Starting in Yizhou in the Three Kingdoms

Go watch Ju Han's story and learn from him. I don't know how you chose your territory, going to Yunnan to develop. Back then, that place was considered barbarian. Throughout history, if you followed that path to conquer the world, you probably wouldn't even have the qualifications to contend for it. At best, you'd have the qualifications to contend for Yizhou. Why?

I couldn't bear to read more than two chapters, and then I saw the author's so-called "Three Great Economic Zones" in the comments, which is absolutely laughable. What Southwest Silk Road, Western Regions Silk Road, Maritime Silk Road? Does the author even know what goods were traded along the ancient Silk Road?

And then there's guerrilla warfare. 🤔I just don't understand why everyone thinks guerrilla warfare is a simple thing. The verifiable pioneer of guerrilla warfare might be Peng Yue, but that was only to cut off Xiang Yu's supply lines. If your men can all carry out guerrilla warfare, what are the heroes of the Three Kingdoms? You can just push forward with regular troops and crush them one by one.

This is hilarious! After reading the first chapter, why did they say "you guys"? Even saying "you all" would have been better!

Too young. Are you planning to emulate Sima Yi and outlive everyone else? You're Liu Zhang's official, he's been kind to you, and if you rebel against him, it's treason. How can you expect peaceful evolution?

Without any cheat codes, he wants to use Shu (southern Sichuan) as his base to conquer the world. That's wishful thinking. Cao Cao's territory had more than twice the population of the entire southern provinces of Yi, Jing, and Yang. Even the entire region south of the Yangtze and north of the Yellow River combined wouldn't be enough for him. Even the brilliant strategists Zhuge Liang and Jiang Wei couldn't achieve that. The protagonist isn't cheating; he's just dreaming.

The historical text was written with such a powerful, sweeping feel to it! 😄😄

🤔Where's the food? Training, guerrilla warfare? Meat? And six years of compulsory education? Dude, do you think this is 10 years? Food, food! Why did ancient armies train every few days? Even if you transplanted the militia manual, the army manual, and the book of military tactics to the Three Kingdoms period, where would the food be?

The writing is alright, but the ideas are a bit naive! Developing an economic zone and a Silk Road in the barren lands of the late Han Dynasty is a bit far-fetched! Before the Song Dynasty, if you controlled the south, you were already at a disadvantage in Sichuan!

I've always had a question: if everyone knew Yuan Shao was good at scheming but indecisive, why did Ju Shou and Tian Feng still join him? Wasn't this a comment made after his defeat? How could so many strategists know he was good at scheming but indecisive when he was now considered the best in the land? It can only be said that he lost, and these comments came from the winner.