The Story of Yuan Yao in the Three Kingdoms

I didn't expect that it was all over, Yuan Shu hadn't even finished yet, and the protagonist was just a migrant worker with ten thousand years of experience.

Yuan Shu had his own plans for becoming emperor. First of all, Yuan Shu himself is stationed in Huainan, and Sun Ce, whom he considers as his "subordinate", goes to attack Jiangdong. With Sun Ce's ability, he can conquer Yangzhou easily, so that he can sit on the entire Yangzhou, and then he can take down Kong Niao, the incompetent Yuzhou. Mu was defeated, and with his reputation as the Fourth Prince and Tao Qian's old age, he convinced the aristocratic families in Xuzhou and welcomed him as the lord of Xuzhou. In this way, he sat on Yangzhou, Yuzhou, and Xuzhou, the three most prosperous states in the world, and bordered Yuan Shao on the map. Secondly, everyone could see at that time that it was only a matter of time before Yuan Shao captured Hebei. By then, the Yuan family would own half of the Han Dynasty. As long as they managed it well, they would have a chance to dominate the world. Thirdly, Yuan Shu does not need to be afraid that Yuan Shao will not unite with him, because after he becomes emperor, the Yuan family has only two outcomes: either he usurps the Han and successfully becomes the royal family, or everyone shouts and beats him. Therefore, they can only join forces and seize the country first. Then, whether it is brotherly feud or fratricide, it is their own internal matter, and outsiders are too lazy to take care of it. Moreover, Yuan Shu is the legitimate son of the Yuan family. No matter how much the Yuan family invests in Yuan Shao, they can only support him on the issue of legitimate concubine. In fact, during the Battle of Guandu, Cao Cao used this as an excuse to reprimand Yuan Shao for harboring evil intentions. It's just that Yuan Shu never expected that his subordinate Sun Ce, who he thought was "loyal", would be so ambitious. He didn't expect that Tao Qian would die so quickly, and he didn't expect that Liu Bei, who in his eyes was just a weaver and a mat seller, was so politically skilled. After becoming the lord of Xuzhou, he quickly took over the power of the powerful family, so that his strategy completely failed!

First, when the word lord appeared in the late Han Dynasty, it was after Liu Bei entered Shu. The last time it appeared was in the Spring and Autumn Period. Second, officials in the Han Dynasty generally addressed their superiors as Shijun, and the prefects as Mingfu or Fujun. Third, people at the level of Sangong and Jiuqing should be respectfully addressed as Ming Gong. Fourth, Lu Bu is a Marquis of Wen, and the title "Lord" is obviously to praise him. The last time he was called "Lord" was Duke Wen of Jin, so Lü Bu should be called "Junhou". The Han Dynasty has Wen County. After all, the famous one is the Sima family in Wen County. Therefore, the Marquis of Wen is the highest among the marquis types in the Han Dynasty - the County Marquis, followed in order by the Township Marquis - Ting Marquis - Duxiang Marquis - Duting Marquis. Even the general is only on the same level as the county lord. Chen Gong is not a shameless person like Fazheng, so he will not call Lu Bu his lord indiscriminately. Yuan Shu still accepts him. It is most appropriate to call Yuan Shu the Duke of Ming Dynasty and Lu Bu the Lord. There may be mistakes, after all, I am not a student of history, but this is already much more accurate than "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms".

