The Rise of the Song Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms

How did your old enemy break in? If it is the entire force of the old enemy, or himself, or with a group of subordinates, it is okay if it is himself, but if it is with the entire force or subordinates, let alone the late Han Dynasty when the princes are divided, even the Han Dynasty cannot withstand it at its peak.

... Everything I read before was pretty good, until the author wrote about the emotional scene, where I met Lu Lingji, a nymphomaniac, and got into trouble. I was so embarrassed that I almost got cancer.

In my personal opinion, if the protagonist brings Yue Fei, Di Qing, and Han Shizhong together, in the Three Kingdoms, the military power gap is not enough to be crushed, and he is almost invincible on the frontal battlefield. As for counselors, in military terms, the possibility of Yue Fei falling into the trap is almost zero. Although Di Qing and Han Shizhong may have fallen into the trap, their battlefield maneuvers are better than those of the famous generals of the Three Kingdoms. Looking carefully at the Three Kingdoms, in fact, almost all the famous generals in the Three Kingdoms were fought in the civil war. They fought one battle every three to two years, and fought in big fields every ten or eight years. They did not have much experience. However, Yue, Di, and Han rose from small soldiers to commanders in foreign battles. Basically, they fought a few battles a year, and one battle every three or two years. They had extremely rich battlefield experience.

After the Three Kingdoms ended, there were millions of people in the world. If you still write indiscriminately, there will be no one left by the time you unify.

This is the weakest Five Tiger Generals I have ever seen.

I hope the author can give Liu Bei some talents, such as Wang Meng, Xie Xuan, Xie An, etc. Can the author do it?

Lu Bu had a much better start than Liu Bei. Although Liu Bei was related to Zhang Meng, he couldn't fight with strength. You see, Guan Yu was better than Zhang Fei because he loved his soldiers and knew the art of war. Zhang Liao was also good at this, but Zhang Liao's force was not as strong as Guan Yu's. There are also Gao Shun's die-hard loyalists and military training. Not to mention that Lu Bu is the ceiling of the martial arts world. Even the second master has to submit to martial arts. In the early stage, there was no military advisor, but later on, Chen Gong was there to help. There are famous figures in both civil and military affairs. Unfortunately, Lu Bu is a fool. He insists on losing Xuzhou and pushing Liu Bei to the opposite side. If he is not greedy for Xuzhou. Cooperate with Liu Bei, defeat Cao Cao, and maybe achieve something by going south from Xuzhou.

Finally, there is this kind of Three Kingdoms fanfic that specializes in summoning a dynasty. Other summoning novels are in the name of the Three Kingdoms, and in the end they all turned into a chaos throughout history. There is no such thing as the Three Kingdoms. I don't know if there is another dynasty that specifically summons a dynasty in the Three Kingdoms, such as the Ming Dynasty, the early Tang Dynasty, the Northern and Southern Dynasties, etc. This kind of generals is less chaotic, and it is better to see the collision of the two dynasties. Can anyone recommend some books?

Why is the protagonist so weak? Can he really be a good lord? At least the force of force must be enough to protect himself.

Zhou Yu is so powerful, but without Zhuge Liang, he can't deal with Zhou Yu?

Summon Meng Gong from behind? He was the master of strategic defense in the Southern Song Dynasty and forcefully extended the life of the Southern Song Dynasty.

