. Fighting for the world, forget it, let General Zhuge lead his troops to fight for the world? Once Sun Ce died, Soochow lost its ambition to conquer the world. Personal opinion: Why no one turns to Sun Quan in Three Kingdoms novels? Because in the end you will be played to death by Sun Quan. Sun Quan has always been petty. Anyone who blocks Sun Quan's light will die
Among the heroes of the Three Kingdoms, Zhou Yu is a famous one. In order to set off Zhuge Liang's outstanding talents and extraordinary wisdom, Luo Guanzhong wrote Zhou Yu as a narrow-minded and jealous person. In fact, the real Zhou Yu in history was "magnificent in character, able to win over people quickly", "majestic and courageous", "established the wisdom of being arbitrary and distinguished among others, and was truly a genius". In the historical materials of the other Three Kingdoms, there is no record of Zhou Yu's "narrowness". Sima Guang gave Zhou Yu a very high evaluation in "Zi Zhi Tong Jian". The commander of the Battle of Chibi was Zhou Yu, not Zhuge Liang. During the "Longzhong Duel", Zhuge Liang had a plan to take Xichuan, but was beaten to death by Zhou Yu. It was just that he was jealous of talents. Zhou Yu died of illness on the way to conquer Shu, not because Zhuge Liang was angry to death. According to the real historical inference, Zhou Yu will achieve greater things. Zhou Yu fought throughout his life, had a strong enterprising spirit and retribution across the world; Zhou Yu was successful as a young man, had a pleasant demeanor, and was famous for his brilliant comments; Zhou Yu was outstanding in literary talent and good at music. Even after drinking, he could still hear the slightest mistakes in the music played by the musicians. Whenever this time, he would always turn his head to take a look. Therefore, there was a proverb at that time: "If the song is wrong, Zhou Lang will take care of it" ("Three Kingdoms·Wu·Zhou Yu Biography"). Zhou Yu was courteous and courteous to others. At that time, Sun Quan was just a general, and the generals and guests were not very polite to him and were rather careless. Only Zhou Yu served Sun Quan with caution and treated him with the courtesy of a monarch and his ministers. Zhou Yu was open-minded and convinced people with his virtue, which was completely different from the one fictionalized by later novelists. It should be said that this is Zhou Yu's true character. Cheng Pu once had a bad relationship with Zhou Yu. Cheng Pu believed that he was older than Zhou Yu and bullied Zhou Yu many times. Zhou Yu, however, always tolerated others and never argued with him. Cheng Pu later admired Zhou Yu in particular, and once said to others: "Associating with Zhou Gongjin is like drinking fine wine, and you get drunk before you know it!" As for later generations who say that Zhou Yu is narrow-minded, envious of talents, and is angry to death, these are purely the words of a novelist and cannot be believed. Liu Bei, Cao Cao, and Sun Quan were all very aware of Zhou Yu's talents. Liu Bei once secretly drove a wedge between Zhou Yu and Sun Quan. Once, Sun Quan, Zhang Zhao and others saw off Liu Bei. Zhang Zhao and others left first while Sun Quan talked with Liu Bei. Liu Bei sighed and said: "Gong Jin's civil and military strategist is the hero of ten thousand people. It's just that he is too powerful and may not be someone who has been subordinate to others for a long time!" Cao Cao deliberately belittled Zhou Yu's role in the Battle of Chibi. He wrote to Sun Quan: "The Battle of Red Cliff coincided with my soldiers getting sick, so I burned the ships and retreated. Unexpectedly, this made Zhou Yu famous."
The dark room where the author was imprisoned
Everyone is welcome to knock the author on the head. Typo, knock, Too few words, knock, Update too slow, knock... ※No weird things are allowed「(゚ペ) ※If there are typos or missing words, it's best to tell them where they are (if you don't change them, knock them hard◔̯◔)
The protagonist's name should be the same as Lu Bu, unparalleled in the world. Now the protagonist's fame and deeds are on a higher level than others in the eyes of the world's princes, and he is considered the best counselor in the world. This book is enough for people to read it. If they have a sense of involvement, it is a good book. Like others, after reading a chapter, I only feel like I want to find fault with it, which is not interesting. At least I'm good at complaining, but after watching it, I can't care less about complaining. The plot develops too fast. If nothing big happens, it feels like it will be over after seven or eight hundred thousand words. I feel that with more than 400,000 words, only Gongsun, Cao Cao, Sun Ce, Xiliang, Shu and Liu Qi are left. Of the 600,000, I am afraid that only Gongsun Liu Qi and Sun Ce of Shu are left. Cao Cao's advantage is too small. It would be too easy for anyone to defeat Cao Cao without losing his mind. In the end, Liu Qi and Sun Ce were messing around. What if the two of them end up chatting together (⑅˃◡˂⑅) My guess is, don't complain if you don't like it.
