Shu Han Lu Jiajun

I have a suggestion. Shu is a derogatory name. You should write about Han generals.

This book is well written and the results are okay. I hope to update twice a day, but the updates are too slow. This period was the first time in the history of Shu Han that the opponent's army was completely destroyed. At that time, the Shu Han Dynasty did not have enough troops to march into Liangzhou. After the war, Liangzhou was empty and they hoped to march into it.

Chapter 1: Forcibly persuaded to retreat, 300,000 Shu troops (including civilians)? There are not even one million people in the Shu Han Dynasty, so primary school students should not write novels

I just saw it. Your daily updates are the motivation for me to pursue books...

Today I voted for you with eight votes. I hope you won't be a supervising officer again, and you won't be able to do more than three things! ! !

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How should I put it? There are many problems. The issue of official position is directly related to Zhonglang General. Without you, the protagonist would not have such a high record, prestige, and it is difficult to convince the public. One or two are nothing, you come with a group, Wei Yan is a general in vain, destiny is inevitable, the land of Jingxiang is lost, the talent supply is cut off, the protagonist has no plug-in, what can he do with Sima Yi, Sima Shi, Guo Huai, Zhong Hui, Deng Aida, Jiang Wei are all generals. Each Northern Expedition can only bring 10,000 old and weak soldiers. What can the protagonist do, rely on Shu Han's 100,000 soldiers and Cao Wei to pull out 100,000 soldiers every minute? There are not so many resources to recruit troops, and there are not that many people to guard the territory. Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition is to fulfill Liu Bei's wish and give himself a meaning to live. Jiang Wei is for Zhuge Liang's legacy. So why is the protagonist reviving the Han Dynasty? He has no clue, is it just for a country? As a person of the new era, the protagonist cannot be just for a simple "Han" character. The protagonist has no excuse to support Han, so this book seems mediocre.

The protagonist, a general promoted by Wei Yan, actually sat back and watched Wei Yan be killed. . . . . . . Don't throw poison like this. Even if Wei Yan is really planning to rebel, you still have to distinguish your own camp. Wei Yan's complete deployment is so 250

What are my weapons and siege engines made of, and how long do they last in the rain? Why do I feel like if it rains today, it will rot tomorrow? It's made of paper?

It's on the shelves, please support the author. Recommended votes are given to you every day

Long Zhi, courtesy name Bocheng. Age 21. Official position: General of the First Army Identity: General of the Shu Han Dynasty, Lu Li was sworn brother. Long Zhi was brave, resourceful, courageous, and good at military strategy. He fought steadily and steadily, and had the style of a calm commander. He would lead an army every time he went on an expedition. Won the hearts of the military. Generals: Luo Xian, Jufu, Liu Yin, Long Yang. Strategic Advisor: Li Mi.

Mr. Author, please update quickly.

Inspector persisted until Chapter 47 when he died of poison😐😐😐😐

Can you be a eunuch? Both copies were cut! ! !

Recommend a book: The Resurrection of Shu Han in the Three Kingdoms

Damn, why don't you create a QQ group and discuss it together. This book is considered very good among the latter three kingdoms. I hope to continue to work hard and wait for it to be put on the shelves.

I can read it twice a day. The writing is delicate and it's a good book, but the updates are a bit lacking.

There are 4 recommendation votes every day, can you also update two every day?