The Three Kingdoms Began with Riding into Jingzhou Alone

I fully support it. I have read all the books and I have never been disappointed. So I fully support it. In fact, I feel that the author's writing style, ideas and plot, no matter what aspect or subject matter he writes, he can't go wrong.

This book is really well written. First, it is different from the "Liu Xiahui" style of most current protagonists, and it is also different from the stallion novels. Although there are many female protagonists, they are naturally not artificial. Second, the character descriptions are true and simple, with their own ideas and do not follow the original text. Third, the logic of the writing layout is just right and not unreasonable. Although there is still a gap compared with Qin Li and others, it is much better than what some great gods wrote. This author has great talent and I hope he can stick to it.

Very good, the description of the characters is very realistic. Various situations are also written very realistically. It can be regarded as high-quality grain and grass. Whether he becomes a god or not depends on the efforts of his book friends. The author's writing style is very sophisticated and can specialize in the historical genre. I have already seen the day when the author becomes a god

War horses are important, but they are also consumables. They cannot determine the direction of victory in a war, but they can determine the winning rate. You can never catch up with four legs, so the desire for horses is very high, but if you have horses, you will be invincible. In addition to mobility, horses also have physical strength, and they are not steel. The speed of the horse behind the sound can easily lead to trampling, unless the enemy avoids it instinctively. In horse battles, the battlefield is almost exhausted before forming a surprise attack, or the horse speed is used to eject the enemy's vitality and then attack. Therefore, Cao Cao's cavalry has the tiger and leopard cavalry. The leopard cavalry uses speed to help the conventional troops to consume the enemy. Shoot the man first, shoot the horse first, and capture the thief first, capture the king. The first sentence is easy to understand, and the second sentence is easy to misunderstand. The probability of the battlefield is not high. Some people will say that Zhang Liao used 800 cavalry to defeat Sun Quan's 100,000 army. It is not that Zhang Liao used 800 cavalry to defeat 100,000 army. The 100,000-strong army is not all for one-time consumption. Under the favorable conditions of the right time, place, and people, a surprise attack on the general's central army will lead to a high chance of defeat. There are many factors that can cause the defeat of a 100,000-strong army, such as food, disease, weather, etc. Zhang Liao is a military general and can lead troops. If he only knows how to be reckless, he is not worthy of being called a good general.

Children who read a lot of street stall literature are recommended to read more popular historical science, especially those from the Wei, Jin, Southern and Northern Dynasties. The so-called history is actually nothing more than political compromise. Zhuge Liang is a myth? Throughout the five thousand years of China, who can reach the level of Zhuge Liang? He is a very loyal minister who abides by his duties as a minister, works hard and is loyal to the whole family. Is Cao Cao and Sima Yi not cruel enough in bullying orphans and widowed mothers? Or is Cao Shuang and Zhuge Ke too loyal as ministers? Huan Wen said, "A man cannot be famous for centuries, but he must be infamous for thousands of years." His son also followed the same path. Fu Jian ascended to the throne from General Long Xiang, and Yao Chang was not immune to the temptation of power. Xie An, a famous figure in the Eastern Jin Dynasty, defeated Fu Jian's millions of lions in the Battle of Feishui; Wang Meng, a genius, assisted Fu Jian in defeating the heroes and laying the foundation for hegemony. However, the combined talents of these two people are just enough to rival Zhuge Liang. "If you go out as a master, you will show your true fame in the world. Who can be compared with others in a thousand years." Let's talk about Zhao Yun's official position. Isn't it normal for Zhao Yun to have a low official position? Wei Yan's official position was higher than that of Zhao Yun because Wei Yan was Liu Bei's choice to guard Hanzhong at that time, and his promotion was to pave the way for his transfer. This only shows that Zhao Yun is not as capable as Wei Yan in his own right. It cannot be said that Zhao Yun's status is low. In addition, the novel is a novel, and anyone who reads history will not take it seriously. Nowadays, some people regard the Three Kingdoms as truth after reading it. This is the most terrifying thing. For example, the record of Xun Yu's suicide in an empty box is not included in the original Chronicle of the Three Kingdoms, so some people say it is false. He must not know that there is a kind of Three Kingdoms in the world called Pei's Notes on the Three Kingdoms, which quotes lost historical materials called "Wei's Spring and Autumn Annals". There is also a history book called "Book of the Later Han Dynasty". The author and Pei Songzhi were in the same dynasty, and also included this statement.

