Aiding the Han Dynasty

I read Pei's notes carefully again, only to find that Lu Xun, who should have been called Lu Yi before 224 AD, had been reading this biography and ignored the others.

Personally speaking, the overall idea of ​​this novel is okay, the historical research is also qualified, and it can be considered reasonable and well-founded But I feel that there are two shortcomings; 1. The protagonist is too clever to show off. I think sometimes everyone is a sensible person, and if you insist on playing this scheming, no one will be wrong. Although the protagonist is only a teenager, it gives people the illusion. But after all, the opponents are Cao Cao and Sun Quan, the dominant figures, and they have their own way of doing things. For example, in order to get Xu Shu, Cao Cao would kidnap Xu Shu's mother. There are some talents that he cannot get and will not let others get. They have their own wisdom and pride, and the civil and military personnel under their command are not ordinary people. So showing off your cleverness in front of Cao Sun doesn't make much sense. Refer to Yang Xiu's fate 2. Use death to drive a wedge between Lu Xun and Sun Quan, let alone how to hide Liu Bei. If Sun Quan directly destroys the Lu family (I think it is very likely), or settles the accounts after the fall (can the Lu family without Lu Xun survive the unfriendly Sun family), will the surviving Lu Xun still be the same Lu Xun? Can it really be kept hidden forever? This is a bit like Song Jiang making money from Qin Ming.

Why does it feel like the protagonist has been seeking death? If it weren't for the protagonist, he would have died long ago.

From "Collection of Ancient Chinese Atlases"

I feel like writing Lu Xun to death so quickly was a point of dissuasion. . .

It's better to work alone than to work for others. What's more, it's a Three Kingdoms novel. It's better to build your own empire.

Lu Xun directly persuaded Lu Xun to quit. You wrote such a plan before to recruit Lu Xun, and Lu Xun was already joining. When I read it, I thought that Lu Xun would perform well in the future. I felt a sense of pleasure in collecting generals. Then I saw the protagonist and shot Lu Xun directly. I was split on the spot. What did you say you did before? This turning point is so blunt that I am speechless.

The author is a great talent in this world. I thought no one knew ancient Chinese history better than me, but it turns out this author knows it better than me. He is truly a man given by heaven🤭

I thought this book had a good start, but it turned out that the protagonist used Wu Yong's tricks to kill Lu Xun, went out without sex, and seduced a married woman. I felt it was too frivolous, so let's wait and see.

Uncle, let me go first Will the heroine of this book be Guan Yinping?