Starting at Changban Slope

At first, everyone liked Liu Bei, so I did too. Then after Yi Zhongtian talked about the Three Kingdoms, I liked Cao Cao again. After leaving school, I had my own ideas and fell in love with Liu Bei again. Hey!

The book is okay, but Guan Ping's writing irritates me. I don't care if I don't have common sense when I shoot New Three Kingdoms. Are you going to follow the author's lead? The word is the explanation of the name, and it is the evaluation and expectation of the elders for the younger generation. Not to mention whether there is a classic basis for Pingshi to be Dingguo. Is Dingguo also something Guan Ping can afford at this time? Neither can Liu Bei or his son. A fly fell into a plate of good food.

I used to like Liu Bei in Three Kingdoms, but now I like Cao Cao. I think Liu Bei is a bit hypocritical.

Xing Daorong's Journey Recalling the past of Xing Daorong in Lingling, he was brave enough to defeat ten thousand people. The ax is like a giant spirit tearing open the mountain in anger, and the horse is like a raven flying over a black rainbow. I recall that at the 15th hour of Jian'an, Zhuge sent his troops to disturb the country like bees. He said that he was planning a strategy at Chibi, and defeated Duke Cao in a raging fire. When Daorong heard this, his eyes were round and his anger surged into the sky. "Why do you dare to boast? Chibi knows that it is Zhou Langgong!" The good horse galloped against the wind of the sky, and the giant ax was swung in anger to show the hero. Kong Ming was frightened and walked towards the formation. Zhang Fei from Yan stood up and showed his loyalty. Huanyan charged at the two horses in anger, Daorong and Zhang Fei showed their magical powers. In a fierce battle with Lily, there is no winner, and the murderous intention is endless. Unexpectedly, Kong Ming used a trick, and the rear army was secretly ambushed. Daorong retreated calmly and killed thousands of Shu soldiers. Fang left the tiger's den and met Zilong, whose white helmet and armor reflected the red sun. Dao Rong was obsessed with Sun Wu Lue, so he was defeated and captured in a tent. He said that he was willing to respond to the other army, capture Liu Xian and offer this city. When I return to Lingling and see the young master, I should know a clever plan to make a living. To make the deceiver even more deceitful, only flags were seen moving in the tent. The voices of thieves on all sides are like thunderous roars, and Daorong's calculations have come to nothing. Fortunately, Liu Xian and Ding Ningyu were able to counterattack and rob the bandits' stronghold. However, when Zhao Yun encountered Zhao Yun's spear and horse, Dao Rong raised his ax and refused to obey. When two horses intersect with ghosts and gods, you should know that the hero's life is in danger. In a hurry, a flaw was discovered, and Dao Ronghun went to Senluo Palace. Liu Xian was captured and presented to the city, and Dao Rong's tiger body was surrounded by the cold wind. The hero's hegemony ended at this time, and he returned and was buried in Linglingdong. Time flies by in a blink of an eye, and the heroes of the past are dusty. Where is Daorong Daorong now? A lonely grave with withered pines on a moonlit night! The soul of the painting is scattered at five o'clock, and the fog is thick in the lonely city at dusk. The old man Ge Huangkui is vigorous, the ancient road is still majestic even though it has broken halberds! The remains of the stele are covered with moss and the words are dim, but the general's reputation is less and more magnificent. Only the fragrant grass can relieve the whirling, and you should know that the loyal soul has not melted away. Later generations of scholars pay homage to each other and can see the glory of the Tao shining in the sky. The heroic spirit is like the moon rising over the river, and things change and the stars move forever!