To be honest, this book is really well written. For old bookworms, it is unhurried and orderly. Some book friends may feel that it is inconsistent with the original work and history of the Three Kingdoms But this is normal You must know that the Romance of the Three Kingdoms itself is inconsistent with history Not to mention it is an online novel that fictionalizes history There is really nothing wrong with the author's current writing style I am stupid and have a lot to say. I can't read it, but I really think this is a good book. Really, deceiving people can make you rich One more question, the author plans to give the protagonist several female protagonists I personally like single female protagonists But there must be some Many friends think that three wives and four concubines were normal in ancient times So, I personally hope there will be no more than three, two is the best I can't remember any more Personal opinion, don't blame me😁😁😁😁
As a person who has been reading online for 89 years, I don't know if he is a divine farmer or not. As for this book, I originally stopped reading it after reading the second chapter. Just imagine, the two people just met and asked for help. I gave up the book after reading the title. Later, I was bored and turned back to read it. As a result, I started reading the third chapter and I didn't realize that I had reached the current chapter. Chapter 81, so far, is very smooth to read, and the description of the characters is very profound. Although the overall situation is good, there are still some flaws in the details. Of course, this does not affect the reading, but highlights the strong character of the book. I will follow this book to the end, and I would like to thank the author for his efforts, so that we can read such a good book.
Long suite building
Let's get a complementary building! If you want a role, please reply in the post. Write down your name, occupation, and place of origin, and then make arrangements. It just so happens that the big plot is about to begin.
Why does every novel write about Yuan Shao's incompetence? A person who is incompetent can dominate the whole group. Yuan Benchu lost the battle of Guandu.
Poisonous Weed confirmed that it was unintentional. Author, why do you have so many dramas in your mind? You didn't write anything out. You didn't even write out what the supporting character said in the pig's trotters. You jumped directly into the opponent's heart. You didn't even let out a fart when you entered Sima's house. With just one line of dialogue in the middle, people can understand the pig's trotters thoroughly? A very high rating. I really compared Doudou, and I read it carefully word by word. Really, if you want to read it yourself, don't post it, just do it at home. If you want to make money, you have to understand that you are writing books for readers. Finally, I saw that the last update was two days ago. Come on, the new book period is still so busy. It seems that it is going to be cool. I wasted five minutes by posting this just to remind people behind me not to waste time.
Since this book is serious, I have read more than a dozen chapters and there are several major omissions. First, what are the identities of the protagonist's parents? If they are farmers, they basically can't get along. When you inform others of their names, they are Yingyin Xunshi, Yangzhai Guoshi, Changshe Dushi, etc., And what do you say? Second, why did Liu Biao get together with Cai before he entered Jingzhou? Want to murder Liu Qi? Liu Biao only married Cai when he rode into Jingzhou alone. Thirdly, aristocratic families in the Han Dynasty did not know how to sit on stools, and there was no imperial chair.
Follow Sun Jian to attack Dong... Hunan to Henan, and Sun Jian recruited private soldiers The three armies have not moved, and food and grass go first. The reason why Sun Jian killed court officials in Jingzhou was not to seek refuge with Yuan Shu. Only by taking refuge in Yuan Shu can he have food and grass and travel from Hunan to Henan. Otherwise, he wouldn't even be able to leave Hunan. Believe it or not😏
Jiangdong's little whiteboard is considered a semi-heroic hero. The protagonist is currently a generation older and should be able to suppress him. As long as Sun Ben doesn't imitate his father, Jiangdong still has a chance to defeat the northern boss at this stage. However, judging from the foreshadowing, Gongsun Zan should be able to persist for a while and give Jiangdong enough time to develop. Wu State still lacks strong generals. After all, Taishi Ci and Gan Ning are the only strong generals.
I like the book very much, but I was a little panicked when I checked that the author's books didn't have more than a million words. . .
I think Cao Wei, Ji Han, etc. Are all fine... Forget Sun Wu, don't forget that Lu Xun was forced to death by Sun Quan, and there were a lot of generals and ministers who should be killed by Sun Quan, and exiled who should be exiled. Secondly, most of Jiangdong is a group of nobles who guard their own one-third of an acre of land every day. It is unrealistic for them to fight north. The most important thing is that the south lacks war horses. Once the troops arrive in the Central Plains, they are basically cut off by cavalry←_←
I recommend six pictures every day for almost two months.
After reading more than ten or twenty chapters, I still don't know what to write or express. I can't see the layout, but it's dispensable. I jump to other places in a moment, and I just introduce and analyze it. However, the rest is just water. The protagonist has no idea what he is doing. I have read so many pages and still don't know what he is doing. It's just a piece of cake. Withdrawn😤😤😤😤
What left an impression on me was that Kan Ze was more intelligent than Jiang Gan in Kurouji, he was loyal to his master, and at the same time he responded to emergencies just right. Kan Ze, in my opinion, cannot be ranked among the top in the Three Kingdoms, but he is also a first-class, middle-to-upper-class talent.
The heroine is Sun Ce? Hmm, then I have to check it out
The glazed comb is used to tie the blue silk, and the painting touches your heart. Are you crazy? Linglong Dice An Hongdou, do you know that I miss you deeply?
Now that I see it, I want to write down my own thoughts. The author's writing style is mature, the plot is very good, the characters of the story are very good, and it has a lot of feeling, but maybe I don't like this style. I am not writing this to criticize this novel, but it is a pity that the writing is eye-catching, the story is interesting, and it is not my own kind of regret. The main character in the story is well set, the story is very full, like a piece of meat, and the fat and thin are just right. However, in the latest chapters, the story from Sun Jian's journey south to life and death is a bit tired and a bit cumbersome.
I like your writing style very much, but there are too many daily routines, and almost all the rest are daily routines. When I look at it, I feel like you are just trying to count the words.