Although Zhuge Liang and Pang Tong are good, they have not grown up yet. It is impossible for the protagonist to waste more than ten years waiting for them to grow up. If you want to take them, it is best to choose Xun Yu and Guo Jia. First of all, Xun Yu loves the Han Dynasty, and the protagonist happens to be a member of the Han clan. , The possibility of accepting Xun Yu is very high. As for the ghost genius, he comes from a poor family. Even if he doesn't want to, he has to be kidnapped. There is also Man Chong, this is a fellow countryman and also from Shanyang. The chance of the protagonist accepting him should be very high. There is still a future. Zhang Ji will come in a few years. There is no need to recruit Zhang Ji, but his counselor Jia Xu must be recruited. As for generals, Dian Wei is difficult to find, but Xu Chu is easy to find. There is a big family named Xu in Qiao County, and he is also known for dragging cattle. Very famous in the local area, there are also Chen Dao who has been hanging out in Nanyang, Jinfan thief Gan Ning, Dongting thief Jiang Qin and Zhou Tai, Ling Cao, Ling Tong and his son, and Ding Feng. These are all talents from Jingzhou, as well as Taishi Ci who will go to Yangzhou in a few years. Zhou Yu can also be poached. Historically, Zhou Yu first defected to Yuan Shao and followed Yuan Shao for two years. He felt that Yuan Shao was not a good leader, so he turned to his good friend. This proves that before Zhou Yu took refuge with Sun Ce, his relationship with Sun Ce was not that deep. Zhou Yu might be able to poach someone. Zhou Yu is a handsome man who can stand alone.

I watched Yuan San as a freshman, and now I watch Liu Qi as a graduate student. I have to admire the author's writing style. It seems that the author can't stand the trolls, so he directly wrote such a serious (although still a little superficial) article. It is really comfortable to read. I should learn more from the author 🥺

Reading this book felt amazing, very enjoyable, and full of hearty plot. The main and supporting characters are not stereotyped and have a stand. But now I feel a little tired. Not to mention anything else, but there is one thing: does the protagonist care too much about his reputation? Is it too much to give up a lot of benefits for the protagonist's reputation? Now there are many civil and military talents under the protagonist's command. Which one of them came to join him because of his good reputation? I thought that the reputation of being loyal to the emperor and serving the country could at least attract Xun Yu to join him, so that would be no loss. But in the end, he went to Cao Cao anyway. Who else could he attract? Does Cao Cao have a good reputation? Of course fame is not useless, but the protagonist has been developing himself to have a perfect reputation, which is really unnecessary. You can have a reputation, as long as it is enough. No matter how hard you try, the protagonist can't compare to Yuan Shao in a short period of time, so why use your shortcomings to attack the enemy's strengths? In addition, I always feel that the protagonist is deliberately suppressing the development of science and technology. With more than one million words, there are very few achievements in the reform of science and technology. It doesn't mean that you have to climb up the technological tree to make explosives, but you have to follow nature. You can always bring out agricultural tools, and there seems to be no waterwheels in the Han Dynasty. The protagonist grew up in a village before traveling, so it's not too much to know this. The protagonist currently relies on his foresight to confront Cao Yuansun, but as time goes by, the more things the protagonist does, the less he predicts. How to ensure that he achieves the final victory? If you want to be absolutely sure, the only way to break away from the constraints and change the track is to crush them. It is unrealistic for a modern person to try to defeat someone from the past with the most familiar things in the era they are most familiar with.

I found that most people who like the Three Kingdoms don't like Soochow. It should be a unified thought. Whether it is Cao Wei or Shu Han, they all have a unified thought. And Soochow's ideological policy is to separate one side and stabilize its own three-acre area 😐

01. Overview of the state map of the Eastern Han Dynasty 02. Overview of the map of the middle period of the Three Kingdoms 03. Overview of the state map of the middle period of the Western Jin Dynasty 04. Detailed map of the state area For the time being...

My personal suggestion is that you should find a counselor now. The basic decisions are made by the protagonist. During execution, there is no counselor who can temporarily make decisions for the protagonist. Even if you don't win over them directly, you should lay the groundwork. Don't keep pushing the generals. Although Pang Tong is in hand now, he is still a little young. The ones who are more suitable now should be those from the Yingchuan clan...