Complaints, Yuan Shu is really not good at fighting He originally took Sun Jian to occupy Nanyang County, and later prepared to dominate the Central Plains. However, he was beaten by Cao Tianren (Ren) and ran to Huainan crying for his father and mother. Yes, that's right, this guy originally wanted to be a Central Plains (Henan warlord) Runan County was the hometown of the Yuan family, and he had no control over it. Sun Jian (Sun family) and Yuan Shu are good friends wearing a pair of trousers Sun Jian should be Yuan Shu's red flower stick Sun Jian followed Yuan Shu's order to attack Jingzhou, and it was indeed overwhelming, but unfortunately everyone knew about it. When Sun Ce borrowed troops to go to Jiangdong, many people in the later Sun Group were still working for Yuan Shu. Pushing the timeline a little further to the middle, Yuan Shu controls the Huainan area, occupying the entire territory of Huainan, part of Henan, part of Jiangbei, and part of Shandong, with a population of one million, which is quite a lot. The Yuan family also has a gift package waiting to be collected from their hometown of Runan County. Sun Ce has a population of around one million (I don't know the specific number, it is a county with a large population, and the original Nanyang County was also a county with a large population). He was also ordered to conquer Jiangnan In diplomacy, Yuan Shu's group also had Tao Qian and Gongsun Zan as allies. It was a bit too polite to say that allies were allies. Although they took advantage of their relationship, Tao Qian and Gongsun Zan still followed Yuan Shu's lead. At this time, Yuan Shao and Cao Cao were good brothers, and they were used to fight against Yuan Shu's group. That's right, as Yuan Shao's red-flowered double stick, Cao Cao beat Yuan Shao's henchman Yuan Shu to Huainan when Yuan Shu was strong. This is not awesome. In the middle, Yuan Shao defeated Gongsun Zan in Hebei (mention Qu Yi) The stories that Cao Cao, Liu Bei, Tao Qian, Lu Bu and others had to tell, and they lost their allies in Xuzhou The whole trend, Yuan Shu was defeated again and again. I will skip the matter between Lu Bu and Yuan Shu. Yuan Shu later ordered Zhihun to choose to proclaim himself emperor, which was too hasty. Other people say that Yuan Shu considered it at that time. Firstly, the princes were in a state of anxiety. Secondly, the Huainan area had a population of one million and sufficient military supplies (although they were all squeezed out by Yuan Shu later). It was the time to proclaim emperor. This way he could expand his influence, weaken the influence of the Han Dynasty, and expand the advantage of the Yuan family's many disciples and old officials. When the momentum grew, it would be an opportunity to continue the Northern Expedition. (This paragraph is what I have read and is for reference only. I am not optimistic about it personally) Ji Ling, Zhang Xun, Liu Xun, Qiao Rui and others under Yuan Shu's command, except for Ji Ling's some achievements, are really Under the premise that Yuan Shu had many soldiers and generals, other princes were used as experience. Sun Ce's departure (betrayal) made the hinterland south of the Yangtze River that Yuan Shu could have gained become enemies from both sides, and at the same time he lost the generals of the Sun family. Huainan suffered a severe drought, and the military situation was unfavorable, so the princes rose up to attack At the same time, Yuan Shu returned to the extravagant and decadent temperament of his youth. The excessive extravagance led to a sharp decline in his power In the end, he lived in honey water, which is really quite... He can do it

Letting Liu Bei go was your biggest failure. Letting Liu Bei go just to cause some trouble for other princes? Also, women in ancient times had no status at all. Lu Bu's daughter, your wife, actually dares to point fingers at you? It doesn't matter if you are an ordinary person. You are Yuan Shu's only son. Even Lu Bu would not dare to be too presumptuous with you. It looks so disgusting.

I have unparalleled general Pan Feng, and I have ten thousand enemies against Xing Daorong. If you are unsure about domestic affairs, ask Guo Tu; if you are unsure about foreign affairs, ask Zhang Song. There is Jiang Qian, a smooth-talking lobbyist, and Fu Shiren, a general who guards the city. Geng Ji lives in Wei Mi Fang. Mengda preached enlightenment. He has a wise nephew Liu Cong and a dutiful son Lu Bu. Gou'an escorted the grain and grass, Chunyu Qiong guarded the grain and grass, and Sima Zhao sat in the rear. Why worry about not succeeding in your great cause?

Boy? ? ? After being convinced, continue reading the following chapters, but I still don't understand anything and stop reading. The son of a distinguished family calls himself a boy to an outsider.

