
Biography of Qu Yi in the Three Kingdoms
三国麴义传
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 668k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Audience
- Male
- Subgenre
- Qin-Han & Three Kingdoms
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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This book is okay. It is more like my ideal Three Kingdoms. It is not like the ones on the market that always rely on the system or the generals and generals who are so powerful that they invest in it. This book is more respectful of history and has a certain gold content. Come on, author, I hope you will not forget your original intention and stick to it.
I also support it with 13 votes! It's well written, but it needs to be updated quickly. I feel that Ju Yi can use his status as Xiliang to make some fuss, and take advantage of Dong Zhuo's death to gather some strength to strengthen himself.
In control, how can I escape to I deserve this reward for my merits in several battles
After reading dozens of chapters, the author still needs to pay attention to many details!
Someone was sent from Shandong to Gansu to deliver the letter, and it was delivered within a few days. Then the recipient ran from Gansu to Shandong or*Su within a few days after receiving the letter! This is the rhythm of expressway pick-up and drop-off in a modern peaceful society! Normally, in a war-torn society like the Three Kingdoms, several people should be arranged to send letters together to ensure safety and that the letter can be delivered. In addition, it may take at least half a year or even a year for people to go back and forth... After all, this is not a peaceful era, so you can ride a horse all the way without any hindrance. Also, Yuan Shao's lair was stolen and Gongsun Zan and Liu Yu were merged. The protagonist knew this news in a few days... There should be no daily news to read at that time! The protagonist has not cultivated an intelligence organization now. Even if there is an intelligence organization, it is in war-torn ancient times, not modern times or even modern times... Just make a phone call, send a text message or send a telegram, and the news will be sent back. Just give two examples, mainly these will look very dramatic. The reader turned on the full map vision and watched the protagonist wandering around in the map of the Three Kingdoms. It turned out that the protagonist also turned on the full map vision.
The new book has set sail, just for Bojun's smile. I hope that book friends who like it will collect and recommend it. Thank you Qingfeng!
The people of Ju Yi and Xiliang were very difficult to get along with. Dong Zhuo pleased the scholars, Li Que and Guo Si massacred the scholars, and Zhang Xiu took refuge with the scholars. None of them ended well. It's very difficult.
Ju Yi's life is unknown, but it has been recorded in the history books during the Zhongping period. In the second year of Chuping, he was killed in the battle to carry Han Fu to Jieqiao. At least he was Lao Ge, who had been leading the army for twenty years. Tai Shici was a pawn in his early 20s who reported information. Ju Yi's military experience was about the same age as him. No matter how poor he was, he would not be able to call him brother. How could he just kill a yellow turban bandit general? What made Taishi Ci come to the conclusion that Ju Yi, a veteran general in the army, was "not as brave as himself, and his troops had their own merits"? Why should he describe a rebellious, fierce and repetitive Liangzhou warrior as a benevolent king like Liu Xuande who relied on benevolence and righteousness to win over people's hearts? Rather than being a useless, timid and benevolent monarch, it would be better to let Ju Yi die at the hands of Yuan Shao. I would like to make a suggestion, let the protagonist show some courage and bravery, and don't bow down to a historical celebrity when you see him. What do you think, author?
The white horse will definitely make him come back and never come back.
I feel that the protagonist's IQ is not high, and he just doesn't understand many things that can be understood with a little effort of the brain. That is to say, it is okay for the protagonist to be a general who charges into battle, so let's forget about being a prince.
The writing is good and the writing style is very solid. If there are no problems with the story line and so on, it will be a good book.
Oh my god, look what this is, I found another great book, it's great. Dear author, as long as you update well, I swear to God, I will definitely catch up. 😁
During the Three Kingdoms period, the most important thing was not force, otherwise Lu Bu would have dominated the world long ago. The most important thing is the name! With fame and the moral high ground, Chen Gong could abandon his official position for Cao Cao, and Mi Zhu could destroy his family for Liu Bei. Therefore, if Ju Yi wants to develop in the long term, it must establish its own good reputation! Otherwise, it would be useless and unreasonable.
My lord has been a soldier all his life, why did my lord treat me like this!
This is the first time I see someone writing about this character. I want to support him first.
It's all on the shelves, why don't you break out? ? One author updated 20 chapters on the first day it was released, and I subscribed to all of them. If you don't break out, you are forcing me to reward you with the points you save 🤭
The protagonist speaks and acts without any sense of authority. He saw Zhang Fei sneak attack and kill his own soldiers, and later said that Liu Bei didn't know Zhang Fei was behind his back, attacked the protagonist and forgave Liu Bei. I can only say that the protagonist is fighting for hegemony like this. If it weren't for the aura given by the author, the protagonist would have died a long time ago.
I voted, invested, and followed up on my investment, but I don't know if it has been refined!
The white horse will definitely make him come back and never come back.
I hope the author will pay more attention to the lead again. Although he basically guarded the north and never participated in the war with the Shu Kingdom, he has almost no reputation. Some impressions will think that he is a second-rate figure. In fact, he basically did not encounter a good opportunity. When Cao Cao was alive, he served as the governor of the Central Guard Army. His position was that of a governor or a border military governor, such as Zhou Yu and Lu Xun.
I haven't made a recommendation today, so it's you.
This book is very good. It looks like the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, please update soon! Don't give up halfway!
First time commenting, nice, please update soon
Come on, come on. Come on and write. Make a full reservation first.
Four recommended May tickets I'm up!