Do you have any recommendations? In fact, eighty-nine out of 10 people with the surname Liu in the Three Kingdoms novels are written by people with the surname Liu, or they are auxiliaries and people from aristocratic families. I am tired of reading it. Is there any book that is not written by someone with the surname Liu, not by aristocratic families, but by ordinary people?

I feel that the female characters are well written. The protagonists are all very fantasy-like. Many of them are about to get married but their husbands are dead before they are married. So it is good that the protagonists are all virgins. This is what I admire the most about the author. It can be said that there is no poisonous point at all. Driving can also be regarded as the starting point of wealth code The best writer is Cai Mi. This character is simply the favorite of LSPs and the one that inspires LSPs the most... I hope the author can write more plots about Cai Mi. The writing on the battle for hegemony is also good. Anyway, I enjoyed watching it and it's not brainless.

You can't give rewards, but there is no problem in voting for all orders. At this level, please keep it up. It's been a long time since I read a high-quality Three Kingdoms novel. It's not that I haven't seen it, but there are always some reasons why it's hard to like or adapt to it. It seems that this one is the most comfortable. Keep up the good work, author! Daddy, rush to the high-quality products! ! ! ! You are the next "July"! !

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I have a suggestion for the author's next book. I have read all your trilogy, and it is indeed very well written. However, the problem of not confronting Cao Cao is becoming more and more serious. You have discovered it yourself, right? With the advantage of crushing the game, you do not attack and expand, but play with Cao Cao. This is a matter of overall strategic layout. Cao Cao is really not that scary. The scary thing is the entire think tank of Xun Yu, Xun You, Jia Xu and so on. Some provide a stable rear, some provide twelve clever strategies, and some play with the enemy's thoughts. To be honest, author, you really should overcome this mentality. If you really like Lao Cao, write about Cao Cao's faction in the next Three Kingdoms. Liu Bei estimates that you, Beihei, can't write (although I really want to see you write a book written by Ji Han later).

At the end of the Eastern Han Dynasty, the rank of military commanders.

The author's book Riding Alone into Jingzhou should be his pinnacle work. Yuan San, Tao Shang in the front, and Sun Yi in the back all feel inferior to this one, and the gap is quite large. It feels a bit too nonsensical. Maybe the history books of other periods are funny and nonsensical, but the book of the Three Kingdoms still prefers the changes in the Three Kingdoms, and the heroes vying for the throne. In this era, there are clouds of military commanders, rain of counselors, conspiracies, and battles on the battlefield. The generals charge in front, the commanders are strategizing behind, and the counselors are on the side. This is the novel of the Three Kingdoms that I want to read, and this book is very well written, but the author's other books are a bit poisonous. I am reading Sun Yi now. Come on, author, I am counting on you for the book of the Three Kingdoms.

I just finished watching Mysterious Resurgence this month, so I gave you 10 monthly votes. Come on, author 😁

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I don't understand why I went to Jingzhou to develop the base area. Isn't this why people are surrounding me and beating me up? The most comfortable place is to steal the Gongsun family's territory. Go up and use it for barbarian coolies. To the left are nomads who can loot it. If you can't beat it down, you can retreat. To the right, there is a natural super-large port called Bohai Sea. How comfortable!

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It's very nice. I suggest you update more steadily. There have been a lot of typos recently.

All four monthly votes have been cast. Come on＾0＾~

I have a weak question, I wonder if I missed reading the middle chapters and felt that Zhao Fan's ending was not mentioned at the end?

4WC read the protagonist's previous book and felt that this one is so awesome that the minor flaws don't matter.

Khan, I actually saw it as a bicycle entering Jingzhou

I'm almost finished reading it, so I'll say a few words when I have time: I've been paying attention to the author since Yuan (but only for pirated copies), and the pottery dealer seems to have ordered them all. To be honest, the author's writing style has changed quite a lot. The three books (not counting the eunuch one) have changed from funny to serious, and the occasional bit of fun makes the latter part of the book more and more interesting. Looking forward to the author's new book, I will click to subscribe automatically.

I haven't read it yet, so I'd like to ask if it's the kind of one that joins the Three Kingdoms or fights for hegemony by oneself?

I cast 12 monthly votes on the first day, which is quite interesting! Please add some details