Lu Lingqi in my heart🌹

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Really, everything about Lu Lingqi and Lu Bu, whether it is the character image or the plot design, is a failure 1 "I don't know how sad the wife must be to attack my father-in-law." This should not be written in a hegemony novel 2 The image description of Lu Lingqi at the beginning is destined to be unsuitable for the male protagonist of the Machiavellian novel. After marriage, she feels forced to be "virtuous and generous"? It would be better to replace the daughter of another aristocratic family. Anyway, the flower vase controls the back house. It feels like I wasted all my time on her daughter just to develop the writing ideas around Lu Bu. As a result, everything was written poorly. The writing of the heroine was boring, and the handling of Lu Bu was also stiff

It's a bit silly to trust all the history books. The analysis of Lu Bu and Zhang Fei at the beginning depends entirely on history. There is still a difference between the orthodox Romance of the Three Kingdoms, the Romance of the Three Kingdoms, or the TV series version. As the saying goes, seeing is believing and hearing is believing. To believe in history books is to seek death.

I think this still looks good.

Is it to add drama to Liu Bei? Liu Bei doesn't have the title of imperial uncle yet, so what's the difficulty in killing him? Liu Yuzheng'er and his entire royal family were killed. Gongsun Zan was not alive and well.

I've read a few chapters, but nothing seems to attract me. Maybe I've read your novel on the Three Kingdoms theme. The protagonist has no cheats, an average IQ, and no use of force, and there's no sense of involvement. I'd better keep looking for attractive novels.

I really don't know why it can't be changed. No matter how strong the family is, can a country be strong? The valves of the descendants of the aristocratic families are also gone, and the landowners and gentry are all on their knees. Wang Mang's reforms directly changed the dynasty, and Li Zicheng conquered the capital and destroyed the Ming Dynasty. The Paris Revolution directly destroyed the feudal forces and pitted one country against the entire European feudal countries. Under the October Revolution, the power of capital had to surrender obediently to the power of the state. In history, foreigners with a population of less than one million conquered the Central Plains twice. Isn't this an irony?

This book is okay overall, a cool historical article that is not rigorous in its language. Advantage 1 No special technology ahead of the times is used to mess with history, such as gunpowder and bombs. I hate this kind of thing, because even if the historical article is a cool article, the focus should be on the intersection with historical figures and historical events. In this regard, this writing is quite good. Advantage 2 In terms of the overall policy and strategic layout, this book is not bad. The protagonist's offensive line and historical process are relatively harmonious and appropriate. It is very reasonable to be able to justify it. He sent an envoy to Xuzhou to make friends with Lu Bu, went to Jiangdong to pacify Yangzhou, attacked Jingzhou (what about me, General Wei Yan?), Marched into Runan and pacified Wancheng, recruited talents from Jiangdong and Jingzhou along the way, and pacified the rear. After that, the army pressed down on the border and pushed Cao Cao, Yuan Shao, and Xiliang to Hanzhong and Chengdu. The control of the first few points was very good. I suspect that the author is a player of the Three Kingdoms series. The above are the advantages, but there are also many disadvantages. Many places have to be brushed over with patience Disadvantage 1 The conflict of words is serious, including archaism and colloquialism. The most serious thing is the repetitive modern interjections, which fatally affects the reading sense. Disadvantage 2 The women are heavily stereotyped and meaningless. Except for Lu Bu's daughter, the rest of the women are basically meaningless. Mrs. Mi is of little meaning. The Yuan family is wealthy. The Mi brothers are meaningless except for being rich. They are purely useless. Not to mention the big and small concubines Qiao and Dong. Basically, the relevant chapters cannot be read and it is recommended to skip. Disadvantage 3 A small number of battle details are a bit too taken for granted, and they are forced to be told, but most readers may not agree. Early examples include Wucheng in Jiangdong being besieged by Sun Ce, some details of Jingzhou's defeat of Jiangling, Yuan Shu's fight with Boss Cao and taking out a repeating crossbow, etc., Which are slightly affecting and not convincing enough. These details are not as convincing as the overall view of this book. Reading suggestions, this book should be quite painful if you continue to read it, because there will be female chapters and repetitive modern spoken language popping up at every turn, but it is already finished, you can skip it without much impact, the advantages are large, the management is clean and neat, the main content is Jiao was rushed to gain territory by his father Yuan Shu's plan to become emperor. He basically didn't waste any time. Sixty or seventy pieces were enough to wipe out a prince in a state. The planning timing was very reasonable (if the issue of food and grass were not discussed), so it was suitable to be read in one sitting and could be used as food and grass for the history of the Three Kingdoms. The author suggests that this book should be for beginners? Many oral details are quite problematic in historical texts, but the overall overall plan is very good, and the recruitment of talents is also very reasonable. In fact, I think the upper limit of the book's framework is quite high. Unfortunately, the female character chapters and many modern vocabulary ruined a certain sense of reading. On the other hand, many civil servants and generals are not three-dimensional enough. To be honest, only Le is the only one who can stand up. The protagonist and Yuan Shu, as well as a bunch of civil servants and generals under his command, are not vivid enough.