In a unified answer, some book friends hope that other forces, such as Cao Cao and Liu Bei, can have talents from other eras invade. Thank you book friends for your support, this proposal cannot be done! The random characters in this book are limited to the Northern and Southern Song Dynasty, Xixia, Liao, Jin, Mongolia, and 5 countries In the middle and later stages, novel characters may appear, such as the fierce generals in the Water Margin at the end of the Liao Dynasty! The host enters the characters in the early stage, mainly historical figures from the Song Dynasty! What I want to create is the wonderful collision of time and space between the elites of the Song Dynasty on the stage of the Three Kingdoms, under a lord who has a little burden of survival! As for the old enemy, the author really feels that if it weren't for the Song Dynasty royal family being too stupid! Or wise people die too early! Not to mention defeating these old enemies, self-protection is absolutely no problem! Even Xixia and his ilk can be wiped out in the early stage! If Li Jiqian was in the Three Kingdoms, I personally think he would be on the same level as Han Sui. Wouldn't someone like Cao Cao kill him? As for the other four, they are indeed Mingzhu! It's difficult! But only in this way can there be a collision! It will look wonderful, right? The author has also read a lot of chaos summoning articles. It was very exciting at the beginning with Li Cunxiao and Qin Qiong appearing one by one, but then what? A lot of historical figures have appeared one after another! It's like a hodgepodge of chaos! Even characters from before the Three Kingdoms will come out, such as Xiang Yu! Ying Zheng! It's lively, but noisy! Don't treat the ancients as idiots. If you have a system, you will be invincible, right? Just my personal opinion. Finally, I would like to thank everyone for your support! Thank you very much!

After reading a few chapters, my brain hurts! There are a lot of typos, misuse of punctuation, and unclear sentence segmentation. While I was reading, I had to help you re-segment the sentence in my mind, which made me feel tired. Can the author use some snacks?

If you have high poison resistance, don't worry about it and just watch it. In addition, it is revealed that pig's feet are cheap and stupid. Women are more important than his life. He is still an innocent boy, worthy of the status of a prince, haha.

The population of Jiangdong is small, and the resources are far less than those of the Central Plains at that time. The aristocratic families are too powerful. Without cheating, it is impossible to unify China from south to north. Except for Zhu Yuanzhang in history, Liu Yu in the Southern and Northern Dynasties could do it, and the National Northern Expedition in modern times does not count.

I endured dozens of books, but I couldn't hold on any longer. I couldn't hold on to this book without thinking.

Otherwise, I'll just scold you for nothing. I wrote it well at the beginning, but after a few dozen chapters, I started to poison you...

The protagonist's overbearing spirit is too serious. He belongs to the four major families. Just say a few words and the head of the family will just take the lead and call him the lord. It is not true at all and does not consider the actual situation at all.

Chapter 55 is toxic, the mentality of modern diaosi, I can't stand it anymore.

Such beautiful flowers, why did the author insist on inserting them on cow dung? Does the protagonist have no good people under his command? He comes from a scholarly family, but you marry him to a man from the mountains who is illiterate and incompetent?

They fought back and forth, but none of the enemy generals died.

Such a setting is really in vain. I just wrote it as drool. It was normal at first, although there are many problems.

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Are you preparing to carry out the single heroine to the end?

The Song Dynasty's Hui Hui Pao (counterweighted trebuchet) was a dimensionality-reducing blow to the Three Kingdoms, not to mention the Divine Arm Bow. Even Lu Bu couldn't withstand the concentrated fire of the Divine Arm Bow.