First two pictures. Figure 1 Jingzhou Prefectural Department of the Han Dynasty Figure 2 Yangtze River Water System Map First of all, the importance of Xiangyang need not be said. At this time, Yunmengze has not yet been effectively governed. Wuhan City is the current Jiangxia County Governor. Xiling Generation is still half of Zeyuan When half of the land was dry, Xiangyang had to be the main north-south thoroughfare. Jiangling and Xiling, one in the west and the other in the east, guarded the north and south ends of Yunmengze. Xiakou is now the south side of Xiling around Wuhan City. It is not difficult to see that if Xiangyang is taken, the north road will be cut off. Cao Cao must take Xiangyang first when going south. Before this, let me say that the analysis is based on the actual geographical perspective of the plot. It doesn't matter what the history is. At most, it is a reference relationship. The current situation is that Liu Huangshu completely controls Jiangxia (sending Zhao Yun to guard Jiangxia shows that Jiangxia is not lost), sits on the four counties of Jingnan, and is stationed in Xiaoling (now Gong'an County) in the south of Jiangling in Nanjun County. Fangui, an important passage into Sichuan, is currently unmanned. Guan Yu has cut off the northern road. It is visually estimated that it is on a certain river in the Han River system. The flood flooded all three armies, and Xu Huangle fled south to Dangyang. Cao Ren almost escaped with his own life. There were less than 4,000 Xiangyang defenders (originally there were 8,000, Li Tong took 5,000, and sent 10,000 to rescue Cao Ren, but only a few hundred came back). Considering that aid has basically cut off the people of Xiangyang, I think it is impossible to defend Xiangyang. The importance is self-evident, and there is no problem in capturing it. So is it necessary to capture it? It is necessary. First of all, anyone who is familiar with Jingzhou knows that the four counties in Jingnan are said to be the largest counties of the Han Dynasty in a good way, but why are they so big in a bad way? Because there is no development, the entire four counties in Jingnan except Changsha County, Wuling County, and Lingling County have some plains in the north, and there is basically no place for farming. The real good places in Jingzhou are Jiangxia County, Nanyang County, and Nanjun. If Xiangyang is not taken, it means that Cao Cao's troops will go directly to Nanjun by land and follow the river to deter Jiangxia. The best three counties are not taken. This is why Liu Bei only brought 10,000 troops to Sichuan because he really couldn't expand his army. Will it have any impact on the strategy of entering Sichuan? I don't think so, because Liu Bei was invited to Sichuan by Liu Zhang, who valued Liu Bei's reputation rather than anything else. What triggered this was that Cao Cao believed that the Jiangdong strategy was no longer advisable and was planning to attack Hanzhong. That's why Liu Zhang invited Liu Bei to Sichuan. Therefore, he was worried that Jiangling's absence would affect the Sichuan strategy. I think it is unnecessary because Liu Bei's logistics demand for Jingzhou during the battle into Sichuan was very low. There is no problem with entering Sichuan, but then it is a question of defense. Can we defend after the attack? I think the problem is not big, especially after taking Xiangfan. First, Cao Cao mentioned the Battle of Tongguan above. This is the most important thing. The Battle of Tongguan happened in 211 AD, which is the plot (the plot is the second year after Red Cliff) In the next year (AD 210), Cao Cao invested a total of 80,000 troops based on Chibi's defeated army, supplemented by new troops. This was almost Cao Cao's last mobile force. Later, when Guan Yu attacked Xiangyang, the garrison strength of Xiangyang City was less than 20,000. There are 6,000 people from Pang Deyujin and 4,000 people from Xiangyang Prefect Lu Chang. Counting the local county soldiers, the number is at most 15,000. Therefore, when the Battle of Guanzhong breaks out, the number of Cao troops Xiangyang will face cannot exceed this number. Historically, Liu Bei entered Sichuan Pass. Yu defended Jiangling. In fact, the land route was also threatened, but in the end it didn't matter. There was no reason that he could defend Jiangling but not Xiangyang. In the next five years, Cao Cao would not threaten Xiangyang. Guan Yu would not be tempted to attack Wancheng. Thank God. What about Sun Wu? First of all, let me explain a situation. Borrowing Jingzhou was actually Sun Wu's first backstab. As soon as the Battle of Chibi ended, Zhou Yu ordered Cheng Pu to take Jiangxia by force. Liu Qi was not dead at that time. Only by Sun Wu's line between Jiangxia and Jiangling could he secure Jiangling. This is why they gave up Jiangling, because Jiangling's land route was directly threatened by Xiangyang, and Jiangxia's Yes, Liu Bei has Jiangxia in hand at this time, which is why I think there are objective conditions for taking Xiangyang, because the actual situation is that Jiangling is a large enclave for Sun Wu. As long as Liu Bei locks Xiakou in Jiangxia (which is the exit of Yunmengze), Jiangling will be directly surrounded and still be a human being, especially if Liu Bei plans to build a new city upstream of Jiangling. It's dead. This way it can cut off the possibility of Dongwu taking Fan from the west and returning to Sichuan, and then it can cooperate with Jiangxia to lock Jiangling. Therefore, Jiangling is really useless to Sun Wu. It is a pity to abandon it if it is tasteless. And taking Jiangling in Xiangyang completely loses the significance of going north to Xiangyang hub. Referring to Huang Zu's blocking Sun Ce in Jiangxia for so many years, I don't think Zhuge Liang Zhao Yun will be better than Huang Zu, and there is every reason to believe that Sun Wu will not be able to advance in Xiakou, and Jiangling will be eaten alive. Therefore, if Sun Wu is smart enough, the correct approach should be to abandon Jiangling and replace Jiangxia, retaining the bridgehead into Jingzhou. Liu Bei is blocking Cao Cao in Jiangling, and blocking Cao Cao in Xiangyang, so why not Xiangyang? Since it can be captured, it will be beneficial to the short-term strategic situation and have no impact on the overall grand strategy. There is no need to resist Cao Cao in the north, and Sun Wu can defend in the east. Why not capture Xiangyang? And whether taking Xiangyang and moving to Wancheng at will may affect the Battle of Guanzhong, and whether taking Xiangyang at this time will be able to cope with the rebellion that occurred in Wancheng in 218 (but there is already a popular base, it is not impossible to plan). With Xiangyang, the overall situation will be very different. Jiangling may even use the pressure of Jiangxia to directly replace Guiyang County and Changsha County instead of Jiangxia. All in all, the breaking point was Cao Ren's defeat (worse than in history, at least Li Tong's troops did not suffer any losses in history), and also the possession of Jiangxia, the ability, motive, profit, and reputation to capture Xiangyang (borrowing Jingzhou actually abolished Liu Bei's righteous reputation of occupying Jingzhou). Overall, the advantages outweigh the disadvantages, and it can be done.