No, I read the comments and said it could be a cool article, but why don't you do it? Either use ancient grammar or just speak in vernacular. It's embarrassing

This male protagonist is a virgin bitch and I can't stand it

To be honest, this book is very satisfying to me. Good luck, author.

Let him go to the field for a few months to find out, and Yuan Shu will understand benevolence and righteousness. The founding emperors were all benevolent and righteous towards the peasants. Some people are snobbish. Even if you can get a hundred people to listen to you honestly in modern times, you can become an emperor. When you are in a superior position, the most important thing is to have someone who supports you and is loyal to you. Fighting like this in ancient times, my God, is it that difficult? What famous general? Not yet human. 100 People wearing armor, Guan Yu is nothing. Just go around and hug your legs. Can 10 people be stabbed with spears and not die? Return the general. It's so funny. In ancient times, field battles had to be done in formation. Do you want to die laughing? Why are cavalry so awesome? Even if the military commander sees someone on the opposite side, the cavalry will surround him. In ancient times, they were all trees. What grass. There is a trap. Why don't you burn it yourself first? As for burning Red Cliff, Zhu Yuanzhang was the first to use it in history, not the Three Kingdoms. The Romance of the Three Kingdoms was written during the period of Zhu Yuanzhang, and used Zhu Yuanzhang's tactics to defeat Chen Youliang. People on the Internet keep talking about Zhuge Liang and Pang Tong. If you win one, you can win the world. Liu Bei doesn't need two. If you take it, you will win the world. How awesome is that? It would be better to use simplified Chinese characters to travel back in time. Farming is practical. Develop technology. Gunpowder can be produced after 10 consecutive years. Cement is simpler. How did the Great Wall get done? It's not broken yet. In ancient times, there was food and salt. Your territory will be stable, so internal affairs in ancient times are really simple. Do you understand military control, do you understand food stamps, and all grains are not harvested. It stipulates how much each type of person will receive. No matter how difficult it is, if you don't accept it, you will be killed, as long as you have someone. What's worse is that you have no one. Wang Mang is short of people.

The writing is pretty good. Although I usually don't spend money to read books, the author of the books I've followed has basically become a great master in the end.

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Hey, what's going on? It's going to be over after you keep it up? Okay, where did I catch up last time? Let's continue watching.

Exaggeration, subscribed to read the whole book, ranked 25th. . .

Before he meets the emperor, Liu Bei becomes Uncle Liu Huang? What chapter is this?

Yuan Shu started his business with a lot of capital. He took over Nanyang through Sun Jian's hand and took over Runan through his ancestral business. The two most powerful counties in the world came under his command. He also teamed up with Sun Jian to conquer Yuzhou. Unfortunately, his methods were not good enough and Cao Cao was defeated. He teamed up with Liu Biao and rushed to Huainan. If Sun Jian had captured Jingzhou earlier while he was killing Jingzhou Mu, and then used the Yuan family to occupy Yuzhou and capture Yangzhou, I don't dare to say 100%, but I can definitely divide the world into two parts: north and south.

Romance novels covered in the Three Kingdoms skin

It can be a cool novel. Is there any protagonist who is not invincible and does not weaken the historical figures? The late Han Dynasty and the Three Kingdoms