Lu Xianji, courtesy name Hetian, was born in Jingde, Anhui. In the fifteenth year of Daoguang's reign, he was promoted to Jinshi. He selected common people and was awarded the title of editor. When moving to the imperial censor and serving as ministers, he was upright and dared to speak out. He discussed the gains and losses of current affairs in detail, which was often used. When Emperor Wenzong came to the throne, he was entrusted with the imperial edict to entrust him with the study of Shengsheng. He corrected people's hearts, educated talents, and cared for the people. He was especially praised. Moved to Honglu Temple. In the first year of Xianfeng, he was promoted to Minister of the Ministry of Industry. In the second year, because the current situation was in danger, he sent an edict to ask for advice, and said briefly: "The bandits in western Guangdong are causing trouble. In the past two years, the generals have been ordered to send out troops, but to no avail. They even besieged the provincial capital and went on a rampage. Nanhe Feng The work has not been completed, heavy transportation has been blocked, and the victims have gathered together. The river construction cost is 5 million, and the military supplies are more than 10 million. The ministers are at a loss, and the country will be weakened. For example, when it comes to illness, the vitality and blood vessels are extremely depleted, and the external evils are burning. If the disease is ignored and medical treatment is avoided, it will become more difficult to save the disease. The only way to cure it is to open the mouth and search for good remedies. The young ministers and ministers have all removed their taboos and changed their old habit of venting their opinions, so that they can express their opinions in order to pool their wisdom. "He came in and ordered the ministers, ministers, and ministers who had something to say to speak out based on what they saw and heard. In the first month of the third year, Xianji was ordered to go to Anhui to join the governors Jiang Wenqing and Zhou Tianjue to handle the prevention and suppression matters. As the gateway to the Yangtze River and Huaihe River, it is appropriate for important ministers to be stationed. When Chaohu reaches the upper reaches of Liangshan Mountain, local bandits should be appeased to prevent them from being used by thieves, and it can be used as a corner with Liangshan Mountain. However, it was not possible to carry out the campaign, and Anqing and Jiangning fell one after another. The memorial was sent to Yuan Jiasan and the prefect Zhao Fan to assist the regiment in conducting anti-suppression exercises. He also transferred Li Hongzhang and other military assistants to the military. Together with Zhou Tianjue, he said: "Everything should be divided. The regiment training is dedicated to annihilating the bandits; the pastoral command is to guard the local area and command the general to suppress the bandits. They are not allowed to stay a hundred miles away to avoid being blamed." Shang Weizhi. There is no strong team in Anhui, and the team training is also scattered and undependable. In July, the defeated bandits from Hubei broke into Yingshan, harassed Taihu Lake, and invaded Hongjiabu. Xianji went out to attack Gengyintai and Wu Dengyong and drove them away. In August, the thieves returned from Jiangxi and invaded Anqing. Xianji went to Shucheng and Tongcheng to encourage regiment training and support the army. Gengyintai and Wu Dengyong died in the battle at Jixian Pass. The thieves invaded Tongcheng, and the gentleman Ma Sanjun led Lian Yong to fight but failed, and then fell. Zhang Xiyu, the inspector-general who had been dismissed, retreated to Daguan, and Xianji resisted and impeached him. At that time, when the army was stationed in Shu City, it might be reported that it was not responsible for defending the territory, and it did not have a single soldier under its command. The bandits were very sharp, so they could retreat and try to raise again. Xianji said: "I was ordered to govern the countryside and kill thieves. I should die to serve the country. Do you dare to avoid the bandits and survive?" When the thieves arrived in October, they climbed up the piste to defend the city. The city fell and he died. When Wen Zong first heard about the fall of Shu City, he said: "A virtuous person is always loyal, and he will be able to live without any loss." He mourned deeply, gave him the title of minister, and extended his favor to build a special temple in Shu City. He was given the rank of Cavalry Captain and was enshrined in the Zhaozhong Temple in the capital and his hometown. Later, Anhui invited local sages to be worshiped, with a special edict: "The sages have good conduct, are honest and upright in their official positions, and are worthy of their reputation." The reward was accepted.

Yue Fei died the fastest, the court will not let him go

The military generals of the Song Dynasty were really powerful at fighting foreigners, so they wanted civil servants to fight against foreigners. It has something to do with the founding emperor. He relied on military power to usurp the throne, so he naturally suppressed military personnel. Just like Li Shimin, the descendants also laugh when the father dies and the son laughs, and the brothers attack when the brothers attack.

To be honest, the protagonist or the author's level of political governance is really limited, and the primary and secondary contradictions and key points cannot be distinguished. Just after the founding of the country, Cao Cao played the land state-owned? The powerful families in the late Han and Jin Dynasties had private armies. Except for the poor families, all the other civil servants and military generals came from this class. Are you not afraid of forcing them to rebel and subjugate the country? There was also a small population in the late Han Dynasty, and the land conflict did not reach this point. The key issue was to straighten out the taxation, and collect the poll tax, land tax, commercial tax, and labor service. After that, we would straighten out the government, so that future generations could self-rectify and rectify the supervisory officials, and then tighten the military power. It would be another three hundred years of dynasty at least. Wait until the population begins to overflow and start the great voyage. At that time, you will only dislike the insufficient population. The intensive farming of one man and five fields is too inefficient. Did you know that sheep in Britain historically ate humans? The principle is the same.

Deng Susu, the author wrote a good bloody idol drama, farewell