Liu Bei's Eldest Son

When you have a son, you should be like Sun Zhongmou, who gave away 100,000 yuan in a battle at Hefei.

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Silver was used in the Han Dynasty? Still broken silver? Have you watched too many TV series? Do you know that copper coins were used in the Han Dynasty, five baht coins?

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It's okay to read it as a cool article. First, Cai Lun made paper and then chairs appeared in the Han Dynasty. This is not because you can't check the information. This is because basic historical common sense is incomplete.

Having a son should be like Sun Zhongmou, this is a clear praise and a hidden derogation. Why use it in the introduction?

The first thing the protagonist does when he travels back in time is to make rice paper. Haha, what did the protagonist do before? You even know the process of making rice paper. Also, did Xuzhou have the special materials for making rice paper at that time?

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Does anyone feel the same as me? In the Han and Jin Dynasties, single-character names were noble, while double-character names were cheap. This seems to have changed only in the Tang Dynasty. Liu Bei would never give his son this name at this time

Liu Changan, Cao Luoyang, Sun Jiankang (Jianye? I forgot what Nanjing was called during the Three Kingdoms period.) Then there is Sima Jin

Liu Bei had a bad temper, and it took him several years to calm down in Xinyezhai.

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He obviously had tens of thousands of soldiers and horses, but he only took two or three people to find others. He was besieged and hunted by various forces. The struggle for hegemony of the Three Kingdoms was written as a martial arts arena.

There are no problems with the writing and logic, and the description is actually okay. At least the characters can be described on the surface. However, a common problem among newcomers to historical writing is that some basic knowledge is not in place. There is no other way but to slowly accumulate and collect information. If you want to write well, this step is necessary. And you must raise your own requirements and not just muddle along, because there is a saying that if you ask for the best, you will get the middle, and if you ask for the middle, you will get the lower. If some aspects could be deepened, the novel would be very good. For example, the establishment of a military medical school and the Yuan family's search for assassins are actually a bit inappropriate. The first is the military medical school. The teachers and equipment are secondary. The key is to change the ideological concepts at the time, because most of the people who know medical skills are from aristocratic families, and medical skills are not valued in the eyes of aristocratic families. For example, Hua Tuo has been a fan of officials all his life, but because of his medical skills, he could not get an official position. In the end, he was killed by Cao Cao in Guandu for various reasons. Another person hired a murderer to kill someone. In the historical context of the time, there were many things wrong with this incident. The first point is that Yuan Shao is the fourth generation and the third prince, and he is the leader of the party. If his adviser and his son are exposed to commit murders, it will have a huge blow to his prestige; second point, this is also inconsistent with Shen Pei's character; third point, let's talk about off-site factors, Liu Bei His reputation at that time was quite good, and he had many knight-errant relationships when he was young. To put it bluntly, if you find someone to assassinate Liu Bei's son, that person may have tipped off Liu Bei in the past. What's more, Wang Yue's disciples are either with Emperor Xian of Han or with Cao Cao. . .

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According to historical records, Liu Bei had a son a long time ago. Missing or died during the Battle of Changbanpo, Liu Bei's two daughters were also captured by Cao Jun. Only the youngest son Liu Chan was rescued by Zhao Yun.

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There have been dozens of books about the Three Kingdoms. I know some basic information about the characters in the Three Kingdoms. Is this book a good book?

When Liu Bei was the shepherd of Xuzhou, did he have any sons? Isn't this nonsense?