Great Wei Actor

From Yongqiu Palace to Luoyang City, and then from Luoyang City to Wuchang, during these two journeys, Cao Miao faced an environment that ranged from internal pressure to internal and external difficulties. The opponents he faced also changed from simple oppression by the Cao Wei royal family and rejection by aristocratic families, to a more intuitive situation of life and death. The chapter in Jiangdong focuses on the description of Mrs. Sun and Sun Luban. Needless to say, Sun Luban, as a newly widowed and unwilling to be lonely, Princess Dahu is of course an excellent springboard for Cao Miao to embed in Sun Wu. As Sun Quan's sister, Mrs. Sun had great power and status for a while. Her excellent position was to lead the army as a woman. The dilemma and mental pressure she faced could not be described as great. Of course, it is best to hold power in your own hands as much as possible. No one would despise the power in their hands. Too much power, for Sun Quan, for the Jiangdong family, and even for the Jianghuai people. After losing Zhou Yu, Lu Su, and Lu Meng, the Jiangdong people have become the dominant family. Although there are checks and balances from Sun Quan, Bu Zhi who pacified Jiaozhou is naturally inferior to Lu Xun. Naturally, the strongest fortress must be breached from within, not to mention an interior full of contradictions and grievances. For the Xiaoyaojin God of War, internal pressure has always existed. From the rebellion at the beginning of his accession to the throne, the undercurrent with Zhou Yu during the Chibi period, and the unification of the army by Lu Xun after the attack on Jingzhou. Behind the scenes, there was a series of overt and covert compromises between Sun Quan and the Jiangdong family. The purpose of Cao Miao's trip to Jiangdong was very clear, delaying or even destroying Sun Quan's ascension to the throne. Judging from Meng Da's death, the Shu Han's contact with Mi Fang was similar. The difference was that Meng Da was far away from Shangyong, while Mi Fang was right under Sun Quan's nose. Although it was very difficult to do things, the effect was much more conspicuous than Meng Da's. As the heir to the legacy of Emperor Zhaolie, Zhuge Liang must always hold high the banner of reviving the Han Dynasty in order to unite the various factions within the Shu Han around the second-generation leadership group of the Shu Han with the prime minister as the core. For Zhuge Liang, he does not care about Mi Fang's life or death. Only how much energy Mi Fang can exert before her death will make him slightly interested. There are two ways to improve your strength: improving yourself and weakening your opponents. The Northern Expedition to Cao Wei weakens the enemy and improves yourself, and arranging lines in Jiangdong weakens the enemy. Zhuge Liang will support Sun Quan in proclaiming himself emperor as a bargaining chip to jointly attack Cao Wei, but judging from Sun Quan's performance before and after the battle of Yiling, Zhuge Liang's small actions are inevitable. Delaying Sun Quan's enthronement and proclaiming emperor will help him gain more initiative in the negotiations between the two countries. War is a continuation of politics. Against the background of Zhuge Liang's Northern Expedition, both Cao Rui and Cao Miao, Zhuge Liang and Sun Quan faced internal and external difficulties. From laying out the king's plan, hiding the Liaodong letters, guiding Xia Houxuan, sarcastically mocking Cao Shuang, and then seemingly being forced to travel to Jiangdong, step by step, the chess pieces were laid out one by one. There have been two Northern Expeditions. In the future, after Cao Zhen's death, whether Sima Yi or Cao Zhi will lead the army is still open to debate. After all, Cao Miao is already Sima Yi's "son-in-law". From the perspective of marriage, Sima Yi is a relative of the Wei clan. But compared to the battle on the battlefield, the duel at the inter-line level, Cao Miao's thoughtful expression and frowning brows under the dim light, Zhuge Liang's calmness and calmness as he gently shook his feather fan, and his sigh of exhaustion of manpower are more fascinating. Cao Rui's arrangement had the intention of throwing dirty water, but since ancient times, there have been many princes who fled and returned home to inherit the throne. The incident of Qi Huan and Jin Wen was still yesterday.

I just want to know if you are a mature woman! (Affirmative sentence) Will Princess Deyang have an affair with that person?🤫

Some time ago, I accidentally saw that Zhuang Buzhou, the author Wang Buzhou recommended, had published a new book, so I went to Wang Buo Ba to recommend Zhuang Bu Zhou's new book chapter. Now I have saved some chapters and started reading it last night. It was really good. Although many comments said that the progress was slow and difficult to break the game, I still liked it. The description is quite delicate, and although it is a historical text, it has written a lot about professional knowledge about actors. I just asked Wang Buo Ba to come and take a look. Come on Lao Zhuang, give it to Ollie!

Anyone who writes about a protagonist pretending to be crazy or acting stupid will end up being really mentally retarded. So far, no author has escaped this curse.

If you are not an emperor, how will others feel reassured if you have so much power? Even if your brother doesn't care about his son, neither will his grandson?

Judging from the introduction of the latest chapter, in addition to the introduction of Emperor Wen's close relatives, Cao Zhen and Cao Xiu are introduced in the article. Combined with Cao Rui's previous arrangement of sending Han Dong, the breaking point may be based on the slander and rumors received at the beginning of the chapter. Before the Northern Expedition, Zhuge Liang wanted to create rumors and chaos behind enemy lines or in the heart of the enemy. Delaying the implementation of the Nine-Rank Zhongzheng System also made the family the unscrupulous promoter of this unprovoked rebellion. Vice versa, Zhuge Liang had monopoly power, but there was also opposition within the Shu Han. How could the natives of Yizhou endure being A group of outsiders were pressing down on them. According to historical inertia, Li Yan, the late emperor's minister and nominally the commander of the army, became the best choice for the opposition and Cao Wei. Inciting and even supporting Li Yan to restrain Zhuge Liang became the best choice outside the battlefield, even more optimal than a battlefield duel. The plot of the book is set in the second year of Cao Rui's accession to the throne. According to historical inertia, when the Butterfly Effect did not shine, the Battle of Shiting was already undercurrent. There is a high probability that Zhou Li at this time had arranged detailed operations and spies to prepare for his surrender. Cao Zhi wanted to fight To break the shackles that imprisoned the clan, especially the shackles that imprisoned Cao Zhi himself, the secret battle under the waves of the Battle of Shiting is a very good entry point. Sun Quan, Lu Xun, Zhou Li, and even the impressive Sun Dahu, this secret chess move has more profound meaning than the war on the table. As of now, even if the upcoming Battle of Shiting can reverse the defeat and turn the tide, it will be difficult to untie the shackles that imprisoned Cao Zhi. No one in power will vigorously use such a loser in the competition for the crown prince who has high hopes from Emperor Wu. The best entry point is that Cao Zhi is the only one, and that no one can replace him. Cao Rui's own governance His style has destined him to be incompatible with the nobles, and to fight secretly. Throughout the development of Cao Wei, the clan leadership is the unchanging purpose. When facing a situation where no one is available, it is not necessary to let Cao Zhi take the position directly at this time. If it can enter Cao Rui's consideration, after boiling the frog in warm water, letting Cao Zhi participate in or even control the Huainan theater is no longer an untouchable idea. Princess Qinghe was mentioned in the previous article, which reminded me of Xiahou Mao. In the context of Princess Qinghe, who was very rare, but still supported Cao Zhi, Xiahou Mao was a good springboard for the game with Sima Yi. Maybe his ability was worrying, but he couldn't hold him back. Maybe his five-dimensional attributes were really mediocre, but as the leader of the peace phase of the Yongliang war zone, his lack of provocation was one of his few shining points. Although the opening chapter is limited to the Palace of Yongqiu, the connection of various hidden threads still makes people feel the story that can be explored in depth. The shadow of the sword is dimmed, and the sound of drums and horns is gone. In other words, the shadow of swords and swords is never dimmed, it just changes from bright to dark, and the clanking of drums and horns never stops. If it does not resound in the east, it must be played in the west.

To be honest, the pace of this book is very slow. There are even ten chapters where three or four people are fighting and chatting repeatedly, but you can actually read it with interest when you calm down. It is worthy of being written by Lao Zhuang, a professional in the Three Kingdoms. The protagonists of various personalities can be well written. 🥱 Speaking of the protagonist, the modern actor is so crazy that he screamed on the rooftops in the early stage. I felt that I had dissuaded a lot of readers, almost including myself, and I only half-conquered one person in the forty or fifty chapters. Of course, it is reasonable considering the situation of Cao Zhi and his son being exiled. Overall, it is really a semi-hell start. ✌️However, behind this madness, the protagonist exudes an indescribable charm. In words, he is alert, cunning, and rogue, but I like this character very much😂 😳 See it in historical articles It is really not easy to write such a traditional Machiavellian espionage time travel story without cheating, system opening, or technology trees. Moreover, every character in this book is very well-depicted and very intelligent. They are definitely at the level of food, even if it does not include fairy grass. 😡The last and most important point is that this book keeps driving but is not too outrageous or to the point of 404. It is very enjoyable to read (I really found out that Lao Zhuang is lsp🤭). In this regard, this book is ten thousand times better than those fake saints and eunuchs.Confucius once said: Food and sex are the same. It is human nature to like beautiful things (especially sexual desire). Isn't this a natural thing? So why do those eunuch articles pretend to be eunuchs? Pretend to control your desires? (Are you just afraid of 404? Why can't you write more implicitly? Why do you pretend to be a saint?) 👍 Generally speaking, this book has some shortcomings, such as the pace is too slow and many people are not used to it (after all, this is the era of fast food and cool writing, so this is understandable) ), but overall it's really good. The plot has a plot, the characters are very distinct and I think they're very lovable. The most important thing is that you have to drive and drive (someone's nature is the most real), it will definitely keep you entertained 🤭

At the end of the Han Dynasty, Cao Rui did more cheating than you, even Sima Yi couldn't make trouble. At that time, Cao Zhen and Zhang He were so cheating, and all their efforts were in Cao Rui's hands, but you still come back, bullshit

I haven't read this novel yet, but as soon as I read the introduction, I didn't want to read it. Return to the Jianghu? Write a historical article to return to the Jianghu. I don't know what the author thought.

The old rule is, if you want a supporting role, sign up here. You can choose it at your discretion. There is no guarantee. Especially for those who are more of a role than the protagonist, don't dream!

If this plot was fictional history, it wouldn't have been so tragic. The subject of the Three Kingdoms is seriously labeled. You don't write about the struggle for hegemony, you don't write about the strategy. It's all about spies. How come you don't understand it after writing the Three Kingdoms for so long?

The writing is quite good, but it would be better if it describes more about the struggle in the imperial court. It's boring to make the Three Kingdoms and Infernal Affairs interpenetrate into cia. It also makes no sense to write that Cao Rui is the son of the Yuan family. Can't we fight Sima Yi properly without using conspiracy theories? . The author's writing style is in vain

How to write it down. This book is not popular, it is mediocre.

It is tasteless to eat and a pity to throw away.

A bunch of people who shouted to persuade them to quit when they saw that they were no longer emperors were really speechless. How much do you want to use a golden pole to carry dung, but you have to see pig feet ascending to the throne? Not to mention the sense of immersion, this book is obviously mainly about espionage and secret warfare. The main reason for immersion is to experience the tension and excitement of lurking in the industry. Does the final ending really matter? How many failed lives must we have to be obsessed with achieving the throne?

Why should someone take refuge in you if you are not the emperor? Because you are handsome?

In the previous book, the protagonist, a gentleman, became a saint, but in this book, the protagonist, a scoundrel, looks like a scumbag. Why are the protagonists so extreme?

There is no way to say that this introduction persuades me to quit. If you hold great power and do not want to be the emperor, the people below you will force you to do so. Talents will not help you. Anyway, there are too many flaws, so forget it. . .

Change the introduction and get full marks for dismissal.

The introduction of this book is to persuade others to quit. You have to trick others into coming in first and then kill them. If you are not an emperor, you will probably have to attack them.

Is this a country that I have conquered and then given to my younger brother?

This book is really good, it's the best among the Three Kingdoms novels I've read 👍

After reading Chapter 56, I really can't hold on anymore. Although the protagonist pretends to be crazy, he can't chase me. After all, he has to clear his name in the future and lose his reputation in that era? This alone is the biggest obstacle to becoming emperor in the future.

Cao Rui was very strong, but he died early. Under him, Sima Yi had to pretend

I have read more than two hundred chapters. The writing is okay, but I am not knowledgeable enough and many people do not recognize it 😭

Lao Zhuang Or try a hell-level difficulty, where before and after Cao Shuang stepped down, Lao Cao or the descendants of the Xiahou family counterattacked the time travel. Writing this must be more challenging than Ba ​​Shu.

After Zhuang Buzhou conquered Shu, he wrote more and more about it.

It is recommended that authors think more about why they write books. If it is just for their own hobbies, then just write casually. If it is to make money, then read more reviews. The book you write is not to satisfy yourself, but to satisfy the readers.

Let Lao Zhuang challenge the Gongsun family in Liaodong. They are remote and poor, with insufficient population and no talent. It will definitely be exciting if there is a big comeback.

It would have been nice if it was about a power struggle, but I didn't expect it to be about a spy war.