The Three Kingdoms: Starting by Bluffing Liu Bei

If you have read the official history, you will know that Liu Bei is actually very similar to Liu Bang, but he is less rogue and cunning than Liu Bang and more sincere and righteous. In fact, I feel that he is more like a knight. Nowadays, many people who hate Uncle Liu say that he can only cry and be hypocritical. To say that he is hypocritical, it is his ability to be hypocritical all his life. I like Cao Cao's domineering and true temperament, but I also like Liu Bei's sincerity and righteousness.

There are many excellent works in the Three Kingdoms genre, but if you carefully pick them up and look at them one by one, you will find that not many can truly be called fine works. This book, for the time being, can be regarded as a good product. It can be seen that the author has portrayed many "human feelings and sophistication" in the official workplace, and he also has a good understanding of historical details and basic knowledge. The characterization of the characters is also quite good. There are some plots where book friends have opinions on the protagonist. In fact, it is not surprising that a university lecturer in his thirties in modern society came to the late Han Dynasty with a latecomer mentality and behaved like that. After all, there is a big difference between the current peaceful era and the period of intermittent decline of the feudal cannibalistic society. When a scholar tries to find a job, he can't get it done in three years. It is necessary to give the protagonist an adaptation period and a transition period. If the person is like a great sage, the book will be the same. As for the protagonist's special negotiation ability, there can still be more reflections. I read this book over the weekend and have only read more than ten chapters now. From the current point of view, the shortcoming of this book is that there is room for improvement in some "details". Of course, this involves the author's creative inertia. I have also tried writing myself, so I have enough patience to understand and read a few more chapters or even a dozen chapters to find the answer. No comment. As for the characterization, I have to mention one thing. The protagonist is too utilitarian. It is true that reality is cold and clear, and it cannot be satisfied by eating moral principles. But no matter what, it is beneficial to open your mouth and keep silent, which is not helpful for the maintenance of personal morality. The problem with the protagonist is that in terms of general direction and actions, he is on the same path as Liu, Guan, and Zhang, but in terms of specific actions and remarks, he is a bit explicit. Perhaps the two people in history, Jian and Sun, were old friends and did not have to worry about their speech, so there was nothing wrong with them, whether they made dirty jokes with Liu Bei or directly talked about the pros and cons. But if the protagonist is not positioned as a close confidant, but as an important minister, or a collaborator, superior or subordinate for a period of time, then you should be wary of this kind of behavior. Those who are accustomed to talking about interests can hardly express justice. If this point cannot be alleviated, then maybe the protagonist is more in line with Zhang Yi's positioning. It means both meaning and benefit. While living in Xinye and visiting Longzhong three times, Liu Bei still dared to say that he "wanted to believe in righteousness in the world", which shows that no matter whether Zhaolie wavered in his life, his essence of righteousness and loving the people has not changed. In an era of limitations, national affairs must be decided by a decision-making team composed of several people. The protagonist will now obviously belong to an important part of the Liu Bei Group's decision-making team. When such a Zhang Yi occupies an irreplaceable position in the decision-making layer, he is bound to be biased towards a certain tendency when making decisions. And in the process of downward implementation of such decisions and the continuous amplification of problems, it is very likely to create some kind of bad atmosphere. For me personally, if because of the protagonist's habits and preconceptions, Zhao Lie is used to hearing about justice and profit instead of justice in his actions, then his relationship with Kong Ming will be like a bubble. Zhang Yifei is not bad, but his righteousness is touching. Zhaolie's actions, every time he acts contrary to his ethics, are not slogans or show-offs, but the concepts and ethics he firmly believes in. —— Originally I didn't think of posting a book review. After all, I haven't followed up yet, and I haven't had time to see the author's structure behind it. I can't make a conclusion after a lot of thinking. But there are too many violent comments in the comment area, and I always wanted to say something, so I just talked about it briefly. The creation of online literature is not only the hard work and labor of the author, but also the participation of book friends. Chapter reviews are also an indispensable part of the content. A group of people watching a butcher slaughter a pig would be laughed at if they pointed at the pig skin all day long and told them how to cut it. Thinking is more important than seeing and speaking. An excellent online article must have a group of excellent readers and follow it with excellent comments. Instead of taking out things that have long been concluded and reading some eye-catching outrageous arguments and fallacies to "get to the bottom of things", or looking at some obscene things and unthinkingly resenting them to "use the past to satirize the present". Things are dead, but people are alive. Look at it from a dialectical thinking perspective, think about it, and then talk about it.

I have a son, Liu Chan, a wise nephew, Liu Cong, a godmother, the Queen Mother He, the Five Tiger Generals Fang Yue, Yu She, Liu Sandao, Xing Daorong, and Pan Feng. I also have a filial son, Lu Bu, a loyal minister, Sima Yi, and a wise prime minister, Dong Zhuo. The wine fairy Chun Yuqiong, the brave hero Xia Houjie, the magic sword Xia Houen, the genius lobbyist Jiang Qian, the city guard generals Mi Fang and Fu Shiren, ask Guo Tu about domestic affairs and Zhang Song about foreign affairs, the great cause is decided! ! ! !

Today I read the Three Kingdoms series by Leng Xiong on a certain video. The last sentence is a bit interesting. It is about why many people say Liu Bei is a hypocrite? It's unclear why this is so, but upright people like Guan, Zhang and Zhao have followed the impoverished Liu Bei from the beginning. Are they out of their minds? Why is Zhuge Liang willing to sacrifice himself to death for a hypocrite? Could it be that Cao Cao said that the only heroes in the world were his envoys and Cao Er just to boast? Is it possible that Gongsun Zan is willing to call himself a brother-in-law with a hypocrite and send military commanders to him?

On Liu Bei

In fact, any force is good, and there is no problem in reaching a high position and living a comfortable life. As for those who compete for hegemony, other than those who directly travel through time and become emperors, I really can't stand it with the indigenous protagonists. After all, I know that following one person can basically lead a stable and wealthy life, but they choose to fight for hegemony in a life-or-death situation. It is really incomprehensible.

Pinned🔝: Anyone who refutes me, please post the original text of the history book or strong evidence, so that we can discuss with each other and learn together. Don't be embarrassed by those who have baseless doubts Recently, a bunch of trainee bosses have come to the comment area to bully me. How many of my commenters have read "Three Kingdoms" and "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms"? Anyone who has read it carefully will not say that Zhuge Liang is not as good as Fa Zheng. One is a bastard and the other is a mastermind. I don't need to say which one is more important. Historical novels are secondary creations based on history, and everything must respect the most basic historical facts. Historical online novels are considered the most serious in the entire online literary environment, and excessive entertainment can only please a small number of people. I think most people would not like to see Guan Yu and Zhuge Liang in the novel, they are like Yue Guang Treasure Box. Recently, I have seen some misinformation about "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". The author should consider it. ①In the official history, Zhang Fei is worthy of Lu Bu in terms of personal force value. In addition to his archery skills, Guan Yu's personal force value and commanding ability can overwhelm Lu Bu. During the Three Kingdoms period, there were really not many generals killed in front of the battle. The most legendary one was Guan Yu's killing of Yan Liang. The only ten thousand enemies recorded in the entire "Three Kingdoms" are Guan Yu and Zhang Fei. Later generations also used the term "Yu Fei's courage" to describe a person's bravery. But in the wars of the Three Kingdoms period, when evaluating generals, it is more necessary to look at the commander's value. Taken together, Guan Yu is a strong contender for the number one general in the Three Kingdoms. "Yu, powerful in China." It was not just blown. Lu Bu calls himself a "Flying General", and like Li Guang, he is very skilled in archery. However, his commanding ability only focused on light cavalry, and he was unable to fight a tough battle, and was defeated by Sun Jian at Hulao Pass. Lu Bu's highlight moments were also small-scale cavalry charges and shooting halberds at the gate. Lü Bu is a prince, and Guan Yu is the commander-in-chief. If the two of them fight a war between princely states with large numbers of people and complex arms, there is a high probability that Lü Bu will be overpowered by Guan Yu. However, Lu Bu's escape ability is excellent, so he might be able to escape. To prevent anyone from calling me Yubuki, let me clarify. It was Sun Jian who killed Hua Xiong while warming the wine, Tai Shi Ci who crossed the border and killed the general, Liao Hua who rode thousands of miles alone, Wen Chou died in the chaos, Lu Su went there alone, and Huarong said that Liu Bei was late. Killing Yanliang, scraping bones to cure poison, and flooding the seven armies are real. ② Chen Gong, whoever Chen Gong follows will rebel against him. Zhang Miao, Zhang Chao rebelled against Cao Cao, and Hao Meng rebelled against Lu Bu. They were all instigated by Chen Gong. The author can consider letting his protagonist suffer several big losses. ③Liu Bei's commanding ability and force value are actually above the level. In the early battles, Liu Bei won evenly matched battles, but he often encountered crushing situations with a bad face. . . ④ Zhuge Liang, "Only prudent in life" is the correct evaluation. He is proficient in arranging troops, managing people's livelihood, and coordinating the overall situation. He can be said to be an all-rounder. Rather than "too wise to be a monster".

Well, this is Li Su before time travel, otherwise he wouldn't be able to time travel

I feel like I can support Liu Bei, and it would be good to be a counselor under him.

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