It's quite interesting to write. Except for the too fast integration at the beginning, it's generally a pretty good book. The pace is just right, and the character of the protagonist is pretty good. It's not a mindless rush, and it's not like some historical novels that involve making cement or steam engines. The wisdom used is something that normal people know, such as physical cooling, such as the diagram of the Pythagorean theorem, which I learned in junior high school. For me, the beginning of the book is a bit stiff, and it is a slow-burning book. I don't quite understand why the results are not outstanding, which is a pity. I was afraid of using this book to death and didn't dare to use the bonus coins. In addition, the author's 20 coins per chapter really made me feel a little pain. However, it is also difficult to write ancient prose, which is understandable. Good luck to the author.

The water has been good lately🌊🤫

Lu Su: Smashed! Smash you! It's all smashed! Everyone in the world knows that the boss's woman can't sleep with him! They all decided to get married! Let that kid (referring to Guan Ping) get involved! Pooh! Nausea! I'm all secretive. If you can't help it, why don't you keep it a secret? Don't tell me until you return to Jingzhou. Why don't you close the door after you return to Jingzhou? They are simply bandits! Worse than bandits! That's it? Still want to get married smoothly? Pooh! Nausea! Disgusting! Nausea! Rua! So disgusting! Disgusting... Liu Bei: Stare... Guan Yu: Brother, you know Dingguo well. Under my guidance, Dingguo is not so impatient. Zhao Yun: My lord, you know Dingguo well. According to the martial arts I taught Dingguo, no one will live to know these things. Zhuge Liang: My lord, you know Dingguo well. According to his brain, Soochow should be confused now. Xu Shu: My lord, you should know that despite Dingguo's age, he is now... Commonly known as a virgin. Zhang Fei: Don't look at me, brother, you know what I taught him, so Sun Xiaomei should have been kidnapped back to Jingzhou by now. Liu Bei: I finally heard it. You all thought Dingguo had special skills, but someone lied to me! Everyone: Who? Liu Bei: Lu Su Lu Zijing! This is clearly Zhou Yu's trick on Dingguo to divide me and my second brother! How could he, a top adviser, not see such an obvious thing? ! There is something on his mind today, something very wrong!

It suddenly occurred to me that Zhuge Liang borrowed money from Jingzhou but did not repay it, Guan Yu died and borrowed the east wind but did not repay it, and a rain in Shangfang Valley saved Sima Yi, so it is very important to say whether you borrowed it or repaid it 😥😥

After reading a few chapters, the author keeps cleaning up the Cao thieves, which makes people feel uncomfortable. Why are they following Liu Bei and causing chaos? How resentful are the civilians in Xuzhou who died? ? It was also said to be revenge! The thief Cao massacred the civilians of Xuzhou first, and then his father was hacked to death in Xuzhou. Cause and effect cannot be reversed! ! ! There was also Hedong, where the people were massacred in order to save food. How could a thief like Cao still survive? ? ? A dog with the same pigtails as the Manchus, except that Cao Thief is a Han, what is the difference between it and a foreign race? ? ? When there is a shortage of food and the people are used as military rations, where are the Cao thieves? ? ?