The Invincible Special Forces Who Returned to the Three Kingdoms

，2009，，， I couldn't stand it anymore after seeing the imperial coalition besieging Bingzhou. At this time, I realized some problems. 1. The whole book does not reflect the land annexation issue of the Eastern Han Dynasty at all. When the Eastern Han Dynasty came to the time point of the Yellow Turban Rebellion, the central court had no money. Where did the hundreds of thousands of central troops come from? 2. When the central government has not lost power, the local governor dares to form his own army. It is not like the protagonist's pretense of county soldiers, but an army that is completely subordinate to the governor? Third, we can't see why the Yellow Turbans revolted at all. It seems that the three Zhang Jiao brothers were ambitious and wanted to rebel (of course, it's a matter of the times. The Yellow Turbans were generally set up as villains more than ten years ago). 4. When the plague strikes, we can open the geography book. Hebei is the most connected to the Central Plains, and the book mentions that the plague is all over the north. But it seems that after the protagonist sealed off Bingzhou (Shanxi), the plague disappeared? Is it reasonable? 5. To repeat the first point, we can't see the central government having no fiscal revenue due to the annexation of land by aristocratic families, and the local people living without land. It seems that the officials in the court will live a good life as soon as the people are replaced. 6. The fifth part came to mind. When the author wrote about the improvement of the imperial court, did he ever think that after the life of the people under the Han Dynasty improved, the protagonist would be a real rebel and a warlord who conspired to destroy everyone's good life? It's not that the people under the Han Dynasty can't live a good life, but if the emperor in the court is wise and his ministers are virtuous, and the place lives and works in peace and contentment, the protagonist's legal principles are weak, and he is completely on the opposite side of the broad masses of the people.