
Zhao Becomes Emperor in the Three Kingdoms
三国赵为皇
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- Completed
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- 212k Words
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- Historical
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- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
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- 7y ago
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- Qidian
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Here are some suggestions, I hope the author can take a look. 1. A large part of Zhao Yun's image is that of a loyal minister, but from what you wrote, he will basically continue the story in the image of a monarch. I hope there will be an image of a monarch. For example, when it is time to act, he should be decisive rather than hesitant. 2. As a modern person who traveled through time, Zhao Yun's thoughts must be advanced than that era, and he will naturally want to improve the system, but I hope to make appropriate modifications according to the background of the times, rather than copying them entirely. In many Three Kingdoms novels, I often see the protagonist talking about equal rights and equality between men and women. What kind of Detachment of Women should we build, adopt modern official and military systems, establish a socialist country, and even use technology to build guns and artillery? Seeing this, I basically became less interested in watching it. In that era when aristocratic families controlled a large amount of resources and there was a huge disparity in status between men and women, how could you seek equality? Who supports you? How many local people will accept your ideas? How many people can join you in resisting the feudal system? As for the Detachment of Women, in the era of cold weapons, frontal combat was basically a matter of physical strength. Women were already at a disadvantage physically, and it was difficult to find soldiers. Where could there be so many women with a certain physique? 3. Reasonable distribution of talents. There are many protagonists in historical novels who have a lot of talent in the early stage, and they are crushed in the later stage. This is simply unrealistic! Even Zhao Yun, who now has a certain official position, should be far less attractive to talents than Yuan Shao. For a child of a family like Cao Cao, even Liu Bei is more or less a Han clan clan member, while Zhao Yun is just an outsider and should not have many people seeking refuge. Including the initial team that Zhao Yun is preparing to fight for the world next, I hope that even if there are historical celebrities, they should be arranged in white bodies. Such as a counselor. It is impossible for the children of aristocratic families or people with a certain status like Tian Feng, Jushu, and Sanxun to join Zhao Yun before Zhao Yun has established a certain reputation. Jia Xu and Guo Jia may be possible. And the battle of wits is also a good plot. 4. Use your advantages appropriately. As a time traveler, Zhao Yun's advantage lies in his familiarity with the direction of history, but if he lacks strength and easily changes it, history may completely change, and Zhao Yun may miss first. I hope that Zhao Yun can reasonably join the struggle for hegemony. For example, Zhao Yun's initial sphere of influence, I hope it will be Bingzhou, Yongzhou or Yizhou, which can ensure the development of the original history to a certain extent. Of course, it is better for Yongzhou to be after Dong Zhuo's death. 4. Regarding the female protagonist issue, given the background of the times, it is not realistic to have a single female protagonist. Zhao Yun started from scratch, and fighting requires a lot of manpower, material resources, and financial resources. I don't think that just a few people in Zhao Yun's hometown can store enough money and food within a few years. They still have to cooperate with others, like the Zhen family in Jizhou and the Mi family in Xuzhou. But if you want to get on the same boat, it is necessary to join forces. But I really can't watch the stallion protagonist who can't move when he sees beauty and wants to push him down. I hope it can be carefully considered and there can be multiple female protagonists, but I hope there won't be too many, so that the characters can be better shaped.
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You should first seek refuge with Dong Zhuo, wait for Lu Bu to kill Dong Zhuo, then annex Dong Zhuo's forces, occupy Chang'an, and hold the emperor hostage to order the princes
I'm also curious about the heroine, hahaha
Chapter 3 can't stand it anymore. Zhao Yun came out and fought two Yellow Turban generals for several rounds, but none of them were killed. To deal with the horns, they relied on ambushes and traps in advance. Especially in the first battle against the Yellow Turban marksmen and others, they were not killed. Is this Zhao Yun? Why does he feel like Xu Shu who just debuted!
If you don't think about time travel for yourself, this book won't be worth reading.
The 210,000 yuan introduced by Xiao Rong is enough?
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