Zhongmou's Path to Hegemony

Every reader has a Three Kingdoms character in his heart. Sun Quan In 200, he succeeded Sun Ce to take charge; in 208, he and Liu Bei defeated Cao Cao in the Battle of Chibi, laying the foundation for the establishment of the Three Kingdoms; in 222, he defeated Liu Bei in the Battle of Yiling; in 229, he officially proclaimed himself emperor in Wuchang, named his country Wu, and soon moved the capital to Jianye. After Sun Quan became emperor, he appointed agricultural officials, implemented farming, established counties and counties, and continued to suppress Fushanyue. Sun Quan died of illness in 252. He was given the posthumous title of Great Emperor and the temple name of Taizu. He was buried in Jiangling. Everyone has their own understanding of the characters of the Three Kingdoms, and Sun Quan is the same. This post is a Three Kingdoms hobby post. You can complain about Shi Wan, you can also be jealous of the "popular Cao", or you can support Emperor Zhaolie and criticize Prime Minister Wuhou... It all works:

Highly recommend this good-looking Three Kingdoms novel Personally, I think this book is an excellent work in terms of writing style, textual research, description and plot. Especially after it was put on the shelves, the whole world gradually spread. As the overlord who has occupied the Central Plains for many years, Cao Cao's ability to defeat Yuan Shao is undoubtedly the biggest obstacle to the protagonist's struggle for world hegemony Originally, I thought that some book friends could understand the author's intention, but some people still didn't understand it. 1. As a powerful force in the south, Sun Quan must have a name if he wants to continue going north after taking over Jiangnan. The late Han Dynasty was not the Warring States Period, and the separatist warlords were just Han ministers who were not even considered princes. Therefore, in the early days, the young Sun Quan had to accumulate fame and power. In order to find the right opportunity, bring the famous people to attack. (This is also the political passivity of Sun Quan after he occupied Jiangnan. The author has made it very clear that as long as Cao Cao changes a political order, you will be severely restricted. Not only will Jiangnan collapse at any time, but the newly occupied territory will also need at least five years of support. So what he wants now is stability and long-term development, not killing and killing all the time.) 2. In the description of many historical figures, the author can uphold justice and not favor any party. It is written about Jiangdong, so Taishi Ci, Gan Ning, and Zhou Yu must be powerful, and they must kill everyone when they come out? The author didn't write it like this, but portrayed these heroes through every battle, so that everyone can bloom their own style. 3. The plot structure and the description of the war foreshadowing are more attractive. Writing a book is very mentally taxing, especially writing a strategy. Judging from the subsequent wars, Jiangdong, with its legion strength, saw every battle as a battle. The author also writes very carefully about the beginning, process, foreshadowing and climax of each battle! It is getting more and more exciting, with foreshadowing and foreshadowing. It is very enjoyable to watch. I hope the author will work hard and write well. Originally I just read the book silently and didn't comment much, but in order to prevent people from making random comments because the content did not meet their imagination, I destroyed this book. I still stand up and tell my feelings. It's a very good book, logical and not mindless. I hope to keep reading more. After all, it's understandable that if you have a new book, your grades won't improve. The most important thing is persistence. Don't let foreign objects interfere, come on, author! As long as you keep updating, I will keep following you!

Sun Shiwan can do it As long as he doesn't have the weakness of leading troops in battle, he can still lead the way.

I checked specifically and found out that Zhu Ran and Pan Zhang were really close friends with Sun Quan and had followed him in his early years. If the author can, invest first.

Simple map, for reference only.

I have written more than 100,000 words in the novel, and I will also share my own opinions. 1. This is not an orthodox time travel story, but more likely that the indigenous people have acquired the memory and way of thinking of modern people. There is no system. The only golden fingers may be the six swords. To say they are golden fingers is more like sublimating history into legends (noble phantoms?). There is a saying that this golden finger is quite helpful for the protagonist's start. 2. As for the writing style, it still satisfies my taste (although the author sometimes makes a show with raised corners of his mouth and evil charm), and it can be seen from the character dialogue that the author is very knowledgeable, which is very good compared to other vernacular dialogues. 3. In terms of plot, many of the strategies are not very subtle, but they are above the passing line. However, the author seems to have a problem. When describing the villain's plan, he will add the sentence "the protagonist does not know their plan", but will show the protagonist's prediction later in the article, which creates a slight sense of tearing. In fact, the author can put the villain's plan aside first, and always bring a greater sense of surprise to the readers when it is introduced later in the article. 4. There is nothing much to say about characterization. After all, for historical figures, the personality is basically fixed. But what needs to be said is that I feel that the author is too deliberate in portraying the protagonist's intelligence. Although Sun Quan in history was originally very good, doing so will not clearly reflect the progress of the protagonist later on. At the same time, the role of other counselors such as Zhou Yu will appear dispensable compared to the protagonist. Moreover, while constantly portraying Sun Quan's talents and strategies, on the other hand, he will be treated with various contempt by his enemies, which seems extremely awkward. The above is my current opinion. As a family, if you don't like it, don't criticize it.

Zhan Yu defeated the enemy and captured more than 100,000 people, who was Sun Shiwan. In other words, no matter how ugly it is to be chased by Zhang Liao, it looks better than Liu Bei abandoning his army and running away. If you bring tens of thousands of people out, it won't matter if you don't make contributions. You have to bring them back as completely as possible. They are all living people, not NPCs.

Since I am writing books part-time, I sometimes cannot accurately control my time and energy. So there may be typos, omissions, etc. In the newly updated chapters. But in order not to delay the update time, I did not proofread the manuscript carefully and published it first. Then I will modify it carefully. Due to system reasons, the modified content may be slower to pop up. I hope you can forgive me. So, if you see typos in a certain chapter, you can leave a comment in the paragraph or leave a message directly below, and the author will correct it in time when he sees it. The characters of the Three Kingdoms each have their own preferences. I just want to describe the heroic bravery of these southern Han children during the late Han Dynasty. I hope you all like it.

I haven't seen the update yet, I can't hold it anymore, so I'm going to bed first Let me complain before going to bed, I've seen chapter 80, but the female protagonist is only 1/4 chapter, right? Is there any difference between it and no female protagonist? It's not sugary at all. . .

Wei is a small country. Its famous generals are only powerful. Their power cuts off their feathers and defeats their preparations. Their achievements are so great that they overshadow their master. He splits the earth and seals the king. He is called the King of Wei and Wu at that time!