Junk Food Aid Shuhan

Liu Chan is a garbage man with a fat head, big ears, and no ambition. He has read many novels and no one has helped him.

Instant noodles are an excellent military ration. They are full of salt, sugar, oil, and carbohydrates. The only protein and vitamins are slightly lacking. But in ancient times, they could provide a lot of calories and were a precious treasure.

Trying to leave a comment. Jpg Disclaimer in advance: I am a master of history. I only read the article for entertainment, and do not examine the historical relevance. If I mention it, it is nonsense, and you are right - unless you tell such nonsense as Zhuge Liang's allegiance to Wu, then that is another matter. It is said to be Chapter 17. In fact, I am usually too lazy to read it, so I only felt it after reading the part of the village. First, the packaging problem that I originally thought would be a problem has at least received a relatively reliable solution - although there are indeed "flaws". The questions and popular science mentioned by Zhang, I remember correctly, are the doubts about fire attacks and operational effects, but I believe this is "quick wit" rather than "extreme", and I think this will be improved in the future. Secondly, from reading the chapter, the author seems to like to use alienation tactics very much - he does not mean to say that alienation tactics are bad. This strategy is a conspiracy in the first place. Regardless of whether it works or not, when will there not be a good method that is low-cost and won't "backfire"? It's just that I question the status of the three companies. The evil leader of the Mo family is also the most greedy. The head of the Mo family (forgive me for not remembering) got instant noodles for the first time and no one got a share, and the other two families even shared some. Regardless of whether the reason is the greed of the Mo family or the inability of the two families to suppress their servants, the Mo family should be the first in terms of eccentricity - even if it wasn't originally, it should be after the three families attacked and knew they had a meeting. However, in the end of the Mo family's attack, no one rebelled against the family leader. The second family chose to split, and the third family simply ran away and reestablished itself. However, I personally feel that the Mo family should not be so united. The character of the head of the Mo family above is probably tyrannical and violent, with no relatives at all - it is impossible for such a person to even imagine that he has close followers. I don't think he can survive until the resistance is over, and he should have been killed long ago. Moreover, the army that had just been killed before was already disorganized. The other two families immediately collapsed as soon as they withdrew their troops. I think it is feasible for them to switch sides occasionally according to historical records, let alone killing a family head. The original article did not find the ending of the Mo family leader for a while, but after a closer look, he should have died after breaking the city, and he was probably killed after being caught. I think the head of the Mo family can refer to the Zhi clan in the Warring States Period... It seems that Uncle Zhi is? In short, it was the one who was whipped to death in the beginning of Zizhi Tongjian. In the end, he died at the hands of his subordinates (although the connection with the family is not that close, it is not a qualified family). I think according to the degree of renunciation of the Mo family, it is enough. Or... Similar to the way Zhang Fei died in the novel? That should be correct, right? Ah, I digress, let's talk about the alienation plan. I support the use of the divorce meter, but I do not support it taking effect every time. This time, the three companies are all deviant people, so it is normal to use it - mainly because it gave me a feeling of "effective every time" mentioned in the chapter, so I couldn't help but say a few more words. If the author didn't write about this effect, please treat it as if I didn't say it. The prerequisite for it to take effect is that there is a gap, and the brain cannot be used very well, or the gap is small and the brain is not easy to use - specifically refers to this short-term effect, and long-term operations are discussed separately. After all, the alienation effect is broken one by one. People who are too smart know that they must trust each other regardless of whether they believe it or not, while people who have a good relationship just don't believe it. So, I hope the author can come up with a lot of tricks in the future, and look forward to max. A few additional small questions. In Chapter 13, I wrote a sentence: "Forcing the elderly and children to go into battle can make you brave." I don't quite understand this logic... In my opinion, it is right to force family members to go up. The kind of peace of mind that won't necessarily cut you. Anyone who has some imagination will think about how their family members will be treated. The consequence will be that people will start to lose heart. I think it is okay to just open the city without dignity. Then I say "Nai Weng" every time. I know the meaning of this word. If I remember correctly, it should mean your father. Just thinking about this question: Just like we now have several ways to express the meaning of a word (for example, mother, mother, mother, mother, mother, mother, mother, etc. All mean the same thing, although the last one seems to be basically no longer used), there shouldn't be only one way in the past, right? There are quite a few ways to express your dad. Even if it means "your dad" that we use today's foul language, I don't tend to think that there is only one way of writing it - in fact, I feel that the country folk can't think of such a refined word as "Nai Weng" and that the lecherous general won't say Nai Weng when his heart is clear. And about the scallion-flavored pork ribs noodles - in those days, they seemed to be called pigs and pigs, right? Modern people feel comfortable reading novels, but because they are a little carried away, when they suddenly see pork, they feel that there is something wrong with this noodle. Does it need to be dealt with? That's probably it. It's all just one person's opinion. If the author is serious about it, he can at least take a look at it. It's not black and white, it's just for discussion, it's a family opinion, you refute it, you are right, invest and vote, collect and promote - dog head saves life. Jpg The desire to survive is really full, so please don't rant - your tone is gentle and you refute my casualness, the worst is that I will shrink and die.

Come on, old wolf! But it's really unreasonable for the soldier who fooled Su Ding to escape.

He is not a member of the Han clan, but the troubled times are about to end, and he is the only one left in a small county? Now that the people are seeing peace, they will no longer think about the days when human life is like grass! The nobles are about to share the big cake, and no one is free to support him! Only a few hundred soldiers were available in the end? Goldfinger is instant noodles? Let's not talk about what the protagonist said at this time. It's just his own selfish desires! He doesn't take advantage of the right time, place and people, so he has golden finger instant noodles? I think it makes more sense for the protagonist to go to bed, as he can dream about everything...

One bad thing is that they are all adults. It is impossible for the protagonist to sacrifice his life for instant noodles. Although the appetite is good, it is impossible for the ancient county Weidu to lose his composure and kneel down to beg for a packet. And why is it said that it was given by Zhuge Liang? Let's not talk about official history or the Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Zhuge Liang is not suitable to be that god. He is too close. He can be Liu Bang or Jiang Taigong, or even an unknown old man. The protagonist is digging a hole for himself.

How does the author, a modern person, put the cart before the horse? What was needed to fight the war at the end of the Three Kingdoms period, money, food, and population. Nowadays, when money and food are almost unlimited, the only thing missing is population. Is there anything that can win people's hearts more than to divide the land among the local tyrants? What is the purpose of making friends with aristocratic families? It's not their money, food and population. It's completely unnecessary, okay? Don't forget the people's obsession with land. If the tax comes again, no one will follow you. He said that after the enemy was captured, he didn't want to leave after eating today's canned instant noodles, not to mention some poor people who didn't have enough to eat or clothing to keep warm. If there are no educated people to govern the place, we can implement military control first, and use the injured and retired soldiers to serve as policemen to help them solve some trivial matters. Without the rich families to stir up trouble, it will be strange to have enough food and clothing to maintain chaos. If you pick some smart people and some underprivileged children and train them for a period of time, you still won't be able to become the head of a village with hundreds of people. In the long term, if we run a school, cram education for three to five years, and open courses to obtain scholars, we are still afraid that there will be no one. The gunpowder is already out. Is it difficult to start a papermaking and printing business? Don't worry that the threshold will be smoothed by others and open up the promotion channel for talents, and there will be no one. Aristocratic families are a cancer. As a modern person, it would be embarrassing to stick to them. You don't have to apply the current system, but you can't live without modern people's way of thinking. Just like the ancients, you can win over aristocratic families to contribute their talents and conquer the world. Emperor Guangwu of the Han Dynasty, Liu Xiu, will find out. After conquering the world, the aristocratic families will fall in love and kill each other. There is also such a hot face to stick to a cold butt, and readers still have a lot of sense of empathy that can be squandered.

I can predict the ending. The protagonist becomes the emperor. Or the civet cat is replaced by the prince. If the descendant of the protagonist is named Liu, the descendant of that protagonist will be the emperor. I really don't believe it. The protagonist can return the throne to the descendants of Emperor Zhaolie in the end. It's really a matter of fifty steps and a hundred steps. You laugh at the Sima family for swallowing Wei. The Sima family laughs at you and imitates him.

Personally, I think it would be more interesting to have Liu Zhan, King of the North, or other descendants of Liu Bei as the protagonist, such as making a comeback from the Jedi and reviving the Han Dynasty for the second time. Otherwise, as some readers have said, the protagonist is not named Liu, so what kind of Shu Han is he?

Opposing the Qing Dynasty is the right way! ! ! The Three Kingdoms theme is not attractive at all. . . 🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷🐷

I feel like there is a modern person behind the system, letting the pig's trotters collect cultural relics of the Three Kingdoms and other valuable things. Fortunately, it bought them in modern times to make money, and then gave the pig's trotters some instant noodles 😰😰😰😰

Instant noodles have a lot of oil and salt, which was considered very delicious for ordinary people in ancient times.

I beg you, author, it's okay to write about lsp, but forget about writing about a snarky heroine. The few books you wrote about naughty female protagonists in the past were disgusting enough, but at least your grades were pretty good back then. How are your grades now with these books? Is it worth the risk? There was a market for savage girlfriends more than ten years ago, but not anymore. Please don't create another savage heroine, please.

The ending is really vicious. In order to successfully ascend the throne, Sima Yan actually killed Liu Chan's family. Under the banner of restoring the Han Dynasty, he actually came to power himself and even joined the system mother.

Many people have never considered how big a problem unlimited logistics is? Let's put it this way, in history, if anyone has this problem, it means that they can raise an army without restrictions, and even make all young people out of work. As a professional training soldier. If nothing else, just look at the Wei soldiers to see how powerful the off-duty soldiers are. Fifty thousand is enough to rule the world. Under the premise that more than 100,000 retired soldiers are absolutely loyal, any family can be slaughtered. And the protagonist has more than one kind of junk food. What is the concept? It means that the protagonist can use junk food to fill up these off-duty soldiers while gradually replenishing their nutrition. Let's put it this way, once the protagonist of this book gets milk candy, dried fish, pork jerky and the like. The protagonist of the Sima family is not thinking about reviewing the big man. Instead, the heads of the Sima family should be used as chamber pots, or Prime Minister Cao should be dug out and whipped for three hundred times. Or let Sun Hao kneel down from Jianye to Luoyang and sing Conquer in the protagonist If you get beef jerky, fried chicken, burgers and other meats, you should think about how to conquer the world.

To be honest, the rest of it is okay to watch. The dialogue between the protagonist and the system is really disgusting. . . The early dialogue was awkward enough, but I didn't expect the subsequent dialogue to be even more awkward. I know that all kinds of dialogue and flirting are just for the sake of word count, right? But the writing is so embarrassing, I feel like vomiting

Can you please stop writing nonsense? Instant noodles are not considered junk food at all. Instant noodles have been really stigmatized in recent years. That emergency and disaster relief operation was not a lucky instant noodles. To be honest, instant noodles are not as harmful as milk tea. Take the additives and preservatives as long as they do not exceed the dosage prescribed by the state, they are safe.

The introduction shocked me. How come instant noodles have no nutritional value? Instant noodles are made from wheat and are essentially the same as rice noodles. It is impossible for people to obtain sufficient nutrition from just relying on a single food. Instant noodles are not without nutrition, but they are not comprehensive in nutrition. In addition, adding some vegetables and meat is enough for modern people to consume nutrients. The noodles contain salt, which the ancients really lacked 🙄

It turns out that the instant noodles that a netizen sent to the Prime Minister through time and space were cut off by you.

I was not convinced after seeing the introduction. Let's talk about the nutritional value of instant noodles...

Those who think instant noodles can make them tired, probably they are always soaked, never cooked, and are very chewy after being cooked. They are a kind of staple food - who would get tired of eating their favorite staple food of noodles or rice? It's just a matter of liking one staple food but not another, and in ancient times there was absolutely no staple food that was more delicious than instant noodles!

Hot knowledge: Instant noodles are not junk food, but their nutritional structure is too simple. Eating too much is not good for your health.

I sincerely advise Lao Lang. If Lao Lang doesn't want this book to hit the streets, he must not wholesale the same vase-like heroine as he did before. The real book is good in everything, but the plot of the heroine is too cliche and repetitive. I really want to skip it.

Instant noodles were a good thing seventy years ago, not to mention not nutritious. In ancient times, eating well was considered a good life. The oil and salt in the food of ordinary people were only added when guests came. Many of today's junk foods were only eaten by nobles in the Three Kingdoms.

I'm going to rectify the name of instant noodles First of all, when people don't have enough to eat, eating something containing fat will only make it more delicious. Even if you don't have the seasoning packet, it's still delicious. Secondly, the various spices in the seasoning bag were very valuable in the late Han Dynasty.

The idea of ​​this book is very good, but unfortunately the author's writing power is limited and the writing is a mess. Such a good idea was wasted.

The role of paper nails is a bit exaggerated. In fact, there are very few large-scale applications of paper nails in Chinese history, and more are iron-paper mixed nails or cotton-paper mixed nails. The defensive power of paper armor is not that strong, but it is already very good against powerful swords. I'm afraid it's impossible to defend against spears, which are stronger than leather armor. Even if it's comparable to iron armor, I'm still afraid of the iron mace and giant axe, which can force my wits down.

To be honest, I don't know the actual number of ancient armies, but it is difficult for a county to have 800 people. If 800 people attack a city, a county can pick out a thousand people. I can wash these, even if the battle damage is a quarter, but the paper is expensive in the late Han Dynasty. How did you write it? It seems that the paper is very cheap.

Did Lao Lang sell his account?

The subject matter is really good, but the author's writing style obviously can